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I think the audio on that video is WAY desynced. Very hard to watch.

Music was only "required" in elementary school for me, and even then it was like once per week and rotated with other non-core subjects like Art and Spanish. In middle school, you could take Choir or Band as electives, but they were set up in way that required you to take Choir or Band each year in order to take each subsequent class, from 6th grade all the way to the end of high school. Plus both classes took up 2 elective slots, and you only got 3 slots per year so you couldn't take both of them. I wound up not taking either, which lead to me running out of available classes that I could sign up for by the end of 8th grade. I guess they expected every student to take at least one year of Choir or Band.

My niece just plays whatever Markiplier plays. That and The Sims.

And then he speeds up when you try to pass him. Yeah, I've been stuck in that before.

The artifact hunt was easily the worst part of Prime, and then they made it worse in Prime 2. Honestly the whole Prime series would've been better if they just dropped the whole thing and relied on player abilities and boss kills to gate progression instead. I think the Prime Randomizer even has a setting where Impact Crater automatically unlocks after you defeat the 3 major bosses, just so you don't have to deal with the artifact hunt.

Compsognathus posted...

Why is this still a thing. Didn't the Senate bipartisanly put forward a bill to stop this godforsaken ritual? Why the fuck did the House not pass it? Get your shit together.

As far as I know, this will be the last time we have to adjust the clocks. It's over after this.

Calc 1 isn't that hard from what I remember. It's mainly just learning the basics of derivatives, definite integrals, indefinite integrals, and limits. Then they teach you some shortcuts so you don't have to use defn. of derivative to do anything with those first three.

Calc 2 was decently hard, I remember having trouble with stuff like Taylor and McLauren series. I don't remember Calc 3 at all.

Well I owe $500 so...

It was generally considered to be a disappointment back when it was current. Most of the sequels to the N64's heavy hitters were weaker than their predecessors (Double Dash wasn't as good as MK64, Super Mario Sunshine wasn't as good as Super Mario 64, Wind Waker wasn't as good as Ocarina of Time, Star Fox Assault wasn't as good as Star Fox 64, etc.) It also missed out on a lot of the multiplatform titles that were on Xbox and PS2 due to the C-Stick being a terrible right-analog and the controller not having as many buttons as the other two consoles. It only had 2 games that supported online play, both from the same series, and you had to buy a modem and a weird-looking keyboard controller in order to play them. It just didn't have enough good games to keep players satisfied. Melee has not left GameFAQs' Top 10 Message Boards for Gamecube ever since it came out despite being a release title, mainly because there weren't enough big releases to dethrone it

NeonTentacles posted...

I know Bond never goes to Surface, Bunker, and Frigate in the movie (though they are in scenes with other characters). I don't think Silo, Depot, and Cavern are even in the movie. I believe the rest of the levels are in the movie with Bond though.

Bond DOES go to the Frigate in the movie, although he doesn't get too far before guards stop him. Xenia manages to escape with the helicopter. Everything else looks correct, although I'll note that a few other levels also greatly differ from what happened in the movie. For example: James doesn't fight his way through the train like he does in the video game. He just parks a tank on the tracks and shoots the engine.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAJAM1jm2xI

Also, Jungle is really just a fight scene with Xenia Onatopp.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Of7LHW5cCBQ

Yeah, a lot of kids like R-rated movies. They weren't exactly forbidden from seeing them, they just had to have a parent with them. And these were some of the biggest movies of their time.

The only time I use Calculus is when someone needs help with their Calculus homework...

I tried it once when I was 14. Panties are too tight on my boys. I realized pretty quick that it wasn't for me.

I'm pretty sure I've only been once to a day camp, never to a sleepaway one. I just remember it being hot and humid with bugs everywhere and a lake we couldn't swim in. We made trail mix and that's about it.

metralo posted...

doesnt it seem weird to just be able to type in a few words and basically invalidate an entire profession and type of expression?

That's basically all forms of automation and most technological progress.

No, but I once sneezed some spicy salsa into the back of my nose. Kinda felt like sticking a straw up my nose and sucking some drink through it to make the burning stop.

Zikten posted...

Who takes their family to Hooters?

My dad.

Adventure 1 references Sonic rescuing Amy from Metal Sonic in Sonic CD.

Also the entirety of the floating island and Master Emerald from Sonic 3 / Sonic & Knuckles.

The only thing that's still good at Pizza Hut is the wings. Good lord their pizza is awful now. Last time they barely even put any sauce on the pizza. It was like biting into cardboard.

Pretty often when I was growing up.

Biggest problem is that they didn't have any cohesive plan for the sequel trilogy. You can't destroy all the existing plot threads unless you have some idea where you're going to go after that.

Guys... What if the sticker itself causes cancer?

Yeah the only RealID I know of is the one Blizzard tried to implement a while back.

DeadBankerDream posted...

I don't remember nudity in Airplane

A topless woman runs past the camera in one scene. She's only on-screen for about a second or two.

Anyways, PG-13 didn't exist when Airplane! came out. So the choices were either PG or R, and Airplane! just wasn't risque enough to warrant an R rating.

Honestly it astounds me that a 5 and a half year old console is still selling at its launch price. If anything, price should be dropping.

Kloe_Rinz posted...

The game being free to play is a punishment for whoever paid for the game upfront at launch

That's the other thing: Even people who already bought Overwatch 1 are required to put in a phone number in order to continue playing.

I went to a day camp once. Did not enjoy it. Just hung out with cousins and grandparents every summer after that.