Just shows you how a illogical and cruel men can be

He won’t let her have a job!

You can think something is human nature, but also think that you’re above that nature

She’s just trying to get him to see and appreciate her. But he won’t because he’s a gross man. Like all men

I don’t think so. Men are always going to work and playing video games and ignoring their significant others. It’s just facts.

OP of this one thought the original was sexist somehow so took it upon themselves to “fix” it

It’s sad the way the blue man ignores the green woman

I figured that was the punchline, but it’s such a logical leap you can’t help but think there’s something simpler you’re missing. Like, is this a reference to a famous Mr. Pembrose?

I feel like I see dire warnings like this every day, and then it never happens

Just stop at the word “media”

I may want to play this game with friends who don’t have consoles or gaming PCs. Would this game play alright an average PC/laptop?

Most people can only afford to consider upfront costs

I’ve never heard of Eega Beeva

Apparently:

Eega Beeva was a central character in the American newspaper Disney comic strips, for nearly three years. He was Mickey Mouse’s main sidekick during this period, effectively replacing Goofy, whose appearances became few and far between. This lasted until July 1950, when Eega abruptly returned to his home in the future. Walsh’s stories are often wildly inconsistent in themselves as to what Eega Beeva’s attributes and back story are, as pointed out in the editorial columns in The Floyd Gottfredson Library. During his first story “The Man of Tomorrow”, Goofy declares that Eega is only a hallucinatory apparition because he casts no shadow, when in fact an earlier panel in the story showed Eega’s shadow. In Eega’s farewell appearance, he refers to his family as “the Beeva family”. As he departs into the cave where Mickey first met him, he implies that his family live in there are eagerly awaiting his homecoming. This contradicts his first story, where “Beeva” is a name Mickey made up for him, and Eega’s family were not yet to be born for another 400 or more years.

Poochie

Caesar Distance

Fun fact, Heath Ledger got his vocal affectations for the Joker by reading this chalkboard syllable for syllable

That’s pretty much what I took from it, but I thought there might be a more specific reference I was missing

I assume this is some kind of cultural reference I don’t get

Can somebody explain? Is there a reason this particular video has resurfaced? Is it just the 6 7 thing?

Is OP a bot?