Politics is Downstream From Culture
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Because we are not soy boys?
Clearly because we are sexist .... judging women on there looks and not their abilities - yet these same people want women appointed to positions solely based on their biology
Dry chem on a Class A fire. Better than nothing I guess. I must be old but I remember when big stores had fire hose reels in them
So let me see if I get this straight. When it comes to making female faces we are told that the technology isn't there and they just can't make feminine features.
But when they actually show passion for something they end up doing a pretty solid 1:1 accurate representation
Horizon Zero Dawn Model for Protagonist ....
Hannah Hoekstra
SHUT UP, WESLEY: Shazam's Zach Levi Endorses Trump and Neckbearded Nerd Wil Wheaton Can't Deal
It's always funny to watch the Hollywood class -- who always claim to be the most tolerant people on Earth -- show their true colors whenever someone has the audacity to think differently from them. They claim to celebrate 'diversity' (by which they mean everyone but straight, white males) but cannot stand diversity of thought.
We saw an outstanding recent example of this recently when Zachary Levi, the star of the Shazam movies, dared to appear with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard at a Trump campaign rally where he moderated a discussion between the two. But before he began, he announced that he, too, was endorsing Donald Trump for President.
This raised the hackles of former child star and current ... well, nothing, really ... Wil Wheaton, who threw an epic rant on Facebook denouncing one of Hollywood's new superheroes.
Before delving into Wheaton's tantrum, it is worth taking some time to understand Levi's endorsement. He is not a Trump fan. He is a self-professed libertarian. But he also is a realist when it comes to the 2024 election:
Levi also cited RFK's support of 'MAHA,' or 'Make America Healthy Again,' as he has long been an advocate of healthier food and an opponent of Big Pharma food since his father died of cancer.
You can watch a video of Levi's endorsement here:
Obviously, these comments were simply SOOOO controversial that Wheaton, the forever whipping boy of Star Trek fans, just had to speak out. Wheaton has blocked huge swaths of people on Twitter and locked down his account on the platform, but posted the following on Facebook:
Clem72
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I saw them use one in a price club in the late 80s. The water that came out of that hose was one of the top 3 worst smelling things I have ever experienced.
Clem72
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SHUT UP, WESLEY: Shazam's Zach Levi Endorses Trump and Neckbearded Nerd Wil Wheaton Can't Deal
It's always funny to watch the Hollywood class -- who always claim to be the most tolerant people on Earth -- show their true colors whenever someone has the audacity to think differently from them. They claim to celebrate 'diversity' (by which they mean everyone but straight, white males) but cannot stand diversity of thought.
We saw an outstanding recent example of this recently when Zachary Levi, the star of the Shazam movies, dared to appear with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard at a Trump campaign rally where he moderated a discussion between the two. But before he began, he announced that he, too, was endorsing Donald Trump for President.
This raised the hackles of former child star and current ... well, nothing, really ... Wil Wheaton, who threw an epic rant on Facebook denouncing one of Hollywood's new superheroes.
Before delving into Wheaton's tantrum, it is worth taking some time to understand Levi's endorsement. He is not a Trump fan. He is a self-professed libertarian. But he also is a realist when it comes to the 2024 election:
Levi also cited RFK's support of 'MAHA,' or 'Make America Healthy Again,' as he has long been an advocate of healthier food and an opponent of Big Pharma food since his father died of cancer.
You can watch a video of Levi's endorsement here:
Obviously, these comments were simply SOOOO controversial that Wheaton, the forever whipping boy of Star Trek fans, just had to speak out. Wheaton has blocked huge swaths of people on Twitter and locked down his account on the platform, but posted the following on Facebook:
Politics aside, I really liked this guy since I first saw him in Chuck and I always wondered why he wasn't more popular. There really aren't a lot of guys who can sort of fit the role of both "nerdy" and "heroic", it's usually the case that they just take a classically heroic figure, and slap some glasses on him (ala superman).
Yep.... just think now long that water sat in those pipes since they were installed and tested.
I seem to think some areas require that wet system are flushed periodically.
That makes sense, but think how many may be "pencil whipped" in lieu of doing so.