u/owen-3820

I'm not the type of person to get triggered or clutch pearls but I had a real issue with the punisher kneeling on a guy's neck on the sidewalk. It was clearly unintentional and i'm not accusing any of the creators of having any sort of negative agenda. But they have to know what that image invokes and edit it out of the final cut.

There's a whole arc in The Office where there's two managers and Michael does the big picture stuff while Jim handles the day to day. It didn't work out. That's exactly what Bob is gonna do.

It's a gear based game and the main goal is to build up a big arsenal and use it. The twist is that the gear isn't actually important at all and nobody will give a shit about it.

Do you guys think this is a good idea? Ive already taken a second mortgage on my house to fund it.

Win or lose it's about having fun with your friends :)

I still think they have to move on from some combination of Pee/Joel/Nurse/Daryl. We have an all nba player in his prime and we cannot keep punting on every other year like we did with Joel.

Obviously you don't want to fabricate things and make the story out to be something else entirely. But is it a problem if the query obfuscates things a little to make it more functional and workable?

Just as an example: saying my main character does something when a side character is more responsible, saying a character cares about something explicitly when it's more of an implicit theme.

I personally hate when people misuse the word "bizarro." It doesn't just mean "bizarre." It means "the opposite." Like the character it's named after-- the comic villain Bizarro, who is the opposite of Superman in every way.

Every few episodes there'll be a line of dialogue that just doesn't sit right with me in 2026.

"Two bronze age civilizations blowing each other up over goats"

"If the keffiyeh fits"

"The arab world will just go absolutely crazy"

Things that aren't outwardly beyond the pale but make you do a double take

EDIT: The bronze age civilizations line is apparently over the greeks, my mistake. Far from the only example of what I mean.