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She seems.... Ok
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rick_alverado posted...
The youngster who likes shorts because they are comfy and easy to wear.

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Dolly Parton seems to be the standard. Her exact wealth level is unknown and she gives most of it away
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Verso Dessendre
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Quesadilla, Salsa, Queso.
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Charged151 posted...
Weird how you have to open a topic twice to see the actual messages.

Twice is being generous
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The Mummy exists. This cannot be true
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VeggetaX posted...
Of course they're claiming the racist attacks are undercover liberals and/or just bots. LMAO.

They'll believe that right up until they are led up the scaffold
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gamer167 posted...
Never did really, I wanted Walt to come out on top by the end

Im okay with watching a show or movie where the protagonist isnt a good person

Same. Basically I was hoping he would have risen to the top on a pile of dead bodies, beat cancer and his ending is simply admitting that it was always about enriching himself and doing it because it was fun. Low key wished he had killed his wife, kids and Jessie in an ultimate slash and burn of his old life. Nothing else matters.

But that's just what I would have liked to see. Not a fan of Breaking Bad after Gus tbh
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ReturnOfDevsman posted...
The one guy who is his actual arch nemesis.

And he actually does live in the building himself with the other residents who can't even bother to be cordial to the guy.

I mean he's very dismissive of Ralph in the first film
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People are strange, when you're a stranger
Faces look ugly, when you're alone

Women seem wicked when you're unwanted
Streets are uneven when you're down
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Xerun posted...
In my experience Supernatural lasted 5 seasons because it made you love all its characters while slowly escalating the plot to a perfect crescendo.

then s6-15 you continued watching because the characters were fun. Soon the writing would become borderline bad and youd consider dropping the show and then theyd drop an amazing fun episode or plot hook that was genuinely interesting and youd get invested back. Then the cycle would repeat until it ended

Basically this. There were things I loved in the post s5 episodes

Charlie
More Crowley
Sam and Dean were as entertaining as ever

Then there was

Killing Bobby
Killing Charlie
Killing Crowley
Rowena
Rowena
Rowena
Oh and who can forget, Rowena?

The plot themselves were very hit miss but generally it was the chemistry of the main leads that kept you watching it through the rest
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Not sure if these count but

From the New World
Shiki
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As much as Cheesecake Factory was a meme, it consistently has a wide variety and good food. Plus the portion size is large enough that if you like left overs you can usually get two meals out of it
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6'
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I'm partial to Buffalo Wild Wings And Cheesecake Factory myself.
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buddah86 posted...
Jeeze, I must be in a "problematic" relationship at the moment. My partner is 10 years old than me!

Oh no, he must be abusing, manipulating and coercing me into this relationship because he's older and the power dynamics are in his favour......

People need to focus on their own lives....or are your lives so boring you have to attach yourselves to people who you dont and will never know? Thats kinda creepy if it is ;)

It's more complicated then that. It's about power. Huge age differences often means more money which means more leverage. It's not about age but the ability to control and manipulate someone into being reliant on you and then abusing it.

For the record, my girlfriend is 9 years younger then me and we had a power dynamic discussion because I did have more wealth then her. That's less true these days but it was still a thing
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The problem is the potential power imbalance not the age and because I don't know how well he is treating her, I can't comment.
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It was a real thing to be sure. I would watch S1 through 5 again but IDK what it would take for me to watch the other ten seasons.
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3rd grade? I was being screamed at by my teacher and not seeing my best friend at all during recess because she takes away his recess if he misses any homework assignments. He missed a lot of assignments. I did not see him much that year
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Yesterday. My girlfriend
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....is it good?
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I adore it. It's my favorite too but I also love Midnight Mass and Fall of the House of Usher as well. Mike Flanagan is just a great horror director and probably the best of this generation
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Yeah probably
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None. Can't afford it.
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Son_Goku_X posted...
Not really.

Due to his sick piloting skills, they transplanted his memories + skills into a lot of Cyber Newtypes. Most of them died/weren't successful except for like two (as we know). Full Frontal was the most stable one so they did plastic surgery to make him look like Char.

There was some implications that he has a granddaughter or something who was the mother of Usso/Protagonist of Victory Gundam.

He also has Char's soul
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boxoto posted...
sorry you're going through all that.

was it you (or maybe it was someone else) suggesting that you could also be suffering from some kind of anxiety, or something like that?

That would be my question. How is your anxiety lately. Having panic attacks?
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I really love it for what it's worth
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ellis123 posted...
What a ridiculous way to say that you think that no one should be arrested for essentially anything.

So let me say it in a less ridiculous way: I don't think anyone should be arrested for most things. It is frankly, absurd. We all know that we shouldn't use the death penalty for anything other then offenses that result in death but we don't apply the same logic to the rest of the system. Add on that the being arrested can often derail and low key ruin your life for even minor offenses, the idea of arresting and detaining people is just cruel unless what they did matches the same severity of what the state does to them.
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ellis123 posted...
Nah, this is well within the realms of things you should be arrested for.

Generally unless it's as bad as kidnapping, I don't think being kidnapped is an appropriate level of punishment.
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Feels like it's a little much to arrest someone for this
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Wasn't Hasan stopped at an airport or something and questioned? Am I thinking of someone else?
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VideoboysaysCube posted...
Of the ones I know, King of All Cosmos. Sneezing and accidentally destroying all the stars in the sky is a pretty crazy feat. I'd hate to see what he could do deliberately.

This one probably. Maybe Kirby.
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Iirc Leviticus was about ritual purity to make sure the Messiah is birthed or something to that effect. If you believe your Messiah has already come then IDK why they follow it
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Starks posted...
I don't think they can be tried as adults. At least juvie until 21.

I'm not even sure kids that young can get prison time.
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As in like... blood that makes you sick or like blood that breaks boundaries. Bad blood. Pale Blood
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Wasn't Knightfall only three parts?

Bane Breaks Bat
Azreal breaks Bane
Bat breaks Azreal
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Godnorgosh posted...
I think I just had my first "event" of feeling unwell and then all of my subsequent stress was built on top of that (which made it worse...)

That can happen. Health Anxiety can spiral quickly
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I summon Bob, The Ultimate GF!!
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Zipper Merge is a great idea in concept but fails to account for humans being human
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1. The Dark Knight
2. Inception
3. Memento
4. Dunkirk
5. Openheimer
6. Batman Begins
7. The Prestige
8. Interstellar
9. The Dark Knight Rises
10. Tenent
11. Insomnia

The Top 3 I would watch just about anytime. 4 through 7 are movies I watch from time to time. 8 through 11 I would need some convincing to watch again. It wouldn't take a ton but I would need something
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Starks posted...
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/sep/25/washington-backing-plan-for-tony-blair-to-head-transitional-gaza-authority

No self-governance allowed for at least 5 years.

So the British are going to be running parts of the Palestine... again? That worked out great last time
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Lol Peter Thiel
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LP Archives I'll still check out if I'm looking for something from time to time. Freelance Astronauts were always fun
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Is this topic really about complaining about the inclusion of ASL or am I missing something?
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Sure do
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I'm trans. Of course I'm scared of that
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Evening_Dragon posted...
AI hands wrote this

What? That's a fucking take.
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UnfairRepresent posted...
If some balding taxi driver kissed your unconcious daughter and went "My bad" would you accept his apology?

No, but it's not my offense to forgive, it's my daughter's and if she forgives it then that's her prrogative.
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Darkninja42 posted...
No, only the demons are actually using powers, all human characters techniques are just regular sword slashes in universe, all the effects are for the audience.

Though most people have chosen to ignore that because honestly it's stupid.

Also, TC, fair warning, the real problem with this series is the pacing, dear God it becomes absolutely ATROCIOUS as the series goes on. With the most recent season and movie being the worst examples of it.

Really? Demon Slayer has some of the best breakneck pacing I've seen in an anime. It's nigh perfect. If this were any other shounen it would have taken twice of three times as long. It's pretty up there with like YYH in terms of pacing.
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