!christians

Cuck aka Aaron shows up around 43:33 if you don't want to listen to Andy Warski and some yapping for that long.

Read along with the Farms last night: https://kiwifarms.st/threads/nicholas-robert-rekieta-rekieta-law-nickrekieta.53871/page-4388#post-18449717

Summary post 1: https://kiwifarms.st/threads/nicholas-robert-rekieta-rekieta-law-nickrekieta.53871/page-4457#post-18452071

Summary post 2: https://kiwifarms.st/threads/nicholas-robert-rekieta-rekieta-law-nickrekieta.53871/page-4454#post-18451969

Some of the highlights:

They all met the weekend Steel Toe booked the Chrissie Mayr show in St. Cloud (Chrissie ended up having to cancel because her father was tragically murdered the night before)

Aaron's 4 year old sat next to Nick's "cocaine bullet'

Nick wanted to watch Aaron frick his wife Kayla secretly from around the corner

Nick started to get very paranoid about what Aaron and Kayla would do sexually

Nick brought a St. Andrew's Cross to his birthday party in Minneapolis last year

Aaron and Kayla had a high school romantic whirlwind relationship. They would frick and then run out in the snow and make snow angels. He has pictures of their snow angels along with nudes of Kayla

Nick told April that he's never heard Kayla make those sounds when he was listening to Aaron & Kayla having s*x

Aaron says he's texted with Kayla and April and neither have taken accountability for what they've done

Aaron has been contacted by the police and has spoken to an attorney. He says the police are not interested in his drug usage and he will not be arrested for past drug use.

Kayla and April start lezzing out during a Tarantino Movie. Nick starts groping April's thigh, but Aaron gets defensive and it stops. They separate. He and April both do cocaine. They frick. After the couples frick, Kayla comes into the room and starts to show him pictures of her family.

The house is dirtier than what the police report says. He would sweep and do housework while everyone else was in the bedroom.

Also listed on the libertarian wikipedia

https://lpedia.org/wiki/National_Convention_2024#Delegate_Allocations

Edits going back in forth on the Wiki page:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:2024_Libertarian_National_Convention

Wikipedia had CWC listed then someone edited him out. Naming him is like Voldemort to the Wikipedia jannies, as they refuse to allow a page on him, dating back 10+ years to Chris personally writing his wiki page and trolls spamming wiki edits on it. Even on the Kiwifarms wiki page, they don't name him: "It was originally launched as a forum website to troll and harass a webcomic artist who was first noticed in 2007 on the Something Awful forums." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kiwi_Farms It would be funny if they are obligated to list the other votes and have to officially include CWC on Wikipedia.

We've been on the Cloudflare Business plan ($250/month) for years. They suddenly contacted us and asked us to either pay them $120k up front for one year of Enterprise within 24 hours or they would take down all of our domains. While this escalated up our business we had 3 sales calls with them, trying to figure out what was happening and how to reach a reasonable contract in a week. When we told them we were also in talks with Fastly, they suddenly "purged" all our domains, causing huge downtime in our core business, sleepless nights migrating away from CF, irreparable loss in customer trust and weeks of ongoing downtime in our internal systems.

!chuds

https://old.reddit.com/r/MarvelStudiosSpoilers/comments/1civzk3/the_biggest_box_office_bombs_in_2023_disney_lost/

https://old.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/comments/1civxg4/the_biggest_box_office_bombs_in_2023_the_marvels/?sort=controversial

https://old.reddit.com/r/MauLer/comments/1cj61it/disney_lost_630_million_just_on_4_movies_last/?sort=controversial

https://old.reddit.com/r/TwoBestFriendsPlay/comments/1ciwmr3/the_biggest_box_office_bombs_of_2023_the_marvels/?sort=controversial

https://old.reddit.com/r/RedLetterMedia/comments/1cjbwle/the_biggest_box_office_bombs_of_2023_deadlines/?sort=controversial

https://old.reddit.com/r/entertainment/comments/1cpa49w/the_biggest_box_office_bombs_in_2023_the_marvels/?sort=controversial

https://old.reddit.com/r/saltierthankrayt/comments/1cj02ov/the_biggest_box_bombs_of_2023/?sort=controversial

Disney Detonates Four Bombs In Deadline's 2023 Most Valuable Blockbuster Tournament

Everyone likes a trend in the movie business, but this one perhaps not so much. Disney for the first time in Deadline's Most Valuable Blockbuster Tournament history dominates the annual bombs section, claiming four of the five (top? bottom?) spots on our 2023 list. Typically, the studio owns a majority of the year's top 10 most profitable films thanks to Marvel movies, but not this year. A lot of this stems from feeding the beast of streaming service Disney+; the studio's initial plan during Covid was to shell out $14 billion-$16 billion annually on content by this year. With Bob Iger taking the CEO reins from Bob Chapek, he's trying to right the ship with a less-is-more strategy, zeroing in on quality so that the No. 1 motion picture studio can come back to form.

Some of you might ask: Where is Apple Original Films on this list? Wouldn't Killers of the Flower Moon and Napoleon rank? Several film-finance sources tell us that Apple movies and Disney movies shouldn't go in the same bucket. The former is a tech company, of which content is a fraction of their revenues. Essentially, any prestige losses made by Apple on movies are seen as advertising expenses to drive eyeballs to its OTT service. Meanwhile, content is king for Disney and drives all other ancillaries, extending to theme parks and cruise ships. Quite often we get the phone call from the studio saying, “You're not taking into account other merchandise and theme park revenues on these films.” Make no mistake: Films that fall down at the box office don't have afterlives.

The Marvels

Disney/Marvel

Net Loss: -$237M

When Marvel fanboys and fangirls smell it's going to be good, they crowd the theater. But when it's a dud, they stay away. One would think a sequel to a $1.1 billion-grossing female superhero movie would be logical, and asked for. However, The Marvels‘ predecessor, Captain Marvel, benefited at the box office from being a bridge between the Avengers finales Infinity War and Endgame. Yes, the actors strike did pour a lot of cold water on promoting this film, with the thespian standoff ending just days before this sequel's opening November 10, and star Brie Larson rushing around to late-night shows to tubthump the pic. But there was more. The movie was trying to thread storylines from Disney+ shows like Ms. Marvel, which was part of a grand master plan by Marvel to connect the series with the movies. That strategy showed its holes here as Ms. Marvel wasn't embraced in a big way by MCU fans ala series like Loki and WandaVision were. Lastly, Marvel has prided itself on hiring indie directors, plugging them into their system and turning them into blockbuster filmmakers (e.g., Jon Watts, Taika Waititi). It's a recipe that doesn't always work, evident in this movie (directed by Nia DaCosta) and Marvel's The Eternals from Nomadland Oscar winner Chloé Zhao. The MCU in its zenith wins over both critics and audiences, and that didn't happen here, with a 62% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes and B CinemaScore.

The Flash

Warner Bros/DC Studios

Net Loss: -$155M

Released well before the actors strike, it doesn't help when your leading star is making lots of tabloid headlines, the person here being Ezra Miller. Miller was kept at bay in regards to promoting the DC movie, and the pic's stars, which included Michael Keaton returning as Batman, were either available in limited doses or shied away from doing press (no one wanted to field questions about Miller). Still, props to the new Warner Bros administration of Michael De Luca and Pam Abdy, as well as DC bosses James Gunn and Peter Safran. Although they inherited this movie, they believed in it and propped it all they could as the ultimate DC time-warp movie with cameos from previous superheroes. They even previewed the film early for exhibitors at CinemaCon. Unfortunately, masses didn't buy the Spider-Man: No Way Home-like stunt here.

Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny

Disney

Net Loss: -$143M

Harrison Ford reportedly loved the script of this finale, which is why it got made. However, Steven Spielberg passed on directing, handing the reins to James Mangold — a smart choice and able filmmaker given his history with Logan and Ford v. Ferrari. However, something went amiss. In the hands of Disney, the formerly Paramount-distributed Lucasfilm franchise sequel had too many cooks in the kitchen. There were reports of several editors trying to fix the film at the last minute, not to mention there was no attempt to cast-up this older, male-skewing movie ala Top Gun: Maverick with stars that could appeal to the under-40 crowd, which would have expanded the audience. Also a factor: Indiana Jones is always in competition with himself. Despite 2008's Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull being the highest-grossing movie in the series with more than $786M worldwide, many weren't fans with its B CinemaScore and opted to stay away this time around. This was especially so after the sour word of mouth and reviews that came out of Dial of Destiny‘s Cannes world premiere, a promotional maneuver that largely dialed back the commercial prospects of Dial of Destiny.

Wish

Disney

Net Loss: -$131M

Disney always needs to plant an animated family film in the Thanksgiving corridor; the only problem is that the studio hasn't seen glory since before Covid with Frozen 2. Wish followed the 2022 bomb Strange World. While original animation is always an uphill battle to launch at the box office, audiences have seen this plug-and-play princess and silly sidekicks (in this case a talking goat and puffy star) movie before, and waited this one out for Disney+ (another potential catalyst for dwindling Disney moviegoing). Audiences and critics smelled that the movie reeked of corporate product rather than magical event. Essentially, a studio is in trouble when its movie's narrative is more about a celebration of the company's birthday than a riveting piece of content.

Haunted Mansion

Disney

Net Loss: -$117M

This movie, which opened July 28, was the first big casualty of the strike with its cast unable to show up at the pic's Disneyland premiere, which the studio billed as a fan event. Above all, Haunted Mansion burned down because of its release date, opening in the wake of Barbie and ahead of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem, thus losing out on the younger-skewing audience it wanted. At the end of the day, the 2003 Eddie Murphy version, unadjusted for inflation, made more money with its domestic take of $75.8M and global of $182.2M.

!kino

Lizzo reacts to South Park roasting her: pic.twitter.com/0VH7rkjLTD

— End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) May 26, 2024

Good morning I hate women

When we opened our relationship two years ago, it was from a place of a rock solid foundation. (EDIT: I was the one suggesting it!).

>I was the one suggesting it!

When I was 10, I went to this tutor for the 11+ exam (basically just to get into a 'good' secondary school in Essex - I think it was nationwide too?) and this guy Brin was just the biggest prick ever man, I can't lie.

Fully grown Sixth Form student that taught there was just constantly singling me out in front of the whole cohort. Pretty sure a lot of insults were thrown my way about my character my presentation idek. Maybe I deserved a bit of slapping around, but that was reserved for the old guy that taught us, not this fella.

Anyways it was absolutely fricking shocking to see this guy on my feed again today winning Masterchef. Hadn't really thought about him until like 3 years ago where I maanaged to dig up his name again, but goddarn.

Sucks but as an American who lives in Britain, I can personally attest that winning master chef UK is like winning master plumber India. To all my Brit friends, your country finally has the crunchy kind of flamin' hot cheetos. Please pick some up at your nearest convenience store and eat some real food.

!neolibs

I hate that my brain thinks this way now but the free part of the article doesn't say, but so much of the anti lgbt and antisemitism in Europe seems to come from immigrants, were they ethnically French?

Remember to hate yourself if you notice basic patterns !nooticers

The 2 biggest rumors I've seen for iOS 18 are both hilarious:

Being able to put your icons wherever you want on your homescreen

AI-generated emojis based on what you're texting

— Marques Brownlee (@MKBHD) May 27, 2024