That day, the towers weren't the only ones who were slaying

Smile feels like an experiment to determine what is the least number of ideas necessary to make a successful horror movie. Take a premise concentrate and then dilute it with screen time until you reach the Smile Threshold, the LD50 for horror writing

My experience is the normie opinion is that trans people and transphobes are both equally wrong in their own way, but should be equally tolerated, and golly it's exhausting trying to get people to notice what a ludicrous take that is

"The language of the Tower has room for only one truth: The Tower of Babel must rise even higher. In this sense, it is the perfect language. To know it is to understand not only it, but the world itself."

"What did you think of our third tale? Could Jesus really have two separate essences, one divine and one human? Not this time. It's damnable heresy."

We're like the living dead, in that we're living. But not in that we're dead. That's a big point of difference, actually.

I wouldn't have been afraid to go for the redcoats' faces. The colonists didn't think of that.

This is humorous, but there's actually a grain of truth to it. The more people are in a social media space- *gets taken out by a sniper through the window*

Luckily, transition care is extremely, almost universally, available

Also very important, while we're on the topic www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tUY...