Fur Sex Mammal
Return Of The Idling Effigy
Bad Cotton Friend
The Drug-Ursine Regression
The False-Eyed Layabout
Masturbation Friendship
The Stuffed Shirker
Small Ears Inseminator
Friends Who Eat But Do Not Work
Fur And Non-Compliance
Theft And Couch Friend
Tags: animals, happy friday, partial joke credit to good ol’ christian brown, welp
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My favorite alternate title so far is, “If I hear one more fucking ad for this fucking movie on Spotify I am going to put my fist through my monitor,” but I worry that’s long for a movie poster.
Hulu is saturated with them too. Between Ted 2 trailers, Sea World’s garbage PR attempts, and Crystal Geyser commercials, all of the ads on Hulu right now are making me want to burn down the world.
Crystal Geyser has commercials? Are they all “be sure to get one at your child’s next sporting event for way too much money?”
Some movie ads just want to watch the world burn.
At least Spotify is done with all the DUFF ads. I don’t know how easy it is to put your fist through a laptop, but I was dangerously close to finding out.
This is the most compelling value proposition for shelling out for Spotify Premium I’ve ever heard.
The only alternate title I have for Ted 2 is:
I Saw the First One With Some Guy Because He Wanted To
And Now I Am Astonished At How Much My Life Has Changed and How I Feel Like a Completely Different Person
And Yet the Concept That People Want to See a Stuffed Bear That Fucks and Makes Vulgar Jokes
Is Still the Same
The Boston Boys, Who Quip Like The Boys Do
Seth McFarlane Is Forever Loathsome Even When You Repackage Him As A Teddy Bear
FartBear 2: Fart Harder
For me, in light of the first one, I’m assuming this one would really be called “Why am I here where’s the emergency exit?”
Part 2.
Oh wow, that's what I call my cats when they're being truculent.
"You're being Little Fart Bears right now. Be good instead please!"
An Odd Pair of Man and Bear
The Truculent Teddy and His Master, the Rube
Ted 2: A Dream De-furred
A Fraudulent Roosevelt in Boston
I laughed a lot over here, and then I realized that you didn’t mean the TEDx conference, but the second Ted movie. I laughed again, differently. Though I suppose they could work equally well.
This is the most compelling value proposition for shelling out for Spotify Premium I've ever heard.
I saw a trailer for Ted 2 while waiting to watch Mad Max, as well as one for Knock Knock. Both looked infuriating, and i was very glad to have two hours’ worth of cleansing feminism afterwards.
Do you feel personally attacked, as a creative creator/absorber and a woman, by the patriarchy when you see movie space and money wasted on shit like that? Because I. Do.