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Probably. Hipsters and millennial snowflakes have the mentality of children so it wouldn't be surprising.

I knew OitNB was gonna suck from the get go. Never even gave it a chance. Same with TWD. Though I did give TWD one shot by watching the first episode, despite my better judgement. And it was exactly what I thought it would be, a zombie movie stretched out for far too long. And now it's on it's sixth or seventh season I mean come on. Fuck off already.

Show dragged on way too long and was so convoluted towards the end. It just became unwatchable.

Avoid Nurse Jackie too. Same thing, starts falling apart around the end of the third season and the rest after are terrible. Dexter straight up sucks, don't bother.

Weeds was alright, fell apart after season 3, as many series do. That's just my opinion. I watched Weeds when it first came out. I had to marathon the last two seasons because by that point I'd completely given up on the show, and didn't even bother finishing the second half of the final season.

Like, not anymore? I thought that guro was one of his subjects. I'm probably getting him confused with someone else though.

Had no idea that was Shadman. What's he up to these days? Still drawing lots of porn and guro?

I don't gobble down anti anxiety meds every single day. This haul is actually less that I got involved in last weekend. Last weekend I easily doubled the amount of praz I was gobbling.

Beggars can't be choosers. Two 1s equals one 2 and they the same price. One 2 for five, Two 1s for 5.

Night, technically. Think I'll skip on the movie only got 45 bucks for the rest of the week as it is so...

Glad I could help.

Shimapan?

Wait for a few of these to kick in, see if there's any movies worth dropping a tenner on, getting a burrito or something for dinner and continually spiraling down the rabbit hole until zero hour when the next episode of Rick and Morty season 3 kicks off at 11:30 p.m. tonight.

City of God is a Brazilian crime drama film based on gang wars that took place in Rio de Janeiro in the 1960s through 80s.

I took some quaaludes and GHB.

Staying awake during this turd definitely won't save you.

I'm only aware of the book because it was assigned reading in high school. I never actually finished it, just copied notes from a classmate to do okay on the quizzes. I can't remember exactly where I lost interest but it was around the part where he killed his adopted son and had to go into exile because one of his shitty guns exploded and killed another villager. A novel about an African yam farmer isn't exactly compelling material to begin with. I much more enjoyed 'A Time to Kill'; which, funnily enough, wasn't crammed in there with all the other white-guilt bullshit they tried to shove down our throats, but just a random selection from the library. Plus the movie was pretty damn good too. Better than all the attempts at a 'Rosewood' production we were forced to sit through, at least. Though I've got to admit it was somewhat amusing watching Ving Rhames shotgun Klansmen off a speeding train. I mean seriously. Look at this shit. And what the fuck is that anyway? The same place they filmed the Scorpion scene in Mortal Kombat?

I don't believe I've ever said I'm in denial about it.

A Xanax blackout and surprise buttsmex.