This is the shit I live for in here, promptly saving all of these too

>>538335615
Cute as shit, I can FEEL the serenity and peacefulness. I love it
>>538335686
Simply cute, two cute catgirls, I love 'em
>>538335824
It's more cute than cool for me, and I love your facial expression, its getter better!
>>538335883
No I can't, I need to see 'em
>>538336056
IT'S CUTE AND IS GONNA HAPPEN YOU WAIT
>>538336126
Never apologies for kyute Poyo, I will only demand more of it
>>538336431
Dying... it's fucking cute and as some say, explode
>>538336557
Anon...
>>538336708
Love the setting, good choice and explode in kind

>>58142983
>You were glad that you opened the windows to let some fresh air in before starting the questioning.
>The Salazzle's pheromones were far more volatile than you expected, so the vast majority of them were gone by now.
>You could finally take a breath without reenacting that one scene from Spongebob in the perfume department.
>You called over your colleague, but he said he'd join you when he finishes smoking.
>So you decided to sit down at the table, not like you had anything better to do.
>The Salazzle looked at you with wide eyes, like she was expecting you to tell her about your day.
>The smell of coffee actually managed to overpower the remaining traces of the pheromones.
>As you were enjoying the coffee, the Salazzle started writing something on the tablet.
>You didn't know how to feel about now being the one answering questions.
>On the other hand, you were kind of obliged to help her with her current situation, and if having a conversation was the price, so be it.
>The two of you were the first humans she interacted with face to face since her she turned.
>She showed you the tablet with the question on it. It read, "Do you enjoy the coffee?"
>"Yes, you could say I'm quite fond of it. Thank you," you answered, following with another sip of coffee.
>The answer made her jitter with excitement this time.
>She quickly returned to her tablet to ask another question.
>You remembered how her personality was described by the neighbor, and in this moment she matched the description one to one.
>It was like she almost forgot that she was a pokemon.
>She turned her tablet over to you with the second question.
>"Do you maybe want some sugar or milk with your coffee? How about some snacks or cake?"

>>213338915
If I say I liked Sicario and Dunkirk, do I still get into suicide heaven?
I don't hate them, they've just worked on some dogshit screenplays is all. It's especially frustrating with Villenueve because I really enjoy Prisoners, Enemy, and the aforementioned. But he's on a decade streak of bloated science-fiction screenplays. It's a damn shame, but I don't want him to change. He is who he is, and he directed some great movies. I hope he enjoys what he's doing, even I think it's abhorrent nonsense.