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Why is it that whenever gender equality comes up in a discussion among men, it's centered around if it's ok to strike a woman?

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She got in his face and did it, was less than a foot away.
Not sure why distance matters if it's a direct hit though, that's an odd line in the sand to draw.
"Well holy crap, she nailed me from 10 ft away, I guess she earned a pass with that kind of aim!"

Pretty telling how someone who thinks strong physical reaction to being slightly inconvenienced has to hurl around insults that hurt just as much as said turd.

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It's who the artist wanted to sculpt. Washington and Jefferson make a lot of sense, Lincoln is credited with keeping the nation together (despite the fact his presidency was why it broke up in the first place), and then everybody likes Teddy.

It's worth noting that Washington as a politician was kinda eh; his legacy was more as a general. And to some extent the fact that Washington wasn't a stronger hand is why the US almost immediately splintered into two political parties (the federalists and democratic-republicans) despite his dislike his parties and factionalism.

helIy posted... i don't remember anything like this in the late game

It's just Vine but for even younger kids

Code Geass it is then.

are the dubs any good or should I stick with subs?

ive been hesitant to show my son lord of the rings because i know he would complain that the first one doesnt have enough action and be reluctant to watch the other ones

She said she's been working from home ever since the leak and angrily told how she's felt "judged" over it which was fueled by MISOGYNY

26 y/o Rookie NYPD Cop Vera Mekuli has apologized to Married Police Lt. Nick McGarry and his Wife Melissa after the shocking video of her giving him a LAPDANCE at a holiday christmas party and is heard saying "I go after what i want"!!

Vera says it was for s*** and giggles and that everyone was having drinks but now it's led to embarrassment causing her to work from home

She is also seen grinding on another man and facing the floor

Vera also said because she's a woman she was judged harsher and wouldn't
be if she was a man and that her "rookie" status played a role

NYPD wasted no time in disciplining McGarry who's been a cop for 11 years. He is reassigned to serve in Transit District 12 in the Bronix following the tawdry video

An unnamed source said "He knows he f***** up. Messing with your subordinate is a no-no on the job. I can't even tell you how many times they tell incoming supervisors that"

Vera's father now plans to sue after she came crying to him "daddy, i made some mistake. I've embarrassed you and the family"

Would you drive off instead?

what would you expect happens if say you did drive off?

Tag for later.

I voted 9 because I thought it was Seung Mina from Soul Calibur and that they were the only character I recognize, but if others here are to be believed apparently I was right for the wrong reason.

Well I voted wrong. Atlus Co., Ltd. (, Kabushikigaisha Atorasu) is a Japanese video game developer, publisher, arcade manufacturer and distribution company based in Tokyo. A subsidiary of Sega,

It probably counts.

I like number 10

Then that makes me wonder if Geno is a Square character since he was an original character in the game. Mallow too.

mrduckbear posted... JRPG characters generally look the same

3.8

You're in college but you don't know how to calculate GPA? Why even bother?

Zelda NES, on the Nintendo Switch. And no I didn't do the second quest.

I had played OOT before but admittedly never finished it.
I'm playing Link to the Past now

I think NLA would have benefited from a jukebox feature. So much of the game is spent there that any single track was doomed to get overly repetitive even if the themes had been better, so letting the player pick what to listen to (possibly doing something like what Smash does for custom stages, putting together a playlist and adjusting the chance that each song shows up) would have been great. It would have worked thematically, given the futuristic setting, and could even have been unlocked via a sidequest where you establish yourself as the official Music Dude for the colony. Similarly, putting "radios" in Skells would also have made sense and added further options for environmental music (including, presumably, toggling whether or not there's a flying theme).

Tales' combat system is pretty similar to Smash's: You move mostly in two dimensions and combine a regular and a special attack button with different directional inputs to perform different attacks, which can be strung together into combos. Each game has further mechanics to spice that up a bit, but that's the gist of it.

The absolute worst was having the flying theme not only override the area music, but to cause it to restart when you landed. The flying theme wasn't good, by any means, but it was at least tolerable, in my books. The area music, on the other hand, was generally really awesome and I really enjoyed listening to it. Starting the area music from the beginning any time I jumped for more than 2 seconds was a massive pain.

Ehh, I don't think it makes him look like a chump. The whole point of the Skrulls is that they're really good at disguise. And it's not like Mysterio knew Nick Fury personally.

Now, if it was established that Quentin knew Nick for like 20 years beforehand and didn't notice the change, then yeah, I'd agree that makes him look kind of dumb. But if you've never met someone and only really know them by reputation at best, you'll probably be fooled.

• Nick Fury was never actually in any danger at all
• Mysterio wasn't cleverly manipulating Fury for his own ends the entire movie after all
• A lot of Mysterio's plan had no chance of ever working in the long run b/c it wasn't really Fury in the first place
• Prior to the scene, Spider-Man was the hero who stopped Mysterio's nefarious plot. After that scene, it means Spidey's involvement was basically just being duped into giving Mysterio the murder drones and then undoing that mistake by getting them back.