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Joshs Name posted...

7 of 6.8 Mil doses.
compared against 35.4k cases of covid vs 927 deaths.

i haven't been outside in 6 weeks so maybe my risk is less

Dude, that is a 0.0000000103% chance of dying from the vaccine talk about a HUGE risk!

He's a hell of an actor.

I'm sorry 50k subs on Youtube is not internet famous, I think the barrier for that term is at least 500k and probably means more 1million or more.

Imagine thinking mining crypto is so important that starting a fire is not a huge issue.

Even if I was making $200 a month mining crypto, I would give it up in an instant if I felt I could cause an electrical fire.

CinderLock posted...

Top 3? Nah not close I'd put Fighterz Budokai 3 legacy of Goku and even xenoverse ahead

We get it you didn't like it, I am basing this off Steam reviews where 91% of reviews are positive for it.

CinderLock posted...

Kakarot is really not good and is just the Z story again.

Meh, while the story is just the Z story I had a pretty good time with Kakarot. Overall people like Kakarot quite a bit, it may not be the highest rated Dragon Ball game but it's easily in the top 3 or so.

Going into IF with someone that was say anorexic before as an example is a very bad idea. It's like someone that had a drug habit 5 years ago and hasn't touched any of their favorite drugs in that time, all of a sudden decide hey maybe I could have just a bit of that one drug i loved.

The art style of Yu-Gi-Oh! overall is pretty ridiculous. I always thought that was the least appealing part of the game.

Sahuagin posted...

there's a tim horton's near here and a guy apparently spends his days in the parking lot sitting in his car with a big badly written "VACCINE IS A BIO-WEAPON" sign in his windshield (aimed so that you have to see it from the drive through). (I'm only there in the evening and can never quite make out the whole thing, and there's a second sign with even smaller text that I can't read at all.)

If they wanted to use a Bio-Weapon on us they could just put shit in the water supplies. Acting like the government or these companies have to plan a long term hoax on Covid just to put a bio-weapon into us is dumber than the stupid shit 9/11 truthers believe.

Nick Cage is actually a pretty good actor, he just takes a lot of shitty movie roles and then hams it up in those.

When he is trying and in something with good depth and story and he does a great job. Reminds me of Adam Sandler a trash level actor in his own movies, but you put him in Uncut Gems or Reign Over Me and he shows some real acting talent.

The band name is Blackpink?

Kind of an odd name for a band.

It appears that Critics find the show quite good, 97% on Rotten currently for season 1. The show is getting trashed hard by the general population though.

kangolcone posted...

I disagree with your assertion. Star power is a by product of both skill and popularity. The biggest stars in music and cinema are not necessarily the best at their craft. Moreover, in an individual sport, theres multiple examples where the biggest star isnt the best, Conor McGregor and Tiger Woods being prime examples.

Secondly, he isnt the most successful swimmer. This is actually his first Olympics meaning both multiple swimmers and athletes from other sports have better resumes.

Are you kidding? Tiger Woods at his peak was pretty much the greatest golfer to ever play the game.

Everyone knows the best way to cut hair is with the hair vacuum, made popular on the movie Wayne's World.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AioVDsXidh0

Dumbest phone I have ever seen, I can't even imagine how bad a $100 cell phone would be from some random Chinese company.

Rainbow Road is probably the most broken track in Mario Kart 64. I doubt the average player on that game would have uncovered it's secrets but for speedrunners they absolutely wrecked that track after years of work.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UuzUKT2Shn8

Lokarin posted...

He might have a point if, like, the vaccine came out like 2~3 days before the Olympics... but it's been available for a couple months now, definitely more than enough time to weather any typical side effects

Beyond that there were people in initial test batches that had it much earlier on, like 5ish months after Covid hit the scene in America. People can't grasp that a lot of why Vaccines take forever to get through is due to mostly government red tape, the Covid one was fast tracked but they still required all the hoops to jump through.

We also had previous work on a Covid vaccine before this became a problem in America that helped speed this along.

Swatting should carry a 10-20 year prison term even if no one gets hurt during it. It's roughly about the same as yelling FIRE in a crowded theater and the damage and chaos that could cause.

Lynyrd_Skynyrd posted...

I work with a very nice person named Karen. I feel bad for her.

Tell her to stop being such a Karen.

I have a feeling this hits those that love to drink and do it very often, if you are the type to have say 3-4 drinks a month it probably becomes a far smaller problem.

Obviously any amount of drinking can have this affect, but you gotta figure the guy that drinks 10 beers a week at minimum gets hit harder.

I think the durability was put in to make the weapon system matter, let me put it this way if weapons were unbreakable most weapons would just be worthless. You would only care about how the weapon feels and the stats on it, so 99% of weapons that drop especially later in the game would just litter the ground.

Now they might have pushed it to far the other way, but this is one of the only Zelda games where you can try out a vast array of weapons, other Zelda games have basically one typical weapon the sword which you upgrade, and then other items like Bow, Bombs etc.. which all are limited use.

I found the durability slightly annoying at times, but it never really affected me that much, I always had loads of solid weapons in inventory. I also think a repair system would have been a nice olive branch to the players, maybe it require some work to prevent using it for every single weapon over and over again though.

I mean at least she didn't deny the holocaust, there is a good chunk of crazy right wingers that believe it never happened.

Did you read the last sentence?

Wow...

I can't even imagine that line coming out of the mouth of a 10 year old.

JK Simmons is easily one of the greatest actors currently working, great range and really underrated overall.

Metalsonic66 posted...

Spider-Man 3 is a guilty pleasure, I admit. It's so cheesy. So many odd decisions.

I also still love the Affleck Daredevil movie, even though it's dripping cheese like a queso factory

The movie would have been considered pretty good if they just cut out the Venom shit that Raimi didn't want in the film anyways. I actually really like Venmon and Carnage and even I found that the worst part of the 3rd movie by far.

I will say this, the more I re-watch the Spider-Man films the less impressed I am with Tobey he really doesn't play the role well at all and he act likes Peter Parker is some very emotional and insecure person. I think that works fine when playing the character in the first movie but, the only time he changes the way he plays Peter Parker is when he gets the symbiote in the 3rd movie.

Dunst also really fails as MJ and she really shouldn't have been cast as the character.

Shit the only reason the trilogy works at all is due to great villain casting for the most part.

ParanoidObsessive posted...

Tier system.

Start with strong degradation, forcing you to swap often, because you're mostly using improvised weapons or crap looted from enemy corpses.

At a certain point you gain access to stronger, better weapons - this is the point where you begin to scale back durability (they're made better, so they last longer).

Ultimately, you reach a tier where everything is either masterwork or magical, and you drop durability on those items entirely.

It's not hard to do. It's just that, like I mentioned earlier, it's not what they wanted.

I mean more powerful weapons do take longer to break, acting like the weapons you get in the first 1 hour of the game last as long as the weapons you find off the most powerful enemies is a joke.

What's funny is some Youtuber reviewers got slammed hard years ago for daring to rate this game an 8.5/10 or something like that.

Chips don't really expire, unless they are old as shit they just have a tendency to go stale. Now if you are chomping on 5+ year old chips they might have a few more problems than just being stale.

Most expiration dates don't mean the food goes bad and is inedible on that date.

papercup posted...

Conservatives: "Freedom of speech is under attack!!!!"
Also conservatives: "How DARE you express your freedom of speech!!!!'

They were also flipping their shit when Colin Kaepernick had the gall to kneel during the national anthem about 6ish years ago.

mooreandrew58 posted...

Yep ive learned that. Not thrilled but ff 10 kinda did it. But so far the atmosphere and story telling is enough for me

I wish golden sun would continue. I could spam attack in that game but the combat system was fun enough i wanted to use different stuff.

I found the game somewhat challenging, but nowhere near way too hard or something. I kind of appreciated that it wasn't just brainless pick the most powerful attacks against bosses and spam weaker attacks against random enemies.

It's nowhere near as punishing as some turn based games though.

You mean people were annoyed at no A/C in grueling work conditions while it's hot as shit outside and being understaffed?

Umm yeah, I think even if unemployment benefits were complete garbage most would have quit. Shit people quit jobs like this on a regular basis, most fast food places struggle to keep staff in even ideal conditions.

I can't imagine working a fucking grill in a building without AC when it's 95 degrees Fahrenheit outside.

I mean the combat typically takes more effort than most Final Fantasy games. The weakness thing is huge and if you don't work at exploiting that and plan accordingly for fights they can get much more difficult.

This isn't just spam X to win.

I also have done some research and it's nearly impossible to open the door of a plane at a cruising altitude where nearly all planes fly at. So basically the only way you can ever open the door on a plane is if for some reason the plane is only say 10k feet off the ground instead of the 36k that most planes spend the vast majority of time at.

So her efforts were in vain, the only problem would be if she tried to do it when the plane was starting to land or take off.

mooreandrew58 posted...

Hire more then.

I mean one lady like this is pretty easy to handle for most planes even without an air marshal.

She literally tried to open the door while the plane was in flight, I find their response perfectly reasonable.

That is probably a top 3 dumbest thing you could ever try to do on a plane assuming you weren't carrying some weapon.

streamofthesky posted...

She had an opening to drive away and instead turned her car almost 180 degrees just to run him over, before then speeding off using the aforementioned open road.
So what if nobody died? If someone tried shooting you w/ a gun and only clipped you in the leg, you'd be ok w/ the courts saying, "eh, no harm, no foul."?

Dude, she had to make that 180 degree turn to get out of there! She feared that she would be mobbed like in the zombie movies where they crowd the car all around going the other way.

Zareth posted...

Yeah someone on Nintendo's legal team must have been a fan because the internet was fucking on the hype train for like 2 years at least by that point

I think they just want to not get involved until it's actually coming out, that way they are still protecting their IP and still letting people appreciate Metroid and make fan games.

If they don't protect the IP they could literally lose it.

What's also amusing is he could have offered more to have the job done if he really wanted it. I'm sure if he would have doubled their pay they would have been there within a few hours.

This is the biggest first world problem I have ever heard of in my entire life.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwvlbJ0h35A

It's one step under Jeff Bezos complaining that his 500 million dollar yacht is so big it can't go under certain bridges.

Already space debris is a huge problem around Earth, launching tons of garbage into space would make that problem far worse. Space debris can damage satellites and other things we need around the planet to make things like cell phones work.

I guess if you pushed it out enough to break the gravitational pull of Earth then it wouldn't be as bad but talk about a huge expense, even in 500 years it would likely still be stupidly expensive to do that. Far cheaper just to take a giant plot of land and keep burying garbage like we currently do, I think Penn and Teller did a show on this one time and claimed that the garbage we generate over the next 50 years could at worst take up like 100 or so square miles with how deep they bury it now.

keyblader1985 posted...

Was it not clear that I was talking about both sides of the political spectrum?

It's crazy enough that even SNL, which heavily skews left lately, made fun of people who base their personality on hating Trump.

I mean they have always skewed left but they will make fun of Democrats for a laugh. I think Trump was just such a great target they used him more because of that. Trump is probably the easiest politician to make jokes about who has ever lived.

Biden is a boring snore fest in comparison to the antics Trump does on a daily basis.

PK_Spam posted...

Now I like pill bugs, but from a comfortable distance.

Anyway my covers have been replaced and the old ones are stewing in a bucket of boiled water >_>

I sprayed my bed down with disinfectant <_<

Probably gonna get two or three mothballs and spread them around.

I never see bugs in my house, and I never ever bring food to my room. How could I have let this happen what if that bug crawled on me at night

Umm bugs can enter a room for any number of reasons, some are attracted by light. Spiders for instance don't usually enter a room trying to find human food.

skullbone posted...

Transistor only took me like 4 hours to beat so I don't know how long you've been playing but it's not exactly a long investment to finish.

True, I mean they have only released one game that is extremely long in Hades the rest are like 10 hours or less unless going for 100% or something.

Hades and Bastion are in my opinion the two best Supergiant Games and it's not very close. Their other two games aren't bad, but they are a clear step down.

Lokarin posted...

I'm not good with faces to begin with so I judged her age based on her lower case a's...

She's extremely popular online, I think she ended up with at least a million dollars in Onlyfans money a few days after starting one.

She is also the girl that infamously sold her used bathwater and made a bundle doing that.

GanonsSpirit posted...

In before cease and desist.

What's amusing is so far those cease and desists usually come the day it comes out, it seems like Nintendo doesn't want to disrupt these fan projects early on but to protect their copyright they do it the day they actually release the game.

AM2R didn't get a single threat from Nintendo until the final game was ready to release.

Yeah that 2d remake of Prime is pretty good, they have only put out a demo so far though.

I mean an ahegao image is a pretty unique thing, some adults might recognize the face even with 0 hentai exposure. Kids would likely have no clue what the fuck the shirt was representing.