tell me whats "funny" about itUhh, it makes me laugh. Hahaha, like that.
It definitely says more about some people than it does about Aloy that the worst thing they can think of to say to a woman is "you're fat lol".It's just a funny picture, that's all.
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FFX BahamutThis and the Blue Eyes White Dragon
So to tl;dr it for the guys asking: A fractal-like pattern happens when Things Change on a fundamental-enough scale, and the brains of humans, and at least a few other animals, always have that pattern going on.So to put it in layman's terms, our brains are constantly in a state of change at a molecular level?
lol.Explain this to me like I'm 5
This article provides more explanations at the end in terms of practicality:
https://news.northwestern.edu/stories/2024/06/brains-structure-hangs-in-a-delicate-balance/
We getting close to real AI and cyberpunk.
It is being addressed internally..can the confrontation (by the police or Stero or whomever) be videotaped?
Watch DToast post the camera feed footage of some security guard denying him at the gate and dragging him to the parking lotI hope it's like that skit that someone did in 2020 where Donald Trump was playing with a ball and Secret Service kicked him out of the White House kicking and screaming like a toddler.
Is that true? Like surely there was a period in history where they were the primary weapon of most armies right? 14th-17th century maybe? Pirates must have used them as their main weapon or else pirate folklore is the biggest gaslighting everMaybe in certain circumstances they were primary weapons, but I'm pretty sure when we're talking about the battlefield, swords were outclassed by pretty much everything else. They're portable, that's all. Spears have a longer reach, axes and hammers have more power and force, etc.
I agree they're overused in fantasy though. I really like spears, halberds and lances. Made Elden Ring really easy being able to keep a safe distance between yourself and most enemies
Who posted #4This, but unironically
SnipUh oh, you're gonna be banned for saying that.
has anyone photoshopped him as a goblin yet?yup. Here ya go
"Rightfully dogpiling" should be shut down, so good on them. It adds nothing to the board, incentivizes users on both ends of the dispute to violate TOS and accomplishes little elsehttps://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/2/2241cecc.jpg
maybe its not a lie then? food for thoughtThe TC has never talked to a woman not related to him, let alone been in a relationship with one.
no, perfect flop. But it needs to be 2 maybe even 4 inches more across.That's what she said.
I honestly don't mean to be a dick, but is anyone here actually looking forward to seeing this whole thing through? I mean, I get that some people really really like Pokmon, like to the point where they've played every generation, perhaps every game, and have their favorites in every era, but let's just take a moment to consider the fact that we're in round 36 of the preliminaries, and we're currently at Generation 3 (out of 9).I'll probably stop voting once we get to gen 5 or 6, but I think it's still a fun thing to do. These preliminaries have some interesting matchups. Some with multiple powerhouses and others full of weak picks.
Also, why is the bean burrito cheaper than the cheesy bean and rice burrito?Because having one ingredient is generally cheaper than having multiple.
Hobbits age a bit slower than men. Elves basically don't die unless killed. Dwarves live much longer than men.I think the oldest Hobbit, the Old Took, lives to 144 or something. Perrin beat that.
Bilbo was considered abnormally old for a Hobbit at the point of his departure in Fellowship. Not like impossibly old, but oddly old and spry. He was 111 or something.
Was it 19?Wait no, just googled it. It was 17.
Bilbo doesn't age fast, the movies aren't good at showing time go by. For example there's like a 10-year gap between Gandalf leaving to do research and coming back to talk to FrodoIt's like 19 years lol
I don't think I could do it without giving a lot of thought to what I was trying to say, or just tacking on words to the end of a sentence to something something day.People giving thought to what they're saying
The real question is, would killing/stopping Gavrilo Princip stop ww1?The guy that killed archduke Franz Ferdinand? No. That was the catalyst, but tensions were brewing long before. Stopping that would just kick the can down the road a little bit.
This is your response to someone saying Adolf Hitler was scared of the Soviets? Do you even hear yourself?whose shitty ass alt are you?
Perhaps the reason Hitler was more scared of the Soviets than the Allies was because they were responsible for 80% of Nazi casualties.
Hell, Stalin's regime was responsible for millions of deaths itself.And
The Soviets pillaged and raped their way through Berlin.