Nasty Cockslut aka Uncle Linky

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This is quicker?

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EDIT: sorry, was private vid.

[mad bum]

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[Mister Show]

YouTube version will be an eventuality. There are technical reasons as the moment that I don't want it there.

[Taco Jim]

Why are your female pop stars so slutty?!

More importantly, why are they so slutty but don't go to Japan and take the bukkake treatment?

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

No patriotic Korean pop slut would degrade herself by associating with vile Nihon devils.

[drisko]

Downloaded the commentary and it's more of a life riff with some occasional side stories. I didn't know that Crossoverlord and AT4W the movie had the same plot. Was fun to listen to, but annoying to try and sync up the audio and video.

[Mister Show]

I wouldn't call it the same plot. The plot of Crossoverlord was about a Lightbringer villain tampering with the boundaries between universes to seek revenge, whereas AT4W is about Linkara's robot clone luring him out into space to....uhhh...seek revenge(???).

Lewis' original Crossoverlord pitch was a dry plot in which the heroes are summoned aboard a space ship (yes, a space ship) to help an inter-dimensional guardian in his fight against the Smiling Man. There was an armory portion of the story that was for attaining supplies and weapons. And then the late story was where they would board the Smiling Man's space ship, rescue anyone under his control, and have a big epic battle at the end.

It's less about what the plot is and more about HOW Lewis writes and structures his stories, crossovers in particular. The character selection is random and not optimal to the overall plot. The villain is essentially the main character's principle rival who talks the hero to death and whose sole motivation is of revenge. And the situation always has to be dire, in which failure is not an option. These are the hallmarks of Linkara writing.

If I had to do it over again, Crossoverlord would be a much smaller story in which the morals behind the actions of the primary antagonist were a little more gray, and his motivations were easier with which to empathize.

[Kama]

So I was watching the Linkara movie with some friends last night. Is it normal that the movie is so boring that we completely ignored it and talked about other things throughout the whole movie?

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

So I was watching the Linkara movie with some friends last night. Is it normal that the movie is so boring that we completely ignored it and talked about other things throughout the whole movie?

I'm pretty sure that's just the sane reaction.