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Unless constantly walking around on pavement is killer for their legs, I dont see any reason to stop the practice, but they definitely need to have some kind of law that regulates how long they can be active in a day and check on their living conditions on a more regular basis. That horse looks like its either being ridden through multiple shifts without pause or simply is unhealthy from lack of care.

Purposely abusing someone who unconditionally loves them.

I gave up around the ten hour mark because it wasn't meshing, and then came back to binge 90 hours a year later.

Its romanticizing slavers. Though Im sure there arguments to be made that the same applies to a lot of the other media we consume, so I guess it kind of depends if its just selective complaining or actually that bad.

TaylorHeinicke posted...

The company not taking issue with fans playing nuzlockes is far different from saying they don't take issue with implementing a nuzlocke mode in the games themselves

This whole thing comes from some former employees who mentioned recommending themselves playing a nuzlocke run for some kind of stream and getting turned down by higher ups who likened it to unofficial gameplay.

Seems like an innocuous enough joke that would work for most recent presidents other than Obama. If someone wants to roast a comedian for their intentions alone, that's not the best joke to chose as a target.

I think the original vagueness is better, fit more with the choice you have to make.

AsucaHayashi posted...

Is the game worth a go for the story/narrative?

Eh, it's rather basic. They don't really use the looping ability to its full effect from a story perspective. You only really get to deeply explore the MC and the antagonist in any real capacity, and the antagonist runs out of dialogue rather quickly. It's not a bad game, but I wouldn't recommend it at full price. If you can get it cheap/free on a subscription service, it would be worth a run-through.

Most changes like these amount to do-nothing, feel-good shit.

I am curious if they actually will kill him. I foresee an Apollo Justice situation if they try to do a solo BOY of War situation.

Nah, his gimmick is used much more sparingly than post-timeskip Sanji's flanderization nonsense.

God, that is some annoying crying. If Old Broly was canon, he'd be justified in his rage. Wonder how much longer Nozawa can hang on at this point. I know she wants to go until she dies, but she's like 85+ at this point.

There are valid points to be made about when and where girls can and should be able to compete on boys teams (or vice versa for smaller boys), but that just seems to be mostly advocating for fantasy, feel-good nonsense.

BurmesePenguin posted...

What are they talking about? Did they work for the pokemon youtube channel ir sonething?

They're probably former Treehouse staff, or some other similar more niche Nintendo team.

God, people are so stupid. You see a guy with any kind of weapon, walk the fuck away ASAP. If he had gone fully mental, he could have at minimum severely injured like ten people super easily with that.

Do normal texts have options read receipts and typing notifications?

I dont see much wrong in sending them to other places, but doing it like he did with no notification and abusing and lying to a bunch of poor, tired people is disgusting.

I dont see why not. It being a much more flexible feline would probably mean it would slice you up well before it passes out though.

That's good. Stupidity will always find a way, but not having an archaic book (or bad interpretation of said book) be the catalyst for said stupidity will certainly reduce it.

I feel like AI-induced psychosis is going to be a thing in the future with how some of this shit come out.

It doesn't really matter in an adaptation of a public domain book. I think there's legitimate discourse around race swapping, but the whole thing is so muddled in strawmen and bad faith racist arguments.

What? We do it because it's easier and takes a fraction of the time for those with belts and the like.

I'm sure the earlier you get married, the higher the chance of failure. Though, it ultimately comes down to the maturity and life plans of the two individuals.

If it's for that topic about the queen's mourning period, that seems like a really arbitrary one to strike. That's a very active meme topic right now.

I don't really have a set choice, so I'll flip flop between the two. Often depends on what has better options and if the choice affects the story.

It really depends on context. I'd say quite often it comes off as petty virtue signalling, but death is also not a shield from criticism.

DCAU got kind of silly towards the end with the ten thousand member Justice League and the ending was pretty weak. It's definitely still quite up there in quality, but I'd say the highs of the MCU are higher.

Given the rise of smart phones and tablets, I can see TVs becoming more of a niche thing for some people, depending on their lifestyle. Definitely out of the norm, but not weird.

What's the charge there for groping? Is it a slap on the wrist like a fine, or do they have actual consequences for it? Other than gross cultural acceptance, lack of punishment would be the only way to make sense of it being so common.

Zikten posted...

No

The only reason tipping culture won't die is because weak people "just fucking tip"

We need social change to kill tipping culture, but all refusing to tip currently does is hurt the server. If you refuse to partake in any service that "requires" tipping, that's fair.

So was there evidence that countered her narrative that she was kidnapped and raped, or was it just a clownshow of a courtroom? Sounds like massive bullshit if it's the latter.

I've tried to get into it, but the world feels bleh to explore.

Those memes of things like old Nintendo consoles being shut down are pretty funny though.

Jerry_Hellyeah posted...

This is a criminal investigation we are talking about. Nobody is "blindly trusting", they are approving for someone's DNA to be run through a database of unsolved crimes. That is an EXTREMELY dishonest argument.

I'm talking about in general. It's a discussion of whether our DNA is private information or if the government should have free access to it outside criminal investigations. If it's private information, then a victim needs to have the right to decide how it is utilized. The government simply having access to it shouldn't lead to the right for them to use it without the owner's consent. If it's not private information, they then should be able to store every single citizen's DNA without our consent, which is a particularly heavy talking point. Basically, it has to be one way or the other. The middle ground of "well, we have it now so might as well use it" really can't be allowed to exist.

Oh hey, don't mind me person going 15MPH over, I'm just going to notice you coming and rush of the right lane real quick to spend the next 5 miles slowly passing the person in front of me at 0.1MPH faster than they're going.

I'm kind of torn. I also don't really care about the rights of an asshole who commits a crime worthy of testing for DNA evidence, but it ultimately makes sense for everyone to be playing under the same confidentiality rules to avoid abuse with people's personal information. I guess it really comes down to the idea if our DNA is considered our own private information or if we should blindly trust the government with it.

Curious how fire evacuation plans actually work in a prison. Wonder if they have several different protocols depending on fire severity.

I'd assume lesser opportunities for stable agriculture led to slower development of similar infrastructure in other regions, and the activities of outside powers being less than helpful to the growth of nations.

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I know some places have different laws regarding people in positions of authority, so he might technically be considered under the age of consent due to that.

Both the SNES ones, 64, Adventures, the DS one.

Surprised they dont do external parking lots and then do shuttles over from there. Though that would require a modicum of sense for accommodating their employees.

Id say probably no argument for self-defense in 99% of cases, but Im sure there is at least some circumstance where you could probably argue that you thought they were going to come back and do more harm or something. It would have to be a large physical disparity like a small woman and a very large man though.

Given that youd need to be in perpetual hiding if that power is public, pretty much the only way you could live if you reveal your power. Otherwise, youd be accosted by people 24/7 best case scenario, kidnapped or killed is worst. Sad.

Always seems like such a weird time to do it. That's like midnight in Japan, right? You think they'd do it at like 8-10PM EST so it's morning in Japan.

They'll probably just break all established norms and sell the game as normal with zero outrage because it's not sex-related.

I was in class. All the teachers were apprehensive. I had no clue what the Twin Towers even were at the time, so I thought they were talking about some minor, local monument or something. I don't think we had an accessible TV, so I didn't really get the scope of what happened until they canceled school and sent us home.

The van makes more sense, but the reason for changing it is utterly stupid "controversy" for the sake of it.

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It would be the fact that they're inherently more aggressive combined with a higher frequency than normal of bad reasons for ownership. Again, we're talking about probably sub-1% of the pitbull population. Consideration is warranted, but calls for their banning are hyperbolic.