I'll take breaks as I need them of course.
I must've missed them, what were they?
Definitely true. Once the series is complete, and maybe depending on how much they change, I'd like to hear what you think of that comparison of Eve to Jean.
There are people who see some sense in what we're saying, thankfully.
It's like they're trying to make it difficult to break in.
Yeah, I get what you mean. I live so close to my immediate family that I tend to see them in person often enough to not have that nagging need to call and talk.
It's already such a superficial and superfluous thing in real life, why do I want to see it in comics you know?
You think it needs more development time?
Yeah, like a fairy-tale? It's a great film, I like how there are so many competing interests and the animation is gorgeous.
Yeah, it's a little unnecessary but harmless to my viewing.
His introduction was so powerful too:
"Now all of China knows you're here."
"Perfect."
Haha, can't say I've thought of reading poetry on the beach; I'm usually swimming or fishing in that case.
I'm curious to see what Hickman's departure means for the X-Men of course, but also what it means for Scott and Jean in particular.
I think I said that to my friends, who introduced me to Skyrim, and I was unfortunately right. They did the same with their Fallout games.
Haha, right on. I do my part in teaching them lessons too, I just throw in the occasional unhealthy snack or videogame or comic book.
Oh, okay, funny story: I spent an entire day working my way to the end of a game, Shinobi III on the Sega Genesis (Mega Drive), only for my siblings to reset the game because they were convinced we were missing The Simpsons. They were wrong about the start time! That game kicked my butt as a kid; took me forever to beat the game after that.
Child labor laws?
I don't know how easy it'll be to acquire the game for you, but it's worth it especially if you have others to join in.
I liked sciences generally but I did not like math - when I got to calculus I was ready to throw in the towel.
Good point, I'd prefer to watch them in cinema too.
Situations like those are exactly when I put on my shows-as-comfort-food.
Must be that case with me.
Some people thrive in social environments, I do well, but I need time to myself.
I get it, we're social creatures, and silence can unnerve some of us. So you tell them out of fairness? I usually do it because I don't like to have misunderstandings, if someone upsets me, I let them know.
If you don't laugh you cry.