It's me but with [redacted] :hentai-free:
ssjmarx
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The Mad Max movies are all good, but you should watch them in release order because Fury Road is so good it makes it hard to watch the older ones.
It's a funny rant by Brace Belden on the TrueAnon podcast. He's trying to get across how far away from an actual socialist revolution our society is.
Bitch, you are a serf. We're in- we're in fucking 1320, motherfucker. You are a serf. Bitch, you live in Alsace.
I know you are here to kill me. Shoot, coward, you are only going to kill a man.
I mean, we're only looking at about 300 megadeaths. That's not so bad, really. :strangelove-wow:
As footage of Japanese civilians with their skin peeling off played on the screen, the audience of Americans was laughing hysterically as if they were watching Charlie Chaplin or the Marx Brothers.
:scared:
You could alternately see it as an Elon Musk-type figure selling the town of Springfield a gadgetbahn when they could have solved their problem with a regular bus or train for half the price and double the reliability.
...but the average viewer probably interpreted it as being anti public transit.
About half of my YouTube subscribes are guys who talk about medieval weapons and armor and stuff, and I have no doubt that most of them have horrible politics.
Diet soda. I drink a lot of it which I know isn't healthy, but I figure that since I don't really have any of the classic vices that I'm probably fine overall.
Oh yeah total agreement. The other planets are a bit slow, but Peragus is an actual slog.
Star War Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast: Way too many levels before you get your lightsaber in a game engine where the lightsaber combat is the most fun thing you can do. It's possible to play for hours and put it away concluding that it's just a run of the mill shooter, but that would be a big mistake.
Also both Knights of the Old Republic games take a long time to get to the good stuff. KOTOR I has Taris and Dantooine, KOTOR II has Peragus and Telos. It just takes a long time for those games to set up their main conflict, so a lot of the stuff you do on those first planets feels a bit aimless at the time you're doing it and pointless by the time you're done.
Final Fantasy XII is yet another JRPG that has this problem. The very first scene/tutorial level is actually pretty great - you see some politics happen, a betrayal, and it's all in media res while you learn the game's strange but fun combat system. Then you switch to the actual main character Vaan and it takes like six hours for the game to get interesting again.
Yeah but weebs don't like that she looks like an adult.