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I had been expecting that to happen eventually and had learned how to reverse the attack just in case some dumbass student tried to use it on me.

When I had covid, it gave me an ear infection.

DipDipDiver posted...

I take the carts home with me

If you do that, you are supposed to reuse them and take them with you when you go to the store.

Yes to topic title, no to poll question.

Id pass. I already know Im not good enough to beat Blast Corps

SauI_Goodman posted...

Wat

That dumb thing where people pretend Cena is invisible

A beaten virus looks something like small pox.

If you are sick you should stay the fuck home and not go to an airport. Or anywhere else theres a bunch of people.

No. A virus becoming endemic is like the opposite of beating it.

TetsuoS2 posted...

15Ampsx110v in the USA= 1650watts.

There's no way that's safe, a single high-end computer can almost overload that by itself.

Get more volts. Though even at the ideal 120V for US power, thats like 1800 Watts.

The outlet it plugs into is a 15 amp outlet. It doesnt seem safe because you are turning like one receptacle into 22. Way too easy to overload things even if the power strip could safely handle it.

[LFAQs-redacted-quote]

How so?

Only Okami out of those.

Under their breath? No. Etiquette demands that you pretend to have not heard them. You may remember what they said and later tell others they said that, but at the moment, you must act as if they did not speak.

i have no idea. After thinking about it, I wouldnt be surprised either way.

COVxy posted...

1. It's probably important to note that genocide and cultural genocide are not the same thing.
2. It's definitely now a stretch to get from what he said to what you're implying he meant.
3. Either way, it's a stupid fucking point, see point #1.

Yes, they are different. But the Spaniards had committed both. In some places they did try to exterminate the native peoples, but eventually their overall goal was the conversion of the natives.

How else should I interpret it instead?

COVxy posted...

...lol.

To put it clearly, "For a man whose native tongue is
Spanish to be able to put together a phrase like
"cultural genocide' just speaks to how bright he is."
can be read as calling the dude a dumbass for saying those movies are cultural genocide because his past was a victim of literal cultural genocide.

Smashingpmkns posted...

Innaritu is Mexican.

Yes. Thats part of the point.

My read is that RDJ was calling him a dumbass. The Spaniards literally committed cultural genocide.

FF IV is the only one.

kimahri is definitely the ffx pick. Worst overdrives, doesnt have his own sphere grid section, is a small and hornless Ronso so like what is even the point?, has the worst connection to Yuna.

Kastrada posted...

Manatees, at least adults, don't have predators tho.

Yeah. The most dangerous things to them are boats and cold water.

So sandwiches are fine no matter what else I put in the sandwich?

I'm not. I'm the product of gen X sex.

So if those are the possible answers on this multiple choice, then I'll try 30 first.

1:30/10= 3
2: 3+12=15
3: 3+1=4
4: 4*2=8

3+15+4+8
18+12
30

So 30 works.

Dark Souls III and Kingdom Hearts III are the only ones I have played.

SodomInsane posted...

That tweet is missing important info. Withdrawing to where?

This is a war. And it sucks to come off as pro-Russian but isnt it possible these Russian troops are going to the area where they lost ground to fight and provide backup to that group.

Crimea is the single most important region there for Russia. Theres a reason they took it over back in 2014.

That sounds very weird. Hasnt Russia controlled crimea for years now?

Solar_Crimson posted...

Someone clearly has a Death Note.

This is what Id think

That's like 14 triplets and 1 twins.

itachi15243 posted...

This topic is just beyond confusing

So does England own the world or does Rome? If it's any point in history doesn't that leave a hell of of a lot to imagination?

Rome and other extinct nations are irrelevant. The history of the land is not the history of a nation. The British royals would gain a lot of power due to being the current monarchy of a few countries and being the most recent monarchy of prior incarnations of several others. Though it would probably be possible for some of those places to choose a non-British monarch due to having their own monarchs in their history.

Ryven posted...

Wasnt he kinda sorta Neo Geo's mascot? Or headliner?

3DO Interactive Multiplayer

For topic title
3, 2, 19.
3^3 = 27
2^3 = 8
27-8 = 19

That's definitely isn't too young. Like waiting until you are like in your 30s is pretty late. You'll be old as hell by the time your kids are grown.

The US never existed as a monarchy. This would affect a lot of countries though. Like Mexico, Brazil, like all of Europe, Canada, Australia, Japan, China and a bunch of others.

The issue IIRC isn't the time spent in medical school, it is the time spent just to be able to get into it.

I normally either do just peanut butter or peanut butter and banana.

WilliamPorygon posted...

Gawr Gura

This is the only one I know about.

VeggetaX posted...

I can't believe you guys are really gonna die on a hill for "being able to have a discussion".

Why not? After a show is over, it no longer matters what release format it used. Given time, everything not lost becomes binge format.

WingsOfGood posted...

1. Manga people can spoil others. I brought this up because that is an argument many ITT have brought up about weekly being superior
2. Then I said similarly which means, fyi, this is something else that I am now explaining, people have been discussing a manga which HAS ENDED, long after it was ENDED, which you yourself are still doing
You are ignoring point 2 because it kinda destroyed your whole argument and focusing on point 1 like "oh my god I didn't say that! ah!"

Manga discussions tend to happen when a new chapter drops or when an anime comes out.

The big mistake you have been making is saying that since discussions occasionally happen without a new episode/chapter/etc. then release format doesnt affect discussion.

WingsOfGood posted...

You mean it makes the binge argument stronger and the weekly one weeker.

How so?

The idea that binging kills dicussion is disproven.

How so?

You literally have people who have binged and finished a series to the end.

Then new people come in who have not.

And they both are able to discuss the series.

Isn't that...

crazy?

Crazy isn't it?

But I thought when people finish something, they forget all about it or meanly spoil others etc.

Yet they can completely finish to the end and then.... still discuss it with others.

Wild.

it makes the weekly argument stronger on the basis that discussion dropped off a cliff despite all of the parts being based on a completed manga.

Binging killing discussion was not disproven. It has been demonstrated how it does so.

When you have a publicly known reference point for discussions(such as a weekly release), more discussions will happen because the effort to start one is minimized. When people have to organize to discuss something, less discussion occurs because it is harder to find others to discuss it with.

WingsOfGood posted...

Lmao.

Jojo is the worst one to use here because whether your release it binge or weekly the content is already finished.

Manga was done years ago so people can spoil you. Similarly, people been discussing a manga that was done for years anyways.

Netflix didn't hurt Stone Ocean by releasing it as binge. What hurt it was the shift from FREE to paid. It was free on crunchyroll.
Also, having only 12 episodes then half a year break was quite jarring.

The manga having been finished well before any of the anime parts makes the argument stronger, not weaker.

Also, shows would become free on Crunchyroll after a weeks delay, but there would be plenty of discussion in the first week for popular shows. So plenty of people were either paying or pirating.

WingsOfGood posted...

I like discussion and speculation too but never have I thought "I wish the makers of this would purposely draw it out so I can discuss this for months instead of just let me finish it so I can discuss it for a day or two."

I have binged some old shows before and thought it would have been better to have watched it weekly.

Also, regarding discussions and whatnot, weekly releases solve the coordination problems by providing external reference points. While with a binge model release, people have to organize.

WingsOfGood posted...

I also find it weird that people who have not made a show or invested their money into a show are arguing:

1. we need to have people be better engaged with a show
2. we want people to remember it more

Like, are you purposely trying to sound like a paid shill or something? You aren't on the netflix board of directors. This show is not an extension of your identity. Who gives a care about how engaged people are with it or how long they discuss it.

You have a life is what you guys are arguing yet you also argue you want sustain discussion of a dumb show to last longer over multiple months....

Discussions can be fun. Weekly release means more discussion and therefore more fun.

None

Depends. Theres certainly local overpopulation which causes water issues. And some countries do have under population issues(or rather age demographic issues)

i normally just use Delta.