We are talking about owed taxes. Not new taxes.
And what pisses me off even more is that there are going to be minimal repercussions to these people, too. If I owe money and don't pay, I'm hit with penalties, interest, the IRS can go into my bank account and just take the money, and yes, even prison is on the table. And that's for debts of 5 figures or so.
These people owe collectively millions. Perhaps even BILLIONS. Nothing is going to happen. Yeah, I'm mad.
remember lego movie smear frames. remember how beautiful and genius lego movie smear frames were . are you listening to me. they used only real bricks. so it would look like stop motion. they used real bricks to make smear frames for minifigures doing gestures and stuff isnt that crazy. the lego movie smear frames
do you remember the fucking lighting they used in the lego batman movie. did you fucking see that shit. fuck
they put scratches on the digitally animated legos man.
A few examples of different LEGO movie smear frames from Google
like what’s up manger
[Image description: Art depicting the birth of Jesus with the Spiderverse version of Miles Morales edited into the picture. End ID]
Watching Yu Yu Hakusho like
How dare you make me tear up watching lilsimsie while eating buttered italian bread.
Today’s the day
TODAYS THE DAY!
The memes that you can relate to hit different :(
Someone explain this
Edward trying to convince the Volturi to kill him when he thought Bella dead
I find it a little crazy when I think about the fact I heavily enjoy books that are supposed to be about being a Mormon latter day Saint.
I have a question.
In the Twilight books there are exactly two (2) Christians, Carlisle (who is an Anglican, not a Mormon) and Edward (who is non denominational, not a Mormon). There is never a moment in the books where anyone presents any proof that Jesus is real.
At the same time the boys of the Quileute nation are taught to believe that some of them have a special gene that allows them to transform into the Spirit Animal of their nation in order to defeat vampires, something that none of them believes in... until they start transforming every day into the Spirit Animal of their nation and thus become living proof that these legends are true - unlike Christianity that is false.
That's just what's in the books.
So my question is this: if her books say that the Quileute's spiritual beliefs are the one true religion and that Christianity is false, in what way is this "an allegory of one gentile seeker's coming to the fullness of Latter-day Saint faith and life"?
In what way is Bella marrying a vampire and becoming a vampire herself the equivalent of becoming a Mormon? If Stephenie Meyer is saying that Mormons are just like vampires i.e., that Mormons are like the undead creatures of the night who suck blood to live, wouldn't that be rather casting aspersions on the religion of her closest and dearest?
If she really is, as you say, trying to write a book that makes you identify with a protagonist who becomes a Mormon... wouldn't she have made the Mormons the good guys, i.e. the Quileute? Wouldn't she have made Bella marry a Quileute person in order to join the "Mormons" i.e. the good guys? Otherwise it makes no sense.
And if her books are some sort of Mormon manifesto ultimately designed to convert the reader to her religion, then how come the Mormons reject her? How come no one has ever shown up at a Mormon temple saying "Twilight has sent me here"?
I actually asked Mormons why they don't feel proud of her and they said they either never read her books or don't see any Mormon message in them.
Quite simply there is no truth to the idea that the twilight books are Mormon or even pro-Christian in content.
Edward:No sex until marriage
Bella:.
Siblings.
Yeah that's just siblings being siblings. Totally normal
Oh so after you sleep with astarion for the first few moments after you wake up he's not silently basking in the sun....
he's silently screaming in it
So, I was taking some screenshots with the BG3 freecam of the Astarion bite scene, right? And when he says "I feel happy" facing the player character, he's all grins and smirks...
BUT the moment he turns around so the natural camera and the player can't see his face?
He looks wrecked.
Of course, he quickly recovers and saunters away with another smile, but for that brief moment, his mask slipped.
Baldur's Gate 3 cast playing DnD is something I really needed in my life rn. Did a quick redraw <3
