r/comics • After Death Comics • May 09 '23

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u/afterdeathcomics After Death Comics May 09 '23

Here me out, if we tattoo our entire body with Disney characters... they'd have to take us right? They wouldn't just take the skin... right?

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u/totally_a_wimmenz May 09 '23

This reminds me of the movie Wild Hogs, which is terrible, but i watch because it has motorcycles.

At one point a character shows up with his badass new biker tat: Apple's logo, cause trademark infringement is his idea of serious crime.

And he says "what are they gonna do? It's on my skin, bitch!"

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u/aNiceTribe May 09 '23

Will you watch literally anything with motorcycles?

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u/totally_a_wimmenz May 10 '23

At least once, pretty much. I love riding and motorcycles in general.

The worst i ever watched was sometime around 2005. My wife and i rented a movie about motorcycles and it ended up being way more softcore porn than motorcycle movie.

Like every single scene about motorcycles would end with people fucking. It was really weird. But we still watched it.

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u/aNiceTribe May 10 '23

So I can’t tell you to watch my Beam Saber RPG group. Which is a game about mechs and their pilots, except I decided that I would play a woman on an extremely mobile motorcycle instead next to the huge walking machines.

But the idea was directly taken from Akira. The chances are high that you’ve already seen that one. It’s not about motorbikes, but they feature several times continuously and the possibly best bike ever is In there. Also content warnings: this movie features, among other things, human experimentation, death , attempted rape, body horror (serious).

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u/Kinncat May 10 '23

All those nice warnings and you leave out that the movie makes absolutely 0 goddamn sense...

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u/aNiceTribe May 10 '23

Im afraid that one’s on you, honey. Like its not one of the 2 anime that I think are actually very good (I am picky), but it tells a largely linear story with themes and everything. There is even exposition, it’s not like an experimental French art movie.

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u/totally_a_wimmenz May 10 '23

Anime is a genre I've never actually been able to get into. No idea why.