Also, (correct me if I'm wrong it's been a while) as far as revenge arcs go he was rather chill about it. He didn't spend every waking moment building a giant board and investigating every angle. He picked a job that introduced him to a lot of people high and low and just looked for people with six fingers.
Like... I've seen less healthy coping mechanisms all things considered...
I mean, after that last Robin hood movie that had Jamie fox in it I'm unsure I can go to a Robin hood movie ever again. Just like...
Just... physics wasn't just a suggestion, they took it out back with a shotgun. Some of those action scenes were just so laughable. Like, bolliwood was more grounded.
Because any enemy would have a semi accurate estimate of how many missiles we would have. When you've blown past the amount of missiles you could possibly store in all your warehouses on a given base physics is ratting you out.
If your enemy knows, but your own public does not... I mean at some point you have to say something.
yes, but it is can be a larger than usual problem in some groups.
I know anime conventions in Minnesota struggled with that a lot in the 2000s. It took about half a decade of posters, campaigns, and a small group of people who were willing to be blunt and tell people "this sign is directed at you my dude"
It all did lead to improvements though! It is vastly better than it was back then.
Alternatively there was the MTG asscrack meme which did increase belt sales.
I feel like with my features acting manly is just performative and pointless because the way I’m perceived is already decided.
Like... yes and no. I also have a high pitched voice and a boyish face. (To the point where I'm looking forward to going grey) a lot of being mature is learning the cards you're dealt with and playing them effectively. A high pitched voice can cut through with a pointed question. "Hey what's your plan if the fire travels up the lighter fluid when you pour it on the open flame?"
You may not be able to tower over someone and glower, but a polite grin and fearless stare can give someone pause even if they're taller.
"Manly" can really steer people down the wrong path sometimes. You can be manly in a pink polo. You can be manly with a polite nod. There are a LOT of very different men out there, and being kind, courageous, and interesting mean far more to most people than "manly".
How high the priority should be is a debate worth having, but space has many ways to wipe out a planet. Having two planets, having a permanent space station, could go a long way to increasing survivability.
Not only that, building in a vacuum, building in zero G, even building things under great pressure, all can allow us to build new materials with brand new properties.
Also, being able to sustain a small group of people somewhere completely contained an inhospitable can be utilized on earth to feed people at home, or recycle water at home.
Vintage story. Much grittier minecraft with a larger emphasis on survival
Is that how it went? Now I'm getting reasons to watch the princess bride again.
Not that I'm complaining.
Also, (correct me if I'm wrong it's been a while) as far as revenge arcs go he was rather chill about it. He didn't spend every waking moment building a giant board and investigating every angle. He picked a job that introduced him to a lot of people high and low and just looked for people with six fingers.
Like... I've seen less healthy coping mechanisms all things considered...
I mean, after that last Robin hood movie that had Jamie fox in it I'm unsure I can go to a Robin hood movie ever again. Just like...
Just... physics wasn't just a suggestion, they took it out back with a shotgun. Some of those action scenes were just so laughable. Like, bolliwood was more grounded.
Yep.
Still hurts like hell though
That was genuinely my first thought.
I know people who unknowingly peed on an electric fence. Not fun.
Because any enemy would have a semi accurate estimate of how many missiles we would have. When you've blown past the amount of missiles you could possibly store in all your warehouses on a given base physics is ratting you out.
If your enemy knows, but your own public does not... I mean at some point you have to say something.
I think it's the height that's the real problem.
Closer to the poles you are the more important it is.
yes, but it is can be a larger than usual problem in some groups.
I know anime conventions in Minnesota struggled with that a lot in the 2000s. It took about half a decade of posters, campaigns, and a small group of people who were willing to be blunt and tell people "this sign is directed at you my dude"
It all did lead to improvements though! It is vastly better than it was back then.
Alternatively there was the MTG asscrack meme which did increase belt sales.
Still have mine, love the concave touchpads.
Like... yes and no. I also have a high pitched voice and a boyish face. (To the point where I'm looking forward to going grey) a lot of being mature is learning the cards you're dealt with and playing them effectively. A high pitched voice can cut through with a pointed question. "Hey what's your plan if the fire travels up the lighter fluid when you pour it on the open flame?"
You may not be able to tower over someone and glower, but a polite grin and fearless stare can give someone pause even if they're taller.
"Manly" can really steer people down the wrong path sometimes. You can be manly in a pink polo. You can be manly with a polite nod. There are a LOT of very different men out there, and being kind, courageous, and interesting mean far more to most people than "manly".
I have been voting in Minnesota since 2009, I have never been called for jury duty.
Meanwhile I have a coworker who has been called 5 times in the same time span.
I do not understand how this is possible.
Hero's Hour is a fun Hero's of might and magic crossed with an auto battler
Dwarf Fortress is the worlds first and most in depth colony sim their motto is "losing is fun"
Crawl is really fun 4 player pvp local co-op dungeon crawler
YOMI hustle is an absolutely bizarre turn based 1 on 1 fighting game
7 days a stranger will bring you down a rabbit hole of point and click horror mystery
Due Process is a very fascinating take on team based shooters
FTL is a rougelike space battler
Into the Breach is a fun strategy battler with mechs and knockback mechanics
Rift Wizard topdown rougelike wizard sim
Noita sidescrolling rougelike wizard sim where every pixel is simulated gets real nuts
And yet something tells me that if someone followed him around with a camera crew 24/7 he would be deeply concerned.
If anything a faceless invisible entity following you should be even more horrifying.
... I'm kinda ashamed I noticed they made Pluto a planet before the fact that they made the earth flat...
This is why I propose we just make guy gender neutral. I feel like it's already half way there.
I feel like the proper response by the genie should be "yes, you're right, what's your first wish?"
I wasn't saying you should. It's just a thing I've noticed and that reviewers never mention.
I bet the big difference is time. When do you play vs the journalist?
8pm central time vs 8am central time, vs 3am central time probably bring in very different people.
Kinda like how a bar or pub shifts during a day.
I think so.
How high the priority should be is a debate worth having, but space has many ways to wipe out a planet. Having two planets, having a permanent space station, could go a long way to increasing survivability.
Not only that, building in a vacuum, building in zero G, even building things under great pressure, all can allow us to build new materials with brand new properties.
Also, being able to sustain a small group of people somewhere completely contained an inhospitable can be utilized on earth to feed people at home, or recycle water at home.