

Make-a-wish if they had balls


Make-a-wish if they had balls


Those hips don’t lie!
Lovely smile. Suggestive of more.
Unpopular take: I actually found it pretty good. All characters got their screen time and the main characters all got a resolution that felt satisfying to me. The action scenes were good. I even liked the revelation of what the upside down really is, though I would’ve preferred a slightly different version of that explanation.
Parents of that kid paying for the 67th tooth: By God, what have we created?
Wow, spooky. I may steal this as a cryptic clue for a private TTRPG campaign.


“owned”

Or it’s our regular old sun on its way down towards the horizon and mum doesn’t want to walk back in the dark.
Hey, shooters gonna shoot their shots
Great, you two, thank you for your service, really sigh now the French king is going to pressure the Pope into dissolving your order and have you all arrested
This is what happened to the Knights Templar. One of the core accusations against them was homosexuality and specifically rimming.
You see, that’s why OP always carries a second phone: To photograph the first one not falling into the gutter


Shut up and take my upvote already. And you too, OOP!
Money. Criminals and immoral people pay good money to show these ads. At least for Facebook, a court case regarding identity fraud has established that they knew quite well which ads were fishy, so they just charged those advertisers more. If I remember correctly, that amounted to about 10% of Facebook’s revenue. It will be a similar case for Google, I assume. Sketchy ads pay too well to remove all of them and laws make it so the platform is only liable if they don’t take it down after receiving notice of every single sketchy ad. Google, Facebook, and the others are all well near monopoly and built deep moats, so they don’t really have to fear losing customers, because there’s no simple alternative.