Post your searing hot takes

I really don't wanna be that guy, I really really don't, but after ruminating it over I've decided I hate modern social media humor. I get that times are rough and all but even aside from that I wanna know when it became cool to be perpetually cynical and miserable for the lulz and also when it became cool to schizophrenically alter between late stage capitalist brand fellatio and wannabe communist LARPing at the drop of the faceless corporations' hat. I truly believe my generation will do great things but considering we tried to make "ok boomer" into a serious political statement I don't think comedy will be one of them

ok you can all call me a privileged old geezer now
you gotta stop thinking so hard dude its just twitter
 
The dentist isn’t actually that bad
now i know my cases would likely be rare but lets look at some of the dentists i've had to visit over the years. 3 different ones listed

- some time between age 7 and 10, had to get some teeth pulled because of strong roots-- the dentist strapped me to the chair and did it with not enough anesthetic.
- age 11, another teeth pulling, dentist straight up didn't use anesthetic at ALL
- age 13, dont remember which procedure i had but the dentist literally froze the roof of my mouth for it

i think im pretty justified in saying fuck that noise
 
Frozen sucks. The first film tried way too hard to be "subversive" to realize they already done it before and way better. The shorts are trash, but I think that's more of a cold take. Frozen 2 was pretty mediocre, feeling unearned and rushed in many areas.
 
Frozen sucks. The first film tried way too hard to be "subversive" to realize they already done it before and way better. The shorts are trash, but I think that's more of a cold take. Frozen 2 was pretty mediocre, feeling unearned and rushed in many areas.
I've heard that it originally had Elsa as the villain and they changed the plot partway through. Which may explain why I felt like they just jumped over a lot of stuff to make a happy ending.

Tangentially related hot take: If you're building a medieval fantasy world and have magic users feared by absolutely everybody, you're doing it wrong. Chances are, they're strong enough to overthrow an establishment, which will at least make the enemies of that establishment, and whichever group of people is put in power afterwards, friendlier towards them. If times are chaotic enough that you need loads of castles, they're chaotic enough for this to have happened a few times, and for people to side with who they think would protect them the best.
 
I've heard that it originally had Elsa as the villain and they changed the plot partway through. Which may explain why I felt like they just jumped over a lot of stuff to make a happy ending.

I know about that, apparently Let it Go inspired to make this change. And it shows! Hans' villain reveal feels so half assed, literally a completely different character in the last minutes, since he wasn't originally planned for this role. I'm not sure exactly how it would've resulted, but anti hero/villain Elsa had a lot of potential.

Also, Frozen 2's development was confirmed to be pretty rushed by the staff itself, they were in a race against time. A delay would've helped but Frozen being this huge and popular franchise, they couldn't miss out the holiday season.
 
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