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I basically soloed Red with a Dugtrio. The speed + gen1 Slash + STAB Dig and Earthquake was a combo that could beat anything.

There's nothing particularly dangerous about black holes. They're just collapsed stars, with the same gravitational pull of the star they used to be. Sure, if you get close enough you can't get out anymore. But if you get that close to a star, it will burn you to atoms anyway. A black hole and a star would also have the same effect if they wandered into the solar system: messing with the Earth's orbit and causing us to either burn or freeze to death due to the change in sunlight.

A5modeu5 posted...

https://youtu.be/egEraZP9yXQ

Huh, I didn't know about those lacrimal punctums. So that's 7. Add two ears plus three lower holes (the question did mention one hole leads to pregnancy, so non-topological "holes" also count) and it's a perfect 12.

Kaiganeer posted...

is this some half a-press bullshit again

Looks like it's just a single A press, a single B press, and lots and lots of Z presses + control stick forward.

Mystereave posted...

The first, since it's clearly supposed to be read like tarantula.

But tarantula itself supposed to be read "tula" and not "chula". It's derived from the Italian town of Taranto. Several languages have morphed it into "chula", including English and Japanese.

TaylorHeinicke posted...

ends his turn. that tracks with me
then, ok, hani's turn, he looks like he's about to start drawing

Jesse didn't end his turn, he thought for a moment and then activated the effect of Kelbek, the Ancient Vanguard. It makes both players mill 5, which then ends up triggering additional effects.

but then wtf, as part of this process, jesse just sets a magic card in what i assume is the banished pile?

Are you talking about the field spell he activated?

also at 4:18, did jesse even shuffle hani's hand? is that an option? it looks like he's just shaking the cards a bit without actually changing any of their positions

That was Hani's deck. Whenever someone shuffles their deck, the opponent has the right to cut the deck.

is it still his turn
is this all just a series of chaining a shitload of monsters together?

Basically.

do we even attack life points anymore or what?

That's still the win condition most decks effectively go for, though oftentimes a player will surrender when they're too far behind in terms of card advantage and such.

and the crowd erupts at 6:07 for some reason because he discarded a monster?

Hani uses a "handtrap", Herald of Orange Light, to negate one of Jesse's effects. Handtraps are monsters whose effects you can activate from your hand during your opponent's turn to interrupt their plays.

3E+78 is pretty close to the total amount of atoms in the universe, so that's why he gave it that name.

There's various theories about the timeline of the universe's heat death. According to the most likely proton decay theory, by 3E+78 years they should all have decayed into radiation. At that point the universe would consist mostly of massive black holes, with ones the mass of the sun having evaporated via Hawking radiation.

I want to be lazi and slepi

We got a new kitten after one of our two old cats died. At first he was indifferent and distand towards her, even reacting with hostility if she tried to make contact. But over time he warmed up to her and they ended up being good friends. I recommend you try the same.

I4NRulez posted...

I mean she doesn't look like a kid but it's funny that she's like "IM NOT A KID" while her Twitter pic looks like a loli lol.

That anime girl is also technically 22 years old (but her body is that of an 11 year old girl)

shadowsword87 posted...

It's all about MSG.

You don't necessarily have to use pure MSG. Soy sauce, meat stock and/or fondue can also be used to add umami into a dish.

Another key taste to add is acid. Balsamic vinegar and red wine are good options for a meat dish.

I think Kuma triggered a pre-programmed protocol that is making him rush to Egghead and retrieve his memories. The Red Line just happened to be in his way.

I thought you were talking about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Sandbox . It can be used for shitposting, as long as it's not offensive.

VeggetaX posted...

I think at the time people was just too big of a simp for Super that they wouldn't allow themselves to enjoy Fusion. This is where nostalgia is considered a bad thing. People wanted Super Metroid 2 but got Metroid 4 instead LMAO.

All of the first three Metroids were much more open than Fusion. 2 was partitioned into sectors similar to 4, but they were far less linear. Metroid until that point had been about exploring on your own, but Fusion was much closer to a narrated piperun.

Damn_Underscore posted...

Maybe I missed something, but at the end of the game (when you fight the final bosses) you basically become locked in a section and cant go back and collect items unless they are in that section I suppose

Now the problem is that tanking the boss the one that looks like you, I forget the name is pretty much impossible and youre stuck. I had to go online and find a cheese strat that gives you the win every time

There's hidden pathways blocked by Screw Attack blocks that link the sectors together, allowing you go for 100%, or at least close to it. They're not easy to find though.

The only thing that can stop a bad 6 year old with a gun is a good 6 year old with a gun.

If you can summon XYZ Utopia cards, you should be able to summon your own Silent Honor Ark, or Castel the Skyblaster Musketeer.

Who's going to be the next Ronaldo? Brazil has plenty of contenders, but a few minor countries (in soccer terms) also have possible candidates

The precursors of both are probably soups and porridge/gruel. They're very simple, just heat water in a pot over a fire and throw stuff in. Maybe pre-grind hard stuff like grains and seeds.

Grain porridge that gets dry enough eventually becomes bread. Grain gruel that's left to ferment eventually becomes beer.

There was a time where one of his swords got destroyed and he had to use only two for a while. He got a new third sword later, and hasn't abandoned the 3 sword style since.

I'm eating Dner Kebab, I think the meat is beef.

Dan_Haren- posted...

Which had more people killed?

Trump by being anti-science, anti-fauci, and downplaying how bad it is? Or Bush for starting the iraq war?

Serious question.

Probably Bush. Studies estimate ~500 thousand deaths in Iraq by 2011. That was before ISIS, which has added plenty more. The US Covid death count is at a million, with a death rate less than twice that of Germany. So Trump's Covid handling is responsible for maybe 400 thousand dead Americans.

pegusus123456 posted...

I mean, what the fuck else am I going to do with the ability to take off body parts?

It gives you limited flight since you can levitate your split body parts at will. You can fly a few stories high. Your feet can't fly so they're stuck on the ground though.

Master_Bass posted...

Though I should probably ask how I manipulate books, since I have no clue what this power really is capable of, lol. Maybe ebooks do work with it.

You can levitate them around and use them as footholds. You can use them as a storage space where things do not age and can't escape. You can project a visual illusion of a book's world into the real world.

It probably only works with real books.

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Lobbyists influencing government policy, the government giving aid to rich people and corporations, and the whole system always making the rich even richer isn't a conspiracy. It's all legal and public. It's just how the capitalist economy works. There's no need to conspire when independent actors trying to maximize their own profits leads to the same result.

pinky0926 posted...

They're not quite the same but when AMERICANS are describing something that's about half a centimetre big they say this tomfoolery

Half a centimetre is an 8th inch plus a 16th inch plus a 128th inch, plus the same repeating with each number multiplied by 128 with each repeat.

It's my staple food alongside rye bread.

CyricZ posted...

For those of us who haven't read the books in years, you might have to unpack the context a bit more.

As it stands, Rowling is amalgamating the worst qualities of Skeeter and Umbridge.

After Dumbledore's death, Skeeter published a book on him, revealing that he was an anti-muggle wizard supremacist in the past. He then turned against Grindelwald, becoming the Dumbledore we know.

The analogy doesn't really work because Dumbledore was a bigot in the past, but got better. Meanwhile Rowling did her respected deeds in the past, then turned into a professional transphobe.

Why would a libertarian think tank care about a government/nonprofit employee recruiting scheme? If working for the government becomes less attractive, that'll make it easier for private companies to hire employees.

The most accurate term is "loitering munition". They're somewhere between missiles and drones.

DragonClaw01 posted...

You got to play to win and Jones not turning in discovery docs doomed him, but to me he largely falls under rhetorical hyperbole. I don't think any reasonable person can take him seriously. I know it is an overused strategy now a days, but if Trump & Tucker can do it and have it work, then Alex, "they are turning the frogs gay" Jones should be able to too. Probably would not have worked since the court seem out for blood in this case given the absurd compensatory damages awarded, but I don't know how anyone can take Jones seriously, even the Onion is more believable than him.

The "no reasonable person" defense should only be applicable if the only victim is the unreasonable person. So if Alex Jones says that bath salts will cure your cancer, and an unreasonable person buys them, they don't have a case against Jones. But if Jones says "these people are fraudsters trying to take away your guns" and an unreasonable person harasses those targets, Jones is liable.

Scohen posted...

Why do scientists now think that dinosaurs were birds and not reptiles?

They don't. Birds are a subgroup of dinosaurs, which are a subgroup of reptiles.

Yes, that means that taxonomically birds are reptiles.

CRON posted...

If you don't like the new trilogy, that doesn't mean whichever trilogy you like just ceases to exist.

Disney declared all the previously existing extended universe non-canon. So yes, all the Old Republic and New Republic works did cease to exist due to the new trilogy.

I'd rather have KotOR and Heir to the Empire than the new movies. So I declare the old EU canon, and the "First Order spin-off films" non-canon. Hating on the "sequel trilogy" is a way to make all the Star Wars stories I like remain in existence.