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Just got out of Cats. It was...uh...an experience I guess...lol 


Was theater full ?Just got out of Cats. It was...uh...an experience I guess...lol![]()
Including me and my friend, there's a total of like 5 peeps.Was theater full ?
The movie is not getting much audience then, unlike Joker which got people interested because of the controversy surrounding it.Including me and my friend, there's a total of like 5 peeps.
Tough choice. Absolutely cannot go wrong with Terminator or Alien (directors cut).![]()
Terminator it is. And it's the film I prefer of these two.Terminator.
Its not arbitrary when we’re specifically talking about a decade passing on the calendar year. I get what you’re trying to say, but it doesn’t apply here. If the start date is supposedly arbitrary on a calendar, than a decade passes literally every single year. Hell, if the start date is arbitrary, a decade passes ever single second, of every single day for infinity, because it all depends on when you subjectively started your decade count. What would be more arbitrary, is claiming there is no start date for a decade on the calendar, and that time doesn’t mean anything. That would be like telling your boss that you’ll be at work at 6am, and you stroll in at 3:47pm, he then asks why you’re late, and you tell him that your subjective view of the clock is really 6am, because you arbitrarily count the number of hours the second you wake up. So your 6am is going to be different from everyone else’s time, because time supposedly revolves around you, and not the other way around. Hey, 6hrs went by the second you woke, which means it’s 6am for you, so you must be right, because time is just an arbitrary set of rules that doesn’t mean much of anything. I’m sorry, but this isn’t the way this works.A decade is simply a period of 10 years. The start date is arbitrary. Neither of you is incorrect.
lol, but you can't do that, because our calendar never started on Year 0, it started on Year 1. So if you go all the way back in time when we started our calendar, a decade would pass going into Year 11. Year 11 would be the start of a new decade. We do this, because there is no Year 0. If a TV show has two season, both with 10 episodes per season, episode 11 would be the start of Season 2, because there isn't an "episode 0" that you start counting from. You start counting from episode 1.Though, when a decade and a century counts I do like to go from 1-10 rather than 0-9 sometimes.

Yea,It’s Christmas so I can’t read through the whole posts. I’m just saying that when people describe something like the 90s as a decade, they’re referring to the 10 year period between 1990 and 1999. The beginning of 2000 would close out that decade. It has nothing to do with the Year 1 start of the calendar. It’s simply a description of a specific 10 year period.
Well, all of you 9 fingered Flat Earthers can subjectively describe/count decades in any way you want. Nobody is stopping you, but you're obviously wrong.![]()
Like I said before, if you're going to subjectively define a decade in a loose manner, then every second of the day can be considered a new decade for someone who started their arbitrary count 10 years prior. That means last New Years was a new decade for someone. The year before that was a new decade. The year before that was a new decade, etc. What would be the point of counting decades on a calendar, if everybody is starting their count at different times? You basically render the definition meaningless for our calendars, other than donating an arbitrary period of time(ie. ten years). But nobody is doing that to clocks. Nobody is claiming there's a "Zero Hour" on the clock, and the first hour is really "Zero Hour", and the second hour is really "one o'clock", etc. Then terms like noon and midnight would be squirrelly, since some people would be on a different "12 o'clocks". If anybody did that, you would claim they're crazy. But you do it with calendars(which is a long clock), and somehow you think it makes sense. I'm baffled by this. lolLol we’re just abiding by the definition of the word. I was born in 1990 but I guess I’m not really 3 decades old until 2021 haha.
Oof, I'm gonna have to respectfully disagree. Henry was so bad in The Witcher to me that it's killed any faith I had in him to give me a good Supes. I'm beyond over him now. Time for some new blood. Supes deserves someone with more warmth, charisma and basic talent, imo.
Well... Last night was definitely disappointing.
Not only we didn't get the Tenet prologue, in a legit IMAX theater as a matter of fact, TRoS was just ****ing terrible. I can't believe they did what they did... Holy ****.
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YesIs it safe to assume that Attack of the Clones is more entertaining? I do find the second of the prequels entertaining.
Is it safe to assume that Attack of the Clones is more entertaining? I do find the second of the prequels entertaining.
Kinda wanna see Cats now to get the experience.
Imagine that movie is just a dream, a bad dream, and let your memories of it being a thing fade away into non-existence.Kinda wanna see Cats now to get the experience.