John Stewart + Herman Cain = Pokemon?
#21
I saw this when it aired the other night. Fun stuff.
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#22
Flonne Wrote:Yeah, we realize THAT people outside of the US do, but the reasoning behind that is a bit different in our eyes. Stereotyping. Just like most Americans believe the French are a horrible, cowardly, useless people (which, while probably untrue, doesn't change the fact that even their capital has streets filled with trash and they are all condescending assholes, at least when I visited the country, so I still don't really like them even if the reason is different), most countries outside of the US think we are all fat, lazy, and stupid. A lot of people here ARE fat, lazy, and stupid, but a lot of people in EVERY country are at least the latter two.

Tongue yay stereotypes...this can't end well.
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#23
Flonne Wrote:Yeah, we realize THAT people outside of the US do, but the reasoning behind that is a bit different in our eyes. Stereotyping. Just like most Americans believe the French are a horrible, cowardly, useless people (which, while probably untrue, doesn't change the fact that even their capital has streets filled with trash and they are all condescending assholes, at least when I visited the country, so I still don't really like them even if the reason is different), most countries outside of the US think we are all fat, lazy, and stupid. A lot of people here ARE fat, lazy, and stupid, but a lot of people in EVERY country are at least the latter two.

I hope you're not seriously serious.
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#24
ITT: Broken sarcasm detectors.
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#25
That was the credits song?

Wow, he watched it to the end. Mind is blown.
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#26
So much laughing.
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#27
man, what's wrong with people today; lay off Cain's back for once. it's not his fault that he aimed to be the very best like no one every was. catching every detail that could change the world was his real test, and "training" them, or perfecting these ideals, was his cause.
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Imagine Wrote:man, what's wrong with people today; lay off Cain's back for once. it's not his fault that he aimed to be the very best like no one every was. catching every detail that could change the world was his real test, and "training" them, or perfecting these ideals, was his cause.

It is his fault, he tried. What a f`uck up!
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#29
he should've used a masterball then
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#30
ash wouldn't have given up, even if he had to jump between a mew and a mewtwo
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#31
ShinkuDragon Wrote:ash wouldn't have given up, even if he had to jump between a mew and a mewtwo

M14 SPOILER AHEAD
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#32
Imagine Wrote:M14 SPOILER AHEAD
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that is new ash, old ash jumps straight in the middle of that pomegranate.
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#33
and then crying brings him back magically?
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#34
Imagine Wrote:he should've used a masterball then
That would require him to beat the redneck four. He wasn't up to the task.
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#35
Shidoshi Wrote:The French from Paris are really arrogant, it's true. If you go to other parts of France the people are really nice though.
Interesting, so they are like the "big city" Americans. It's good to know that there are at least different subsets of culture there than the horrible ones I ran into when I visited.
ShinkuDragon Wrote:that is new ash, old ash jumps straight in the middle of that pomegranate.
And Red would have won in a fistfight against the dragon!
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#36
Flonne Wrote:And Red would have won in a fistfight against the dragon!
brofist.
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