Lurker > El_Marsh

None.

I wouldn't mind seeing the Knicks make a surprise run to the title, and it would be outright amazing if Minnesota or the Clippers made their first Finals appearance, but I really have no rooting interest.

I honestly don't understand any hate for Denver but to each their own.

He looks like he's about to start wailing about his Undertaker

Is that supposed to be an issue?

We wuz robbed ;_;

Seriously though, congrats to the winner, and thank you tothe TC for bringing some much welcome fun to the board.

I've never played it myself, but I think it's neat that they're bringing new life to such an old title.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/f/f53cc732.jpg

Oh, what the hell!

I'm in.

Twisted Transistor pops up for me every now and again.

I always liked them better than the other "big" nu metal acts.

So, you make it to Fenway yet?

huehuehue

I've heard of tornado tag matches but that's ridiculous

Beveren_Rabbit posted...

who is Powerline supposed to be a reference to?

Megavolt from Darkwing Duck

The music was my favorite part of the original series.

I don't know who the fuck this new guy is or why I should be impressed at his name but it's depressing that they gutted my favorite part of the original adaptation.

Word of mouth has taught me which DMB locations to avoid, so I usually have pretty easy experiences there. The "DMV sucks" bit seems like a meme.

Yeah, that's pretty damn good.

If I didn't already have them all on PS4, I'd be all over it.

I shoot them with a .22 like a proper American

Yeah, I'm not clicking on that but I'm guessing you're referring to the clip of Frank "Cannoball" Richards taking a cannonball to the gut sometime in the 1930s. It was a pretty commonly used stock image for decades, hence why it was parodied in the Simpsons.

Dungeater posted...

https://i.imgur.com/Z3rWsep.jpeg

non garbage res

looks like it might be that "shadow" in the center

edit: tried it on my poorer quality monitor, its definitely the center. lights him up like a christmas tree

Yeah, it was clear as day with the better resolution

Saw the bear and the ghillie guy pretty much immediately

For some reason I saw the title and thought of that Jimmy Eat World song "(the) Sweetness" and now I'm imagining that song playing while someone gets dismembered in a splatter film.

The Hydra from God of War (2005).

I'm pretty sure that was the first boss fight. It really set the tone for an incredible series.

Kradek posted...

Only one side cares about "sticking it to the other side", the counter side to that wants to mitigate/prevent the harm that side seeks to achieve.

That "counter side" is also complicit for the degradation of the system albeit differently from the lunatic side.

Instead of cutting it off at the head, they took a "wait and see approach" to something that snowballed beyond their control. That complacency didn't create the problem but it absolutely gave it the fuel to grow and their utterly stagnant leadership is doing it again.

As far as I'm concerned, they ALL need to go.

GuerillaGorilla posted...

Your kid doesn't have a tumor on their pituitary gland or something like that right? Everything's okay?

Real talk

Some kids are just abnormally large but when that largeness is extreme, you have to consider that there may be an underlying health issue that's causing the rapid growth.

I certainly hope that's not the case here and that maybe the wife's grandpa is like 220 cm or something.

ToteAll posted...

US politicians are cartoon characters

yep

but instead of ousting them for their lunacy, people flock to them and form cults around them for the purpose of "sticking it to the other side"

I don't know who's more sick tbh, the politicians or the people who keep them in office

Vokrent posted...

the one i got invited to, she blew up on me when i said no. so i was like... k

Sorry that you associate(d) with shite people

Dakimakura posted...

He didn't get suspended. He is playing right now.

good

The ejection was warranted but that's a weak suspension.

I don't know, I don't watch that bullshit.

not really

but hey, go ahead and get that purg because you were so desperate to test the admins

gg random ass poster whom I have never seen before and probably never will again

Aang is 112 and Katar is 15.

Shit's fucked yo!

sarcasm, duh

Regarding the Legend of Korra, I personally enjoyed the series greatly. The setting is absolutely gorgeous and most of the characters are worthy additions to the franchise. Season 2 is definitely "weaker" than the others because it is much less action oriented and its conflict is much different than the terrorism that defines most series antagonists BUT it's indisputably significant for setting up the events that happen in seasons 3 & 4, plus there are a couple of amazing episodes that singularly stand out. Korra is a MUCH different character from Aang, but that's part of the reason that I think her journey is worth watching.

I just think that if people enjoyed AtLA, then AtLoK is worth checking out despite what internet toxicity would have you believe about the series.

Don't care, Saitama wrecks the gods of both settings

Zikten posted...

Baseball always seemed like a civilized sport to me. But in recent years I keep hearing about baseball fights like this incident. Turns out many baseball players get pretty violent

The history of baseball is full of violence. The deadball era was full of violent thugs whose antics sometimes compromised the profitability of teams, as fans would threaten boycott if players were too unruly and deemed "disgraces to society." Professional baseball was widely seen as "disreputable" for several decades because of instances of violence, drunken carousing, and gambling scandals. Ironically, it was America's obsession with the exploits of Babe Ruth that relaxed national attitudes about the game. Among other issues, Ruth was notoriously hot tempered (including multiple ejections for fighting, with perhaps the most famous incident being when he punched an umpire; his replacement subsequently threw 9 innings of no-hit baseball), but he was so personally charismatic and prodigiously talented that the general public gave him a pass and eventually, the seedier aspects of the baseball lifestyle (drunkenness, womanizing, violence in public and domestically) became considerably less scrutinized. For every Christy Mathewson or Lou Gehrig (college educated men who, were respectively known for Christian and familial piety) that were hailed as en exemplars of professional and personal conduct, there were 20 Babe Ruths (a latchkey kid from the slums who grew up on the streets and in a reformatory) or Honus Wagners** (grew up in extreme poverty, working from a very early age to support the family; many of these players were discovered playing for company teams) where violence was a fact of life in their worlds, yet there eventually came to be a tolerance of these "hard men" so long as they weren't explicitly breaking the law.

**Wagner was by all accounts a very respectable player in terms of personal and professional conduct. His was just the first name that came to mind regarding secondary examples of deadball superstars that came from difficult circumstances.

Working.

The only time I didn't work during the lockdown was for the 4-5 weeks I was unemployed between jobs.

I think it's funny how nobody actually talks about the gameplay.

Achilles. Based on his Homeric epithet "the Swift-footed," many portrayals of Achilles have portrayed him as having elite or outright supernatural speed.

Also, Old Sam (can't say his full name because lol ToS) from Fables. Something...something...clarified butter.

Ingenium from My Hero Academia

That should come with a complementary dunce cap, and maybe some clown shoes as well.

I only play evil characters if there's a good incentive to do so.

Ngl, that's a pretty dress

DrizztLink posted...

No, it's like a fish fry but with zombies.

It is deeply offensive to all five senses.

*glorious*

8)

shnangyboos posted...

I read it as zombie fries.

Is that like ass jerky from a ghoul?

Blockbuster and Circuit City.

RadioShack people were usually assholes (sorry for being a minority and having the gall to look around the store that was 8 blocks from my home).

Toys R Us was some shit that my folks couldn't afford, so I don't have nostalgia for it.

I don't know what the other stuff is.

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Do you smell what the lock is cooking?

Zikten posted...

why does Fandom hate Nirvana?

asking the real questions

At least his conviction in California is still keeping him in.

You and me, we sweat and strain
Body's all achin' and wracked with pain
"TOTE DAT BARGE," "LIFT DAT BALE"
We get a little drunk and we land in Jail

But I gets weary and sick of fightin'
I'm tired of living but 'fraid of dyin'
But that Old Man River, he just keep rolling along

Who mods the mods?

These are great. Some are definitely better than others but on the whole, they're very amusing.

**feigns outrage**

I mean, if your nickname is "Ass Lord ," then I probably wouldn't use it either. I probably wouldn't communicate with you at all, as a matter of fact.

bsp77 posted...

Pearl Jam is like the definitive Gen X band

People who use the word "Boomer" as a pejorative are generally too ignorant to care about such distinctions.