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The Dark King said:
Lol probably. I've been pulling 18 hour shifts for the last two months. These knew tax guidelines are no joke. They're taxing on every crypto transaction and when you deal with volumes in the millions....
This place is my only respite since I don't really like other social media platforms lol
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I refuse to work more than 60 hours a week. It better be a rare situation if I do.

That should be your reason for looking at Canada, to get away from that shit. Lol
 
Beasty said:
I refuse to work more than 60 hours a week. It better be a rare situation if I do.

That should be your reason for looking at Canada, to get away from that shit. Lol
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Canada don't pay like this nowhere really. You think brokers stay in NY for the pizza and the subways lol
Everyone is trying to retire at 40.
 
Starz Original Series The Rook tells the story of Myfanwy Thomas, a woman who wakes up in the rain beside London’s Millennium Bridge with no memory of who she is and no way to explain the circle of latex-gloved dead bodies splayed around her.

When Myfanwy discovers she is a high ranking official in the Checquy, Britain’s last truly secret service for people with paranormal abilities, she will have to navigate the dangerous and complex world of the agency to uncover who wiped her memory – and why she is a target.
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RicardoCooper said:
Offensive to a portion of the intended audience. You are not the world, sorry
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I already provided what got a certain group of white men upset and it was nothing. She literally said nothing offensive but you know how it is in AmeriKKKa when you mention anything about wanting more diversity.

https://www.whitewomenblackmen.com/forum/threads/the-nerdz-lounge.16114/page-522#post-1100574

If wanting inclusiveness in a place that was proven to be white male dominant is offensive then I have this question on here again why do we even complain about racism and wanting to see more black people in particular black men in TV and Movies. She just kind of did the same thing we do, but was talking about the press room.
 
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The Spanish Princess is an upcoming American drama television miniseries, based on the novels The Constant Princess and The King's Curse by Philippa Gregory, that is set to premiere on Starz on May 5, 2019

The Spanish Princess follows "Catherine of Aragon, the beautiful teenaged princess of Spain who was promised the English throne since she was a child. She arrives in a grey, rain-lashed England with her glorious and diverse court, including her lady-in-waiting Lina, a Sub-Saharan African. She becomes Princess of Wales, but when her husband Prince Arthur dies suddenly, the throne seems lost to Catherine. However, she claims her marriage was never consummated and that therefore as a virgin she may set her sights on the new heir, the charismatic and headstrong Prince Harry who will one day rule as King Henry VIII."
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The crown is her destiny. The Spanish Princess premieres this spring on STARZ.
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True power is knowing what you want and letting nothing stand in your way. Watch Catherine take her place when The Spanish Princess premieres May 5 on STARZ.
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Just seen Captain Marvel and I was thoroughly excited throughout the film. Marvel is not missing these past films making splashes like Klay Thompson. lol.

Whoever does the comedy part of their films they hit it out again with the comedic parts. This plays out like an 'The Original Avenger' Story more so than 'Carol Danvers becoming Captain Marvel' story.

Her powers came from the tesseract that I'm guessing when fused with her DNA made her a photon like being. One of the best parts of the film is how they used her strengths throughout her memories for her to control her emotion which led her to finally being able to control her powers and go binary and the Kree from then on had no chance against her. Whom were using her.

The first post credits scene was the best one because it lead up to how Carol finally comes back to earth. If you remember Fury sending that signal out before he faded away the movie showed that he was indeed contacting Carol. We see Steve, Bruce, Brody and Natasha using it to make contact with her again. But they didn't know what it was doing just that Fury was last using to contact someone. So as Natasha turned away there was Carol standing right there with the line that excited the theatre I was in "Where's Fury?"

So Carol Danvers will already be on earth when Avengers: Endgame come. One of my questions is with this movie taking place in 1995 and the post credit scene where Captain Marvel shows up in the lab behind Black Widow asking where's Fury I just wonder where is Monica Rambeau? Because she is the little girl in the film with her Mother Maria Rambeau and Carol plays her Aunt(not biologically of course.) So Avengers: Endgame will be interesting because I wonder where this lead to new characters showing like Monica Rambeau and Blue Marvel.

As Robert Littal pointed out Marvel left the feminism off screen and really told a great story about a strong female being becoming a superhero. People are indeed panicking before even seeing it. And that panic I believe will lead to preexisting beliefs that would render them delusional and see something in the film that isn't actually there.
 
Trolls Targeted Captain Marvel, but Disney Was Ready For Them
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03/2019

The online trolling was fierce.

Brie Larson, Oscar-winning star of the Captain Marvel, is too political, the trolls said. She can’t possibly be strong enough. She’s forcing diversity on moviegoers.


Perhaps worst of all, she doesn’t smile enough, the trolls whined. So they posted doctored pictures of Larson, in her Captain Marvel regalia, doing what superheroes — male, female or otherwise — seldom do while rescuing Earth from almost certain annihilation. Smiling.



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darkcurry said:
Just seen Captain Marvel and I was thoroughly excited throughout the film. Marvel is not missing these past films making splashes like Klay Thompson. lol.

Whoever does the comedy part of their films they hit it out again with the comedic parts. This plays out like an 'The Original Avenger' Story more so than 'Carol Danvers becoming Captain Marvel' story.

Her powers came from the tesseract that I'm guessing when fused with her DNA made her a photon like being. One of the best parts of the film is how they used her strengths throughout her memories for her to control her emotion which led her to finally being able to control her powers and go binary and the Kree from then on had no chance against her. Whom were using her.

The first post credits scene was the best one because it lead up to how Carol finally comes back to earth. If you remember Fury sending that signal out before he faded away the movie showed that he was indeed contacting Carol. We see Steve, Bruce, Brody and Natasha using it to make contact with her again. But they didn't know what it was doing just that Fury was last using to contact someone. So as Natasha turned away there was Carol standing right there with the line that excited the theatre I was in "Where's Fury?"

So Carol Danvers will already be on earth when Avengers: Endgame come. One of my questions is with this movie taking place in 1995 and the post credit scene where Captain Marvel shows up in the lab behind Black Widow asking where's Fury I just wonder where is Monica Rambeau? Because she is the little girl in the film with her Mother Maria Rambeau and Carol plays her Aunt(not biologically of course.) So Avengers: Endgame will be interesting because I wonder where this lead to new characters showing like Monica Rambeau and Blue Marvel.

As Robert Littal pointed out Marvel left the feminism off screen and really told a great story about a strong female being becoming a superhero. People are indeed panicking before even seeing it. And that panic I believe will lead to preexisting beliefs that would render them delusional and see something in the film that isn't actually there.
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I agree it wasn't really a feminist film even though she suffers from the same Mary Sue problem with saw with Rey in Star Wars. This woman gets unexplained super powers and can suddenly beat a ton of trained soldiers. How does she have any control in a combat situation? What about spacial awareness, endurance and damage awareness. It's the issue I have with most female lead characters these days. I really didn't like Wonder Woman but at least she trained on that island for over a decade before confronting foes. Marvel was a test pilot I don't get the logic leap. Hell all of the Avengers had training before they were heroes with the exception of Banner and Stark but one was a rage monster and the other one's suit did all the physical work. I took my family to see Captain Marvel because my nephew LOVES all things Marvel but I felt like it was something we could have waited for on Netflix. Here's to hoping End Game is better than this.
 
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