Yes, right. A vast conspiracy. 
Notifications are turned on by default. If you choose not to see notifications to threads that you start, which are replies to you, you canât blame me for that.
Seems like youâre being very dismissive here - the problem âdoesnât existâ because you donât agree with me? Because, reasons?
What is this, a sycophantocracy?
Ooooh that looks good!! Thanks!
@Melizmatic agreed, no idea who he is tho, whats he been in?
Also, can we just agree that Jet Li is not nearly as famous as he should be?
Iâm dismissive of your comments because my post arbitrarily disappeared (on accident) and when I asked the mods directly before coming to this post, they told me that it shouldnât have happened.
If it hadnât happened, we wouldnât be having this exchange now.
I am concerned that the limited power you have seems to be going to be going straight to your head; from initially brushing off my valid concerns about passive-aggressive harassment, to trying to dictate the length of peopleâs threads, to apparently deciding to nuke a post that you donât like.
A pattern seems to be emerging, and itâs not pretty.
All that said, Iâm tired of this hamster wheel conversation and Iâm jumping off now.
We now return to our regularly scheduled program of aesthetically pleasing males:
Have we posted Riz Ahmed yet? This is a long thread, and I canât remember.
We definitely need more Stephen Yeun. He was one my main reasons to tune in to Walking Dead.
Itâs only 126 posts thus far; even a newb shouldnât be daunted.
Not really.
Yes, I thought I made that quite clear.
I donât see a need to respond to rhetorical questions. Do you?
He was the Black hollywood âitâ guy for a while in the early 90âs; then he just kinda faded away.
But he still is holding it together really well, I concurâŚ
I have behaved exactly as I would have if I were just a regular user. If you think my role has gone to my head, itâs perhaps because you consider my role when you read my comments. I would suggest you divorce my comments from my role.
You want male objectification? Hereâs male objectification:
Thatâs nice, dear. Run along now.
I so wish I could rock that little Egyptian-look beard! I shaved last week with the intention of starting over, just not sure which way to go now. My face is just as ugly as it always was. 
Itâs definitely a look which does not work for everybody.
Except this isnât the first time youâve done this. And every time someone questions or critiques, we wind up with the same damn thread, where youâre the rational one and anyone who disagrees or has questions is angry or deluded, or both.
Thats Wahab Chaudhry, the voice the devil in the movie The Witch
I would sign my name in blood for him.
(And heâs a Toronto boy to boot!)
What struck me early on in his career is how much he resembled a young David Raynr (Sly from James at 15/16). But a bit cuter.
Rocking the body hair (my same level of hirsuteness). Werewolves unite!
This guy?
(I had to google him; never watched that show.)
I can see a slight resemblance when he was younger to how Tate looks nowâŚ
Agreed on Steven Yeun! Glenn was a great character, but seemed so young, he never really caught my attention that way. But a few years back at a convention the actor signed my Season 1 box set, and in person he is strikingly handsome-- and a really nice guy too! He did another horror movie called Mayhem that Iâve been meaning to track down and watch.
