Life With Mia Taylor

Saturday, October 25, 2025

Watching Helluva Boss!

So, I Have Been Watching Helluva Boss Today, And I'm Watching The 7th Short Of The Series, Basically This Is A Peak Short, The Yaoi Bromance Between The 2 Humans Makes Me Cringe For Yaoi Sanity... And Moxie Is Being Cool And Trying To Set The 2 Humans Up...

Also, Many People Have Asked Me To Watch The "Mission Zero" Episode Of Helluva Boss, But Now, It's Official, I'm Watching It!

Also, Mission Zero Is Good, The Ending Was Shocking (They Let The Creator To Die, I Wasn't Spoiling It!) But It's A Good Episode, I Like It Because It Recreates The Plot Of The Series, And The Characters Try To Revisit The Plot Of The Episode...

10/10 - M.T

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Furry On The Run, Please Find Him

Monday, October 20, 2025

What The? Campell's Soup With Yaoi Nonsense?

What Is This Yaoi Nonsense On A Campell's Ad? I Just Found This News Article About It https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/campbell-response/ Anyways, This "Ad" Is a 2015 Campbell's advertising campaign that depicted a family with two fathers feeding their son, How Is That 2 Guys Having A Son, How Sweet, But No, It's Bad, And A The image purportedly captured an exchange between a user and what appeared to be a Campbell's customer service account. The comment read, "Your new commercial with the 2 dads makes me sick," and the response stated: "Hi Kim! If you're feeling sick, we suggest enjoying a delicious can of Campbell's Chicken Noodle Soup. Make sure to enjoy it hot, so that it can help warm up your cold, dead heart." How Is Yaoi Themed In This Ad? I Haven't Seen This Before...

Oh, It's Fake, the image did not show a real exchange with the company on Facebook. It originated from a satirical project created by comedians Ben Palmer and Nick Price, first published on their website We Hope That Helps on Nov. 15, 2015. The site parodied online customer service interactions, fabricating humorous brand responses to fictional complaints. Over time, the image was detached from its original comedic context and began circulating as if it were an authentic social media exchange, Snopes first reported on this rumor in 2015, shortly after the response appeared on the official Campbell's Facebook page. At the time, the company confirmed in an email to Snopes that the account shown in the viral image was not associated with Campbell's Soup in any way. The company did not operate separate customer service pages on Facebook, and any replies to users would be made directly from the Campbell's account itself, the company said...