The funniest part of that Road to Ninja prologue is when the boys are all in the bath and Neji accuses Naruto of thinking pervert things about the girls because he was so deep in thought even though he was actually hallucinating Sasuke naked lol
we have toy story 3 on in the background as we clean up the apartment and like it’s mildly horrifying to think about how these toys are clearly immortal????? like barring destruction they will live forever???? every human being they love will end up discarding them or dying??????? this is fucked up
great mouse detective animator 1: okay today we’re working on the sexy mouse segment
great mouse detective animator 2: why does this movie have a sexy mouse segment
great mouse detective animator 1: not sure i understand the question
Some shit that fucks me up about the fight between Uvo and Kurapika: There is a very significant time period between them agreeing to fight and them actually fighting. How did they get to that desert wasteland? Did they drive together in the same car? Did they have to make awkward car small talk and take pit stops? Did they take taxis? Did Kurapika pack the shovel in the car in front of Uvo or do they just keep a shovel in the car cuz they know they’re gonna bury a bunch of people? How did they even decide on that area? Like, after they had that badass staring contest in the hotel did the two of them sit down and chart a course on Google maps or some shit like that?
i’m going to tell you a story about something absurd. so okay. when i was in high school, i would wear a ton of brown eyeliner, eyeshadow, and mascara, and because i was an ungrateful little brat i would wipe it off on my mom’s white hand towels every night. i’d wash my face, put on moisturizer, and make a beeline for the towel and smear my face all over it. perfect. i’d stand back and admire the eye-shaped smears on the towel and go to bed with a weird sense of pride. it was my terrible, lazy routine and i took some kind of strange joy in seeing how much i could get off onto that night’s hand towel.
mind you that i did this for years (years!!!) because i was the Worst and my mother is a literal saint who would grumble and bleach and re-bleach them again and again. from ages fifteen to seventeen, the only way i would remove my eye make up was to leave a gross rorshach stain on my mother’s beautiful bathroom linens. two perfectly spaced apart vaguely eyelid shaped blotches waiting to be bleached out of existence every night.
so fast forward to my freshman year of college. i’m home for thanksgiving break and i’m eating honey nut cheerios on the couch watching tv after taking a shower and wiping my makeup on a hand towel – business as usual. suddenly my brother bursts into the living room from a shower in a wild fury with a towel around his waist.
“okay” he starts, looking around wildly “who did it?!?!”
“who did what?” i don’t look up from my cheerios. he should know the drill about my awful makeup removal habits by now.
“who started wiping their ass on the towels again?? it stopped for a while and now someone’s doing again! i didn’t want to say anything but come on, i have to use those too! jeez!” and he storms off in a huff.
i have just found out that my brother, from ages eleven to thirteen, had been laboring under the notion that our bathroom hand towels were constantly covered in shit. for years. FOR YEARS HE BELIEVED THIS. for years he went into the bathroom, saw my makeup stains, and went “ugh, gross” and continued his day. as if this was something that happened all the time. as if this was a minor inconvenience. for LITERAL YEARS he looked at the distinctly eye-shaped stains on the bathroom towels and went, “man, what a bummer, there’s shit on these again. that’s life i guess!!!”
i am still in shock to this day. i’ve asked him about it since then he’s just said “i don’t know, i just assumed it was shit. that seemed the most likely.” unbelievable.