katt_goddess

All I know is that I have MSPaint and know how to use it.

"accidental bIowjob' <= not even spelled right. The [ asmb ] filter = teaching people archaic slurs and creative spelling since 2000-and-ARMMEAT.

If it wasn't the fast food or the documents, it probably was a diaper. And anyone there who says they fully believe that yes, the plugged toilets full of copier paper were from him and him alone only need to point out that his germ phobia likely meant his bathroom was his and his only - he was the only one crowning that throne. It was the first thing I thought when I heard about the toilets. Not surprised about the Mar-a-lago hoard either. He's probably been plugging toilets at every rally just to spread out whatever stuff he decided makes him look bad. This is a guy who refused to have anything to do with the phone he was issued because he didn't like it [it was encrypted and recorded everything for national security purposes] and kept using his own open phone for governmental business. I thought using private anything for governmental business was a big bad wrong.

Didn't contest the emancipation bid.

"There has never been, ever before, an administration that’s been so open and transparent." - President Puddingbrain, May 20, 2019. Reports of him physically eating documents in the White House dates to at least 2018.

Everyone clear the area. Missiles are about to go off.

I would argue that One Piece is a strong holder for a later spot in the line-up. It's got a lot of episodes, and yes, it's currently on the slow roll right now [ I say that because where it picked up on Toonami is where it picked up in the final physical years of Shonen Jump which I collected and read ] but it's not a total loss at the time slot it'll end up at once everything gets finalized for the rest of the year. I'll take the wedge show that ensures any further contractions are slowed. Otherwise, yes, a weekly scheduled anime block is something to look forward to and offers something that streaming can't. Which is why I think that any company worth its rep would use all venues possible for their various titles. There's more than room enough and they'll make steady money from numerous sources that way rather than potentially getting locked into one thing that ties them down.

Toei has a lot of catching up to do so they are more willing to deal with a cable market which will allow them to get back in the game and direct traffic to their other titles for seemingly more reasonable costs. That One Piece was supposedly recently voted the most popular anime in the US [ disclaimer, I didn't read the story so I don't know who did the voting or why ] and it's last known residence was Toonami likely helped to get it back on the air. Streaming is great and all but if it wasn't for tv, I wouldn't have bothered with streaming in the first place. I'd miss an episode of something, seek it out [ legally ] online and get introduced to other interesting shows via the commercials that run during 'free' streaming. Cable led to getting a streaming app and I still watch cable as a specific weekly vacation. But if something is behind a super premium lock or subjected to being blocked entirely because it can only be seen on fancy streaming channel 'x' due to contracts, I'll find something else from someone else.

Strangely enough, there are no chocolate chip cookies or dipped fruit in the box. There's a pack of matcha oreo-thingies and a candy that looks like you dip it in a strawberry slime though. And sakura sake KitKats which makes me wonder what exactly is the drinking age in Naruto / Boruto since that's not a kid flavor. If it's too much, y'all might end up with an actual drunk pic of my face right before I die from alcohol poisoning.

I don't think that they shouldn't be able to get shows from any of the usual places other than having to deal with the price asked issues which were always a thing even when they had a better budget for it. It actually would be detrimental to many companies to try to hoard up their titles for one specific venue [ like Netflix ] when having various titles offered through multiple venues not only keeps their name in the public view, it ensures further income from the multiple platforms instead of dealing with a potential lockdown from a shitty contract. Also, I'll just say it. They are bringing back 'Reign the Conqueror' . Prepare your codpieces.

Oh, we're posting our snack-packs, are we? You can almost see me back there. Behind all the snacks.

Just to point out the obvious, most days my ass is the only part of me that gives a crap.

It was -50'F here this morning. I'd prefer that it would just snow instead.

It's like -30'F outside and I don't wanna go outside. I want to stay inside under a few layers of blankets in pjs with hot drinks and books. I have a kitten sitting job that requires me to head over there for fooding, light cleaning and socializing with treats and toys. I wanna play with the kitties. But that's not here and requires putting on all the people cloths to deal with cold. First world cat lady problems.

Current hobby - posting one-handed on the boards while eating cheese with the other. Pinkie extended like a boss.

Are you suggesting that it's perfectly acceptable for a state, any state, to sue to revoke the votes of other states purely because they 'didn't vote for MY guy' ? That's not how voting works. Texas can sit and spin. They can also pay back every single person whose electricity bill went up from the various companies having to help dig their ass out of the cold last year when their perfectly awesome grid shit the bed. And if you are taking about the Penn republicans getting ahold of all the personal voter info they can in that state because they want to while not proving in the slightest that they have any intention of keeping that info safe from malicious use other than they 'promise' , I already know about that. Considering the republicans are all about refusing subpoenas when it's their info on the line, one would question why they are all about it now. Much like 45% of voters in Georgia are f-ed right now due to the antics of republicans screwing with people's ability to actually vote in that state. Also, someone used a golf course as a residence in order to mail-in vote in 2020. Sounds like whomping fraud to me. Why don't you cry about that? By all means, pass it on that I somehow gutted someone internally from 200 miles away. That should be a fun conversation.

That's a baby slide. The one we had growing up had at least 20 steps, there was no safety cage at the top, and you'd hit velocities that created a massive crater at the bottom. And the dirt from that hole? Evaporated upon impact. It was a massive little kid yeet machine.

Hey, did you hear that ND's AG Wayne Stenehjem dropped dead? He signed up happily with 16 other non-Texas states to support Texas in it's attempt to invalidate the votes of any state that didn't vote for the giant diaper baby. 1 down, 17 to go.

I know, right? What happened? Where did it go? This is a mystery that has flummoxed the boards since 2010! Zeni is being creepy somewhere that isn't here because he couldn't stop being creepy once that new liver took. 😬 I think his future goal is to get stabbed in that liver in a WalMart parking lot.

I knew it was the UwP thing but the thread that brought that out was about Athena. So I focused on the Athena part. That UwP 'forced' an answer about something that she likely already knew the reasons why to but decided to make public is something that should honestly be left behind in that thread. Those who read it, read it. Those who didn't missed little. Now if people really needed a mystery, whatever happened to the hardcore alcoholics thread?

The only thing that Pat can really do public-action-wise on the boards without my being able to see it is ban someone without my even seeing a notice. One moment that person is and the nest they isn't. I can still see the thread in question, it's about 6 spots down from this thread currently. I don't think bnmjy is banned from the discord so honestly they could have just asked in there and been done with things too.

Short semi-sarcastic answer - it's already been done. See ' [ asmb ] '. Longer answer, it's been done in small form the past couple of years hosted by very specific entities with large audiences but a limited live existence. Dragon Con went fully virtual in 2020 with panels airing online according to a very specific schedule. Many other Cons did similar things both in 2020 and 2021 with varying degrees of success. [ adult swim ] had their virtual con that included links to merch. But an attempt at an actual Burning Man type of internet experience isn't very practical despite sounding like fun. The live Burning Man consists of things physically happening in the transitory now by a mass collective of different people from different places and merch [ or lack of it ] is entirely in the hands of the visitor right at that moment. Trying to get a bunch of people to contribute to something like that in the virtual world without a specific sponsor involved to hold things together would lend itself to bad actors fast.

Subway, you spend all this time, money and energy pretending you have so much 'new' that you need to 'invade' other commercials and activities to mention it all. Would it kill you to mention at least once that you've started using those weird paper straws? Give a little warning, those things are pulpy shit if they go into the drink for any length of time. I have frickin' metal reusable straws for this sort of thing, give me warning to bring my own if I want to sip on the walk home.