Lurker > Bass_X0

If theres no sequels then those perfect old games will be forgotten.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

And the extra cost would go towards paying for female, non-white and LGBTQ health care so they wouldnt have to pay as much as they currently do?

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

refmon posted...

https://twitter.com/NICKIMINAJ/status/1437532566945341441?s=20

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

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

I've Been Killing Slimes for 300 Years and Maxed Out My Level

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Xethuminra posted...

SailorMoon

I was going to say that but Tuxedo Mask / Darien / Mamoru is a main character.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Males may appear but cannot be part of the main characters.

Project A-Ko
Azumanga Daioh
Lucky Star


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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Apu posted...

Well then why did you come down on me?

I too was making a joke.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

I have no idea who the TC is or how well known they are around here.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Apu posted...

Send him a pic of ur boobs TC. Show him what hes missing.

Did you just assume TC's gender?

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

why did he break up with you?

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

When I was reading about the Plymouth shootings, and the polices consideration of the gunmans links to the incel movement, I was struck by how little I knew about it.
I had read stories in the news, but wasnt aware of how quickly the ideas were spreading, or that they were affecting people at such a young age.
Im the mother of two young boys, Kush, nine, and Jaan, 11, and the growth of this subculture is frightening to me.
Laura Bates, author of the Everyday Sexism Project, warned earlier this year that online incel groups are targeting boys as young as 11, which already makes my children a potential target.

The term incel, or involuntary celibate, refers to men that desire sex but feel they have been denied it. Typically, they blame this on women. Its a dangerous and misogynistic group that has been linked to killers such as Alek Minassian, who drove a van into pedestrians in Toronto in 2018.
Its easy to brush it off and think, this will never happen to my sons. But in reality, parents often dont know what their children are up to online.
I talk to my children regularly about what websites they visit and have parental controls set up to block inappropriate content, but I can never be fully aware of what theyre seeing, especially outside our home.
The growth of this movement is happening on platforms that children often have access to. Young people are watching more online videos than ever. According to a study by Qustodio, globally, children spent 30% more time watching YouTube in 2020 compared to 2019. Lockdowns and school closures have meant that screen time has inevitably risen.
Before, I thought this was a subculture that was only popular in the US and Canada. But, after researching further, I discovered that incel ideology is being discussed as a possible motivation for at least two UK terror trials. This, along with shooter Jake Davison killing his mother and four other people, means the threat feels much closer to home.
Hearing about the Plymouth shootings on the news, then conducting this research, made me want to learn more about what I can do to protect my children.
Ive had similar conversations with parents who want to educate themselves and their families. As the CEO of a startup helping children become safer digital citizens, its one of the reasons why I co-founded my company in the first place: to equip parents with the skills, tools and knowledge to educate their children about online safety.
In a position like mine, Im hyper-aware of the need for digital literacy in young children, so they know how to spot extremist beliefs on the internet. But I recommend that all parents take an active role in educating their children about this, too, so they can prevent their loved ones from being influenced by extremist content.
Radicalisation can be subtle at first. But it can gradually spiral out of control, with online content often sowing the seeds of future behaviour.
My boys spend lots of time on YouTube, which is balanced with other activities such as exercise. Pulling the plug isnt the answer to preventing radicalisation, nor is assuming that theyll be able to spot content by incels themselves, either.
The new relationships, sex and health education (RSHE) curriculum is being introduced in schools this year. A source close to Gavin Williamson, the education secretary, said teachers are being encouraged to talk about incels in lessons, but this doesnt go far enough. There isnt a requirement to talk about this in class, meaning the burden of this education is passed on to parents and carers.
Regardless of the curriculum, though, its healthy to discuss online safety with your children outside the classroom. I want my boys to know how to spot extremist content. I want them to have the tools to report extremist views when they see them. And I want them to have the empathy to be safer, kinder digital citizens too.
There was a 74-fold rise in investigations into right-wing extremist content by the Metropolitan Polices Counter-Terrorism Internet Referral Unit between 2016 and 2020. This statistic was shocking to me and demonstrates just how fast this content is spreading.
Although radicalisation can happen offline as well as online, digital skills are key to safeguarding children from becoming influenced by incel beliefs.
There are many ways parents can educate their children.First, consider how you may talk to them about the topic in an age-appropriate way. Do you need to reference incels specifically yet? Or could you speak to them more broadly about online safety first?

Remember: every child is different and will have their own comfort levels.

For younger children in Key Stage 1 (aged five to seven), you may want to start with wider conversations about online safety. Ever since theyve started using the internet, Ive spoken to my children about what websites they visit and the kind of content they consume.
Weve also discussed fake news and how to find balanced, trustworthy sources of information.
For children aged seven to 11 in Key Stage 2, if you think they are ready, talk through specific beliefs and terminology used by incels, where appropriate. Do your research and develop strong counterarguments. If you can point out flaws in the logic used by extremist groups, then you can delegitimise their beliefs.
Specifically, Ive spoken to my children about how extremist culture spreads on social media. My boys are encouraged to talk about what content they view online, so we can discuss extremist ideas if they ever come across them.
Ive also shown them how to report extremist views on platforms such as YouTube and other social media apps.
More generally, my advice is to set a good example and encourage children to be the kind of people who show empathy, kindness and respect in their internet interactions. By doing so, you can offer an alternative to the viciousness of online hate groups.
Having these conversations can also open up wider discussions about misogyny and how to treat women with respect. Earlier this year, the murder of Sarah Everard led to calls for people to educate their sons about sexism and this conversation needs to extend to their online behaviour, too.
Although I havent discussed Sarah Everards murder with my boys directly, as it isnt age-appropriate, weve had wider discussions about misogyny. I reinforce our family values of gender equality and make them aware that not everyone in the world feels the same way.
We discuss how they may respond to misogynistic views and I teach them to call out all instances of extreme opinion that veers away from open-mindedness, respect and equality.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

JustMyOpinion posted...

Mods, please delete this topic.

im sorry the truth has upset you.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Only if it was a confirmed false accusation.


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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Dilbert
Pearls Before Swine
Andy Capp

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

https://metro.co.uk/2021/09/12/this-is-why-im-teaching-my-nine-year-old-son-about-incels-15237639

not the kind of sex talk you would expect

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

If they were a regular corporation they would have been cancelled with extreme prejudice in the modern day for those two stances alone.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

DiScOrD tHe LuNaTiC posted...

Daily "to 500!"

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

RoseLuck2022462 posted...

CyricZ is still active

Unfortunately.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

How would I be able to see if I butter my glasses?

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Now listen to this impersonator then imagine him reading that script.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WhMcFieo9s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvPdG9LWUBQ

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Tyranthraxus posted...

https://youtu.be/5qArvBdHkJA

I didn't watch the video but from that thumb-nail, if she were a casting director I would bet that 10/10 times she would hire a person of color over a white man.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Pepys Monster posted...

This "written by a bot" garbage is fake 100% of the time.

yeah, but its funny so the writers get a pass.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

sabin017 posted...

OMG bots are funnier than people

I for one welcome our new funny bot overlords.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

When artificial intelligence can write things more entertaining than an actual person.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Background_Guy posted...

If there's a woman on the internet to be mad at, CE will find a way

I'm of the belief that there are bad people doing and saying bad things from all groups of people.


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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

https://twitter.com/pattonoswalt/status/1435701239187054596

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Shezarr posted...

Bass_X0
09/05/21 2:41:11 PM
#24:
No, I said that reports from before the release date of the movie has been nothing but doom and gloom for the movie with even Disney not showing an interest in promoting it as much as their other movies.
But nobody had faith in the movie before its showing.

That's true, yes.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

kuwab0 posted...

Marvel could make a movie about Doop and it would do well

They could make a Howard The Duck sequel and some people here won't hear of it potentially flopping.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Shezarr posted...

Lol your topic predicting Shang-Chi would fail didn't turn out so well, so trying it again eh?

I've seen even less faith in The Eternals than Shang-Chi.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Nobody cares about that right?

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Street Fighter almost had a character called Dick Jumpsey.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Ratchetrockon posted...

We got tiktok and onlyfans stars now

truly the darkest timeline.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

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

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

https://twitter.com/AngryJoeShow/status/1436531118644334593

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5_OKyjBdng

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Nsesc-ouLs

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Maybe if we all agree that the -er and -a word is racist whoever says it wherever it is said, it would be a good first step.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2b-sQuznwMo

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

man's one weakness!!

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

On this night... 20 years ago 246 people went to sleep in preparation for their morning flights. 2,606 people went to sleep in preparation for work in the morning. 343 firefighters went to sleep in preparation for their morning shift. 60 police officers went to sleep in preparation for morning patrol. 8 paramedics went to sleep in preparation for the morning shift of saving lives. None of them saw past 10:00am Sept 11, 2001. In one single moment life may never be the same. As you live and enjoy the breaths you take today and tonight before you go to sleep in preparation for your life tomorrow, kiss the ones you love, snuggle a little tighter, and never take one second of your life for granted.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Then she wanted me to send her money that I would have spent on her when we met up for the first time because she needs it.

Then she blocks me when I wouldnt.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

September 10th 2001 - the last day of peace and freedom.


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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Solid Sonic posted...

which coincidentally would be the same as a world without soy boys.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

To stop Trump from having another four years.

That's my only reason.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

https://www.buzzfeed.com/chrissymahlmeister/ew-whats-in-my-boob-crack

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

Damn Joe! You just get rid of 2003 like that!

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

PaulieWalnuts posted...

I was going to say I would not vote to convict if I was on his jury, but Im guessing this happened in the UK based on the link.

No, I'm in the UK and our news sites report on worldwide news too.

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN

And not "freshperson"?

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"Well, it's not a bad game. It's made by Capcom, so how could it?" ~ AVGN