If only there was video evidence of the creator of Star Wars explicitly stating that it drew direct inspiration from the Viet Cong vs American Empire.

The population of Amerikka is very anti-American government right now. The American government has sponsored terrorism around the world.

Why do we not liberate America? The people would welcome us as heroes and it would reduce funding for terrorism around the world.

Moron shows up to Harvard and asks to see the university. The Dean takes him on a tour through the campus, pointing out the facilities. At the end of the tour the moron asks "ok but where is the university?"

he corrects the interviewer

That is James Fucking Cameron.

Ok Chat GPT, give me back my seat post.

So from what I understand ~200-300 people died in Tiananmen Square in 1989, right? Like, that's not ideal, but also not 3000 people. Still, I generally subscribe to the "murder is bad" school of thought.

Gander became famous on 9/11 because of the sheer number of flights it took in once we closed our airspace. People were like, taking airline passengers into their homes for dinner and shit. I know we're all irony-pilled around here but Gander genuinely made the world a better place in a time that looked pretty bleak for a lot of people.

Unless gay-jesus-probably is from Gander or something I don't know what to say.

Such a good movie. If anyone here hasn't watched it yet you need to stop horsing around at watch it right now.

In terms of cultural impact alone, it has to be the Halo series. 20 years ago now they revolutionized the fps genre. Their controller layout became the standard across all consoles. Their 2 weapon max carry limit, actual plot, wide open spaces, and community support were huge steps forward for the genre as well. Halo 2 was one of the first games to take advantage of Xbox live, and it really pioneered the console matchmaking scene. Not to mention that halo 2 was the best-selling entertainment OF ALL TIME. IT MADE MORE MONEY THAN TITANIC JAMES CAMERON WAS IN SHAMBLES.