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miamidemoknight1984 said:
I can't unsee the bald dude at the bottom of that last post as anyone but Doug Walker.You know the deal. Feel free to change pronouns, add names to blanks, etc. There is some profanity in this one.
This is old news now but the Nostalgia Critic’s abysmal review of The Wall reminds me of one of his old Disneycember vlogs when he reviewed Treasure Planet and he kept going on like “this doesn’t make sense there’s 18th century clothing and a Victorian era aesthetic but ALSO sci fi technology?? What is this it’s so confusing!!!” so essentially a major part of his criticism of the movie was just him not knowing what steampunk is
My dad went out a lot; that was his job, sort of like often going on business trips or something. One time we were going to some special convention and I was very excited. I was walking home at night and the Nostalgia Critic called my name from across the street. He was wearing a burgundy suit and top hat. He told me that my dad was busy so he asked him to drive me to the convention. I was surprised obviously because how did my dad know the Nostalgia Critic? He said that my dad sold him cocaine. I was super mad. I went to this convention and got in a fight with my dad. I asked him how he could do such a thing, etc. etc. and he was even more angry because he said it was the only way he could afford to send me and my brother to college and keep our family afloat. We even did some math to figure it out (this was all at a table in the convention food court with the Channel Awesome team around us and they were just chatting and doing cocaine).
I was watching a Nostalgia Critic review of the SpongeBob movie, but it was a very different version of the movie. I don’t remember a lot of the differences well, but what I definitely remember was that the Skull Knight from Berserk was in this version fairly prominently. I remember this, because the Critic was frustrated that he got so much screen time but didn’t actually contribute much to the plot.