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Oh I thought you meant a way to get rid of it without having to do any kinda manipulation, and it's still a pain in the ass.

Oh really? Show us.

I think I'd have honestly preferred if Josh was just some random dude that ghosted her.

Part of it was the personal connection to the ship and how much it's gone through with them. You could also I suppose look at it like this: the Strawhats are getting rid of a vital part of the crew because its usefulness has come to an end. How far off the chopping block could someone like Usopp be?

Hell, the MCU could bring RDJ Ironman back if they wanted.

He recognized the bad blood between them and leveraged his irreplaceable-ness to save Walt's life. He never budged that the operation is over if Gus hurt Walt.

He looked for a way to safely use the ricin at Gus' house, and shortly after that Walt assaults him. This is ep 9 of 13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AevjEC1a5Js

oh i misread that. i see what you mean but jesse wasn't totally unloyal to Walt that season. He looked for opportunities to use the ricin multiple times. Their S4 falling out happens because Walt doesn't have faith in Jesse and accuses Jesse of abandoning him and stealing his recipe despite Jesse not wanting to go to Mexico and coming to Walt for advice.

Gus needed Walt quality meth but also needed to kill Walt because Walt had grown too irrational. With Gale dead, Jesse was his only real option left.

So Gus played the only real card he had. He kept Jesse close, pulling him away from Walt, hoping Jesse would switch loyalties to Gus and give the OK to kill Walt.

It almost worked, but Jesse had too much of a connection to Walt already, and wouldn't give the OK. So Gus tries firing Walt and threatening his family to keep him at bay, but it has the opposite effect Gus is expecting. And Walt pulls the hail Mary to firmly get Jesse's loyalty back.

I wouldn't say Jesse turned his back on Walt. He was just manipulated into doing work for Gus for a while until Walt out manipulated Jesse

You mean Walt kills Gus to save himself from Jesse replacing him and to keep Jesse under his control... it was absolutely not about "helping" Jesse it was about Walt's selfishness.

I think this is why ms marvel introduced mutants

So they could just drop random characters with powers and no explanations

I'm really hating the quicksand guy

But only 2 things are possible

Either each week the show just gets worse and worse

Or

Every week a different CEman decides that week is the worst one

Someone literally says this every week. It's become pretty funny to me

Didn't Jennifer say it was gonna be a self-contained wedding episode at the beginning?

I liked the idea of the episode but I honestly felt really bad for Jen on how she was treated by the bride and the other bridesmaids. I know what they were going for but it was pretty clear that she was the friend they bossed around and thats putting it mildly. I was kinda hoping for Jen to finally realize Why am I still here interacting with these people?

It's a sitcom.

Man, the incel death threats are going to make a lotta people mad lol

Does Sanji ever lose the nosebleed gimmick

Twice Ive ending up quitting right after beating Cid in Archadia and going to that seaside town with all the bandity types.

Idk why but I keep losing interest there. Gonna try to my absolute best to push through because Im sure it picks up again

Also yes the turbo mode is a godsend!

The kid Luffy flashbacks are really nice after how serious the past 50+ episodes were. Kind of insane to think that there was a year+ without the crew.

I remember people being absolutely fucking livid that Hawkeye's post-credits scene was a goofy musical number instead of the reveal that Hawkeye's wife is Dr. Doom in disguise.

Are they really heading towards waking Durin's Bane? I thought he was awoken a couple of thousand years later.

Anyway, yeah, I get what you're saying. I think that's an interesting way to go. I think at the end, they will end with the implication that all this is eventually lost to history till Smeagol finds the Ring and starts the chain reaction that leads to Sauron's final end.

Also, I think Theo will somehow be sacrificed, like blood sacrifice. Either to make the blade whole permanently, or some kind of essence put into the creation of the One Ring. The reason will be because he's Halbrand's son.

Its Gandalf for sure

wasn't it after the timeskip? Or did they really do 2 month hiatuses in that saga

She said aerospace engineer and people wildly speculated Reed Richards. I did too but I'm not but hurt about it.

Its just a case of people being spoiled by the culmination of phases 1-3 ending in infinity war and endgame. They believe that every single thing should be interconnected from the get go and don't have the patience to let Marvel build up again.

I really hope she is in later episodes. She's pretty great.

It's not meant to be a consistent quiz, just something for fun. Ultimately you're able to pick whatever house you want to be in like how Harry did. The sorting hat is just there when kids can't pick which house they want to go in.

The Ponyglyph explained where the massive battleship Pluton is. And it had the power to reshape continents, so, I'm fairly sure it's implied to be at least a one ship Buster Call. Which is an insane amount of fire power. Using it, yeah, as others have said, World Domination. Whatever happened in the Void Century is the reason the world of One Piece looks like it does. Probably up to and including the weirdly convenient geography for adventuring.