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Isiah Gomez

Needles. And yes! That actor was the same as Anton! I was excited to see your reaction, was kinda disappointed at how subdued it was. Aw well. :)

SHHHHH

Where Alicia lives they had a black person but then they got em

KokoPelly

Ugh, it's so hard to see Reid struggle through the aftermath

Zzyzzx

Anyone know what happened to Ogres bride? Tried to look for her reaction on it but it vanished for some reason.

Darc Hart94

Honestly this feels practically comedic with how they toss in something like "evil neo nazi killing black teenagers with reckless abandon"

Day

Not the Doja Cat reference lmao

Darc Hart94

You're gonna be raising kids in a clean and low crime neighborhood. You and they will be fine

Trevor Appel

1:04:40 Alicia Anton was played by LL Cool J

John Playstation

It says a lot about you that you think that’s comedic…

Zzyzzx

Even on Patreon? Man, that’s cruel.

Darc Hart94

Because it is. Despite what people will try to tell you shit like that doesn't really happen

Neon Citizen Teal

Saying "evil neo nazi" is redundant, like saying "chai tea" or "atm machine". You can just say "neo nazi".

Zendrordnez

Welp caught up now what to watch next?

Liberty

Alicia with the proper religious take RE: Kids. God wants people to choose him, not to be forced into belief. It's not belief if it's forced. So many religious people just don't fucking get that and push their kids into it then get upset when they decide not to be religious when they're older or to go to a different religious route than their parents. Crazy shit. Alicia, you're gonna be a hella great parent, but we already knew that.

TrueZero2

The religion talk around the 15 minute mark is why I'm ultimately OK with Religious Education (R.E. for short) as a lesson on par with things like History and Geography here in the UK. When I was in school it wasn't about converting people to a given faith, it was about educating people about different religions. I had a muslim classmate so whenever her faith's major holidays were happening, R.E. tended to spend time going over that particular holiday and custom.

Tony M

Them: Mentions lemon 🍋 cake Me, middle of eating lemon cake: 😮

kaizerlith

That "A White Man! No!" that Ant mentioned from New Girl is used for a Criminal Minds podcast intro. I never knew what it was from. Thanks Ant now I do.

Enigma7108

Seriously? Damn. I've never heard of copyright strikes on reactions being an issue anywhere other than YouTube before - I'm honestly floored.

Ch1pp3dH34rt

They didn’t harass Tonya. They needed a solid confirmation on who wrote the note and why so they could exclude it as evidence from the killing. The future defense of the suspect is something investigators think about a lot. If they didn’t track down and negate the note, the defense could use it as evidence of an incomplete investigation and call into question the prosecution’s claims.

Terry Bennett

Question, when are you continuing Star Wars The Clone Wars with your buddy? I’ve been waiting for months 😭

Lai

lemooooon cake.....yum yum. i love lemon chicken rice too. anything lemon really. ohhhhhh non-bake cheesecake with lemon and lime. i like the "god is the trunk and the relgeions the branches" they all come from the same sourse. is "the human race" a coup out? sure he saw a black car and a black man in the yard with a gun.....but the suspect dident enter houses nor going after white families (i asume hes family is white)

Lykeios Little Raven (edited)

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2026-10-27 15:00 My favorite line from "A Clockwork Orange" is "Does God want goodness or the choice of goodness? Is the man who chooses to do evil somehow better than the man who has goodness forced upon him?" It's stuck with me ever since i first read the book like 15 years ago.
2026-10-26 22:13 Reminds me a bit of my favorite lines from "A Clockwork Orange" is "Does God want goodness or the choice of goodness? Is a man who chooses to be bad perhaps in some way better than a man who has the good imposed upon him? " It's stuck with me ever since i first read the book like 15 years ago.

Reminds me a bit of my favorite lines from "A Clockwork Orange" is "Does God want goodness or the choice of goodness? Is a man who chooses to be bad perhaps in some way better than a man who has the good imposed upon him? " It's stuck with me ever since i first read the book like 15 years ago.