keanu reeves should play zoro in the live-action film and then my life would be complete
Posts about Roronoa Zoro or Keanu Reeves do not count as filler.
There were many good scenes from the latest One Piece chapter, but, perhaps predictably, this one was my personal favorite:
I love how everyone - everyone - else understands right away, but Zoro is just like "I know there's some sort of message here...BUT WHAT???" Mr. Roronoa is now dead last among the crew in terms of intellect - yes, even behind Luffy, because Luffy apparently got Rayleigh's plan well enough to pull it off successfully - and that, my friends, indicates a very special kind of dumbassery.
Roronoa Zoro, may you never change.
Did you all catch Keanu Reeves being sad last month? Well, now he is sad in a helmet.
Not gonna lie, I love Keanu Reeves. He seems to know who he is and his place in the Hollywood entertainment world, and rolls with it. Movies starring Keanu Reeves are guaranteed to be blissfully and more-or-less inoffensively free of the need for critical thought or seriousness.
So anyway, I cheerfully love Keanu's bad acting while respecting his person and the charity contributions that he makes towards cancer research.
Also, apparently it's Shark Week. I know all of you (and boosette in particular) already knew that, but I had the concept and history of Shark Week explained to me by an RA, literally two months ago. I'm excited to wade into the festivities, if you'll pardon the pun. I refuse to miss out on this American pop culture phenomenon the way I did with Lost!
There were many good scenes from the latest One Piece chapter, but, perhaps predictably, this one was my personal favorite:
I love how everyone - everyone - else understands right away, but Zoro is just like "I know there's some sort of message here...BUT WHAT???" Mr. Roronoa is now dead last among the crew in terms of intellect - yes, even behind Luffy, because Luffy apparently got Rayleigh's plan well enough to pull it off successfully - and that, my friends, indicates a very special kind of dumbassery.
Roronoa Zoro, may you never change.
Did you all catch Keanu Reeves being sad last month? Well, now he is sad in a helmet.
Not gonna lie, I love Keanu Reeves. He seems to know who he is and his place in the Hollywood entertainment world, and rolls with it. Movies starring Keanu Reeves are guaranteed to be blissfully and more-or-less inoffensively free of the need for critical thought or seriousness.
So anyway, I cheerfully love Keanu's bad acting while respecting his person and the charity contributions that he makes towards cancer research.
Also, apparently it's Shark Week. I know all of you (and boosette in particular) already knew that, but I had the concept and history of Shark Week explained to me by an RA, literally two months ago. I'm excited to wade into the festivities, if you'll pardon the pun. I refuse to miss out on this American pop culture phenomenon the way I did with Lost!