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DeadlyNinjaBees posted...

Return of the Jedi.

BarbaricAvatar posted...

Return of the Jedi

Special Editions or 83 release?

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I remember going to see The Rugrats Movie in theaters in late 98 but I'll be honest and say I more remember walking into a wrong screening (The Waterboy) than I do of The Rugrats Movie <__<

The one that sticks out the most with me was seeing The Phantom Menace in theaters.

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English is my first and only language.

I know a tiny amount of Spanish but I can barely say any words, let alone a sentence lol <_<

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I'm a shmedium body and I like my shirts Large to X-Large.


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Or 3DS XL?

Except maybe a couple years too late?

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Southernfatman posted...

No it won't. When it comes down to it, the right always fall in line and vote Republican no matter what. Plus there's all the various voter suppression, gerrymandering, and other underhanded shit the GOP does. They're not dead yet. Never underestimate them.

I'm not pronouncing them dead anytime soon.

I'm merely saying no ideology can realistically survive when it drives out so many of its own members.

Those not driven out, will be burnt out on the constant fear driven campaigns, the lack of fulfilled promises.

And those who stay in will be driven to further and further extremes that will result in boiling points like Jan 6th and all that will result in is a loss of credibility and a loss of voting rights for those involved.

They've got life left but it's like biting off your foot, then your lower leg, then your knee cap. Eventually you'll run out of leg.

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Does Kickstart count?

If so, this morning

If not, yesterday

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https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2021/06/michigan-republican-truth-election-fraud/619326/

Right around the time Donald Trump was flexing his conspiratorial muscles on Saturday night, recycling old ruses and inventing new boogeymen in his first public speech since inciting a siege of the U.S. Capitol in January, a dairy farmer in Michigans Upper Peninsula sat down to supper. It had been a trying day.
The farmer, Ed McBroom, battled sidewinding rain while working his 320 acres, loading feed and breeding livestock and at one point delivering a distressed calf backwards from its mothers womb, before hanging the newborn animal by its hind legs for respiratory drainage. Now, having slipped off his manure-caked rubber boots, McBroom groaned as he leaned into his home-grown meal of unpasteurized milk and spaghetti with hamburger sauce. He would dine peacefully at his banquet-length antique table, surrounded by his family of 15, unaware that in nearby Ohio, the former president was accusing himthankfully, this time not by nameof covering up the greatest crime in American history.
A few days earlier, McBroom, a Republican state senator who chairs the Oversight Committee, had released a report detailing his eight-month-long investigation into the legitimacy of the 2020 election. The stakes could hardly have been higher. Against a backdrop of confusion and suspicion and frightening civic frictionwith Trump claiming hed been cheated out of victory, and anecdotes about fraud coursing through every corner of the stateMcBroom had led an exhaustive probe of Michigans electoral integrity. His committee interviewed scores of witnesses, subpoenaed and reviewed thousands of pages of documents, dissected the procedural mechanics of Michigans highly decentralized elections system, and scrutinized the most trafficked claims about corruption at the states ballot box in November. McBrooms conclusion hit Lansing like a meteor: It was all a bunch of nonsense.
Our clear finding is that citizens should be confident the results represent the true results of the ballots cast by the people of Michigan, McBroom wrote in the report. There is no evidence presented at this time to prove either significant acts of fraud or that an organized, wide-scale effort to commit fraudulent activity was perpetrated in order to subvert the will of Michigan voters.
For good measure, McBroom added: The Committee strongly recommends citizens use a critical eye and ear toward those who have pushed demonstrably false theories for their own personal gain.
This reflected a pattern throughout the reporta clear and clinical statement of facts, accompanied by more animated language that expressed disgust with the grifters selling deception to the masses and disappointment with the voters who were buying it. Sitting at his dinner table, I told the senator that his writing occasionally took a tone of anger. He smirked. I dont know that I ever wrote angry, McBroom replied. But I tried to leave no room for doubt.

So much for that. Soon after the report was released, Trump issued a thundering statement calling McBrooms investigation a cover up, and a method of getting out of a Forensic Audit for the examination of the Presidential contest. The former president then published the office phone numbers for McBroom and Michigans GOP Senate majority leader, Mike Shirkey, urging his followers to call those two Senators now and get them to do the right thing, or vote them the hell out of office!

McBroom had grown up a history nerd. He idolized the revolutionary Founders. He inhaled biographies of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson and Teddy Roosevelt. He revered the institution of the American presidency. And here was the 45th president, calling him out by name, accusing him of unthinkable treachery.
Surreal, McBroom said quietly. He leaned back, running his hands through a mess of sweaty blond hair. Then he folded his thick arms, which bulged from a red cutoff button-up shirt, staring heavenward in search of the words. Some 30 seconds went by. Just surreal.
Perhaps trying to cheer himself, McBroom told me he doubted whether Trump had personally written that statement. He doubted even more whether Trump had

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6Abzfrk89M

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CE be wearing shorts

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Saw Godzilla vs Kong in theaters in April.

There was all of no seats sold when I checked 20 minutes prior to the screening and all of myself and 2 or 3 others there at a like 7:30 pm showing.

Honestly if you're afraid of the virus, you probably missed the best time to go a few months ago. Now everybody gave up, nobody really wears masks and people just be doing what they do.

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TC should rename to Outro2Logic

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I haven't worn shorts, besides for work uniform purposes, in like... 5 or more years.

I pretty much exclusively wear camo cargo pants when not at work or at home

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1Sq1Nr58hM

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roytEpY4_lw

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It'll be $3 by 2025 *sigh*

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gatorsPENSbucs posted...

He mentioned it in another topic

i censored the one word, I couldnt say it back in the day and not sure if that changed

You can say Tits.

Tennessee Titans get called the Tits some of time on NLFB

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When I launched the game only Reach was installed

so does that mean its pizza time? (as in Reach is a prequel?)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q9p8poqOp90

(Its been like 6 years since i beat Halo 1 as well)

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Master_Bass posted...

I played 64 the most, but was probably best at DS since I was a dirty snaker.

Is that what the kids are calling it nowadays?

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Nasty_Nitro posted...

The audacity to charge $680 is the worst part imo

If they were charging what this is worth which is $200 a month it would even out. Ive rented rooms for less and got much more. This is a hazard what if the toilet overflows!?

Its a hazard even if it doesn't overflow.

Toilets flushing wind up spraying waste particles everywhere.

So that means you're going to sleep among poop particles.

Its a literal health hazard. Sure you can mitigate it to a degree by ensuring you close the lid before flushing but you're sure to forget at least some of the time.

Eramir posted...

Just like Japan...

But where is kitcen and shower?

Shower is next to the toilet, can see it if you open the link.

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Bernie leads.

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Can't be worse than being a Falcons fan.

To be good enough to give false hope but deep in your heart, you know that no lead is safe, ever.

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I played Double Dash the most, by far. DS is a semi-close second I guess.

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monkmith posted...

i know that everyone joked that trump was the god king, but we do actually realize that presidents dont have the ability to randomly imprison people right?

In the case of the military, association with or membership of white supremacists groups would be a violation of a wide variety of things within the UCMJ so yes if he really wanted to, he could at least direct generals to punish them if he wanted to.

Considering the vagueness of the descriptors used to describe the members I can only imagine they don't have top-level access.

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https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-london-34404651

An under-stairs cupboard has been put up for rent in London for 500 a month plus bills.
Alex Lomax, 23, went to view the flatshare in Clapham, south-west London, which was described as "furnished" in an online listing.
Ms Lomax, who posted images on Twitter of the "bed under the stairs", said: "I was obviously shocked but was all-too-polite, I think."
The BBC has contacted the landlord for comment.


Ms Lomax, who travelled from Nottingham to view the property, said: "There was a landlord and I was shown the kitchen and the under-stairs cupboard - he seemed deadly serious, which is the worrying part.
"He said, 'You would be sharing with three others people', and I just wanted to get out of there, so I made my excuses and left.
"I wish I'd been more angry because it's clearly ridiculous and I'm annoyed at myself for basically just making my excuses."
The listing on the london2let.com website advertises for a "friendly, open-minded and outgoing person" to join the house share.

It adds: "We're a good bunch and like to chill out a lot together - not really looking for somebody that just wants to stay in their room. Room comes with a bed."
Ms Lomax said the man who showed her the room "didn't apologise" for its condition, and told her "it was the last room to rent in the place".
Matt Hutchinson, director of flat and houseshare website SpareRoom.co.uk, said the advert was a sign of the pressure on London's housing market.
"Average room rents in Clapham Junction are now 784 per month, so you can see why someone would be tempted by a 500 bargain, but this ad certainly isn't offering a room," he said.
"We've seen mattresses in kitchens, mattresses in sheds, in living rooms, and now we're seeing mattresses under the stairs. I dread to think what's next."

Well, its not as small as this at least

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JlM posted...

My friend insisted I watch it. Hated it. I can't feel an emotional connection to some shitty robot.

Same friend also made me watch Prometheus. What a pile of shit that movie was.

Do you also fail to emotionally connect with other animated movies?

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My poster still hangs. It will remain hanging until it falls off the wall.

I also supported Bernie back in 2016 as well

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https://youtu.be/PB4Nby2Ai-g

America isn't perfect but cmon now

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I wound up seeing it in theaters.

Which actually now thta I think about it lines up with how I saw Pixar films in the 00s in theaters. Every other one lol <_< Saw Nemo in theaters, skipped Incredibles, saw Cars, skipped Ratatouille, saw WALL-E, skipped Up

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Dark_SilverX posted...

imagine having your bed in your bathroom which is also your kitchen

Comments I was reading online were saying that a lot of small rent-outs like this, you're not allowed to cook. Straight up banned out of the kitchen.

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Oh he suspended now

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Bio1590 posted...

Are you surprised

A suspension would've at least looked better

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https://www.vancouverisawesome.com/real-estate/this-bathroom-with-a-bed-was-listed-as-a-micro-studio-for-680mo-in-vancouver-photos-3927000

A Craigslist listing for a micro studio, which featured a bed placed in a bathroom was flagged for removal after less than 48 hours of being posted.
The listing, which was preserved by the Wayback Machine internet archive, boasts a newly renovated micro studio located in the west end. The unit is ideal for a single individual looking to live downtown at an affordable rate, and who does not need much space the listing continues. The zero bedrooms one bath living space was priced at $680/month and is located on Barclay and Bute Streets.

That space, all 160 square feet of it, is less than what the City of Vancouver defines as a rental micro-dwelling unit at a minimum of 23.23 square meters (250 sq. ft.). The guidelines surrounding micro-dwellings were adopted by City Council in March 2014 and were intended to encourage the creation of new affordable rental units in the Downtown Eastside and the False Creek Flats areas.
The micro-dwellings guidelines also address how bathrooms are to be laid out with attention to privacy, sightlines and the direction of the door swing.
Bathrooms must be physically separated from the remainder of the unit by partitions and a door to ensure privacy and to isolate noise and odours, the guidelines state.

Housing is becoming a literal joke

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Warned?

Lame

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Number090684 posted...

Perfect example why freedom is a bit overrated and why some freedoms should not be allowed to exist for the collective well being of mankind.

At least they feel the need to announce themselves (for whatever reason).

In a world where they didn't feel they could, or should, they'd just hide and fester among each other.

Now we get to see how weak willed and easy to chase off they are

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I'll never forget the scene where he teaches to aim for the button on the shirt because if you miss the button, you'll still be likely to hit the man

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2002 marked the first entries in the title since Super Metroid.

2010 marked the last entry til Samus Returns.

I don't remember, tbh. Probably like 2009.

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Are you?

I wear America themed clothing every day, on and off work so yes.

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Bio1590 posted...

At least have the common courtesy to say their name

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viewmaster_pi posted...

i think people just liked the excuse to look for funny pictures to use

Too bad they can't also link the un-Trented version

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Rip man Trent shot up to 97 suspensions

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BloodMoon7 posted...

Is that what the kids are calling it now?

ffs

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Serious Cat posted...

Is there some sort of litmus test for determining the acceptable level of patriotism?

"You ever criticized America or thought it could be better than it is right now? Not patriotic enough"

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https://twitter.com/NikkiHaley/status/1411305997956792324

The Olympic Committee should make sure that no one goes to the Olympics who is not proud to represent America.

Warning, there is Right-wing propaganda (Newsmax) in that link.

Yes, lets Cancel people who aren't vocal enough in their support of America! Don't like it then you can GIT OUT /s

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I've played it both on PC and on console

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CE gonna leak the documents

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Think this would be a fast way to get a lot of people within the military to turn on the government, if you started telling them to confiscate everybody's guns.

Not to mention a great way to get a lot of military members killed.

It'd be civil war, without end

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The only one I've logged more than a couple hours in is Rome 1.

Have like 600 some hours in it so

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