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Accept me for who I am. :(

I do, Jutsu.

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After studying Jutsu's speech patterns I am ready to become your new friend.
Now if any of you niggas wanna play some Gungi I'm open for challenges.
Not really because who the fuck actually wants to play that game?

Two Jutsus??? WTF??? FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT.... Its time for a Not-so-Epic Rap Battle...

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Scarecrow, were you ever a fan of He-Man?

There's a newer cartoon made in 2002, did you ever watch it?

The BBC often pulls stuff out of their ass like this, don't they? At least its better than the ABC that said "Robin Williams and his family request their privacy at this difficult moment" and promptly proceeded to stream a live broadcast of his house from cameras above.

One thing I can't stand is when the BBC (ad well as companies like ITV) showcase all their news headlines, and it's basically "hey guys, check out what this royal baby is up to today! Oh and here's a recent and very serious/tragic incident, just in case you were interested."

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There's a newer cartoon made in 2002, did you ever watch it?

I thought it was fantastic even though not a lot of people seem to have gotten behind it. They expanded the whole mythos of the Masters of the Universe in it and the animation was quite enjoyable too. The whole episode with King Greyskull in it gave me goosebumps, solely because of the history behind it.

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I'll get some screencaps from the site.

It's one thing to do unspeakable acts to my unconscious body, but it's another thing to upload a video of it and not to split the revenue... You monster.

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There's a newer cartoon made in 2002, did you ever watch it?



One thing I can't stand is when the BBC (ad well as companies like ITV) showcase all their news headlines, and it's basically "hey guys, check out what this royal baby is up to today! Oh and here's a recent and very serious/tragic incident, just in case you were interested."

I have a soft spot for BBC compared to most news networks because they've made some really good documentaries. I still watch some of them occasionally since I first saw them back in 2005.

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It's one thing to do unspeakable acts to my unconscious body, but it's another thing to upload a video of it and not to split the revenue... You monster.

Business is good. Its coming out on pay-per-view later this year.

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I have a soft spot for BBC compared to most news networks because they've made some really good documentaries. I still watch some of them occasionally since I first saw them back in 2005.

I agree they've made some absolutely amazing documentaries. Also the Planet Earth series is arguably one of Television's greatest accomplishments. However, and I pose this questions to our British friends who might be in the know here, the BBC is a rather large umbrella corporation, so is the department in-charge of the news also in charge of the documentaries? Or are they two seperate facets of the BBC?

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I thought it was fantastic even though not a lot of people seem to have gotten behind it. They expanded the whole mythos of the Masters of the Universe in it and the animation was quite enjoyable too. The whole episode with King Greyskull in it gave me goosebumps, solely because of the history behind it.

Hooray, someone else finally likes it.
I loved it, but most people I know who watched because it wasn't as campy or didn't have that funny, amusing charm. "You suck because you didn't try to unintentionally do something else", how do you even do this?

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Business is good. Its coming out on pay-per-view later this year.

You're going to make me pay for my own pornography?

You are a whole new level of evil.

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Business is good. Its coming out on pay-per-view later this year.



I agree they've made some absolutely amazing documentaries. Also the Planet Earth series is arguably one of Television's greatest accomplishments. However, and I pose this questions to our British friends who might be in the know here, the BBC is a rather large umbrella corporation, so is the department in-charge of the news also in charge of the documentaries? Or are they two seperate facets of the BBC?

It's a large Corporation. There is a different department that handles the day to day activities like news and another that handles special occasions like documentaries. I like the documentaries narrated by David Attenborough.

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Hooray, someone else finally likes it.
I loved it, but most people I know who watched because it wasn't as campy or didn't have that funny, amusing charm. "You suck because you didn't try to unintentionally do something else", how do you even do this?

The most annoying part is that thwse people don't realise the original He-Man series wasn't trying to be campy or funny. They were trying to make a badass show but did it with so few resources and such a lack of artistry that it BECAME Funny. The new show deserved a lot more respect for what it set out to achieve, and even taken purely as an entity on it's own, it had good storytelling, unique characters and a very interesting mythology, which is the fundamental charm of He-Man in the first place.

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The most annoying part is that thwse people don't realise the original He-Man series wasn't trying to be campy or funny. They were trying to make a badass show but did it with so few resources and such a lack of artistry that it BECAME Funny. The new show deserved a lot more respect for what it set out to achieve, and even taken purely as an entity on it's own, it had good storytelling, unique characters and a very interesting mythology, which is the fundamental charm of He-Man in the first place.

Thank. You.

This is also why when you see people attempting to parody it, it's almost never funny. It's a humor and a charm you can't willingly recreate, and actually trying to do it doesn't work as well.
There's a pretty big difference between something that's intended to be funny, and something that's not supposed to be funny but still is. It's something a lot of people don't really understand.

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I agree they've made some absolutely amazing documentaries. Also the Planet Earth series is arguably one of Television's greatest accomplishments. However, and I pose this questions to our British friends who might be in the know here, the BBC is a rather large umbrella corporation, so is the department in-charge of the news also in charge of the documentaries? Or are they two seperate facets of the BBC?

I would assume that different people were involved.

BBC news is generally very good in terms of impartiality and accuracy. They just come across as a bit patronising sometimes, especially if the story involves the internet in any way.

BBC's Walking with Dinosaurs was my childhood. It was an amazing documentary and still holds up today.

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BBC's Walking with Dinosaurs was my childhood. It was an amazing documentary and still holds up today.

That shit was awesome, I still watch it at times along with some others I found at our cottage in sweden.

Though it was extremely surprising when scientists announced that all dinosaurs had feathers.

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That shit was awesome, I still watch it at times along with some others I found at our cottage in sweden.

Though it was extremely surprising when scientists announced that all dinosaurs had feathers.

Devi how do we pronounce your username

devee or devai?