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Much as I disliked One Piece, I'd probably take it over this filler.

See, the folks in that movie made one massive error, which was attempting to reach one of the sides of the cube. If you're trying to get out, you'd be better off getting either to the top or the bottom.

Kinda depends on the car, don't it? It was all fine and easy on my first ride, but after that, I basically needed to remove a tire in order to get to the filter. More effort than I cared to put into the job.

Probably the one thing I might prefer plain yellow mustard for instead of horseradish mustard.

After hearing probably all of their songs every day at work (sometimes multiple times per day) for the past 2 years, gotta say, pretty sick of them. I'd be pretty content to never hear them again the rest of my life.

Who comes up with this shit? And why would anyone suffer for their stupidity?

Just think, with their hands free, scientists could now finally start working on all those other things they've just never had time for.

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Just reintroduce backwards compatibility already. Let the consoles run some sort of emulator or something. Nintendo gets a pass just for constantly changing the format their games come in. But surely some idiot in any other camp could come up with a cheap/easy idea to make it work. Naturally, of course, that's the problem, since such a solution would keep them from making profits off of players buying the same game over and over.

Y'know, come to think of it, the first ASMBabies are probably just about old enough by now to sign up for the boards, right? My memory's a little fuzzy, and I wasn't really in with the crowd at the time, but I seem to be thinking K3 and... animekitty? maybe were one of the early couples that maybe had a kid?

Weird. I've heard it plays pretty boring and tedious. But at least it has realistic horse balls. I have no other knowledge or interest in the game.

Got your salad tossed a little too hard, eh?

Prolly one of the Inuyasha threads. We had a nice little community, if you ignored the RIFs. But that was back when we actually discussed and dissected anime, rather than providing banal commentary. I think cowboy's Storytime thread must've been somewhere around that time as well.

I picked up DKC: Tropical Freeze for Switch. Reviews sounded promising, as if the game had managed to capture some of the magic of the original DKC trilogy. It does not. The level designers need to be beaten with a sack of bananas. The game is terrible at introducing new things (enemies, mechanics, etc) in a manner that the player can comfortably learn them before moving on to harder applications. Moments of frustration far exceeded moments of enjoyable gameplay.

The funny thing is, the higher it gets, and the more attention it gets, the more people play hoping to win, and the lower everybody's chances are. Also funny is that I haven't heard shit about this, so I don't really get why it's getting so much attention again.

Weird. I've seen this airing subbed for free on pluto.tv (which I have just discovered is also airing HxH subbed as well).

Y'know what, tournament arcs are great for epic fightz and all, but, if I'm honest, they kinda drag on for me. You maybe get a little bit of character development, but there's usually very little plot progression. This entire time has been spent on one single day (I presume), and nothing much of great importance has happened here. Just starts feeling like the writer(s) use these arcs to stall for time to work on the actual story. Suppose I should prepare myself for massive disappointment when this season is entirely this festival thing.

Pfft. I'm still salty that Eren didn't stay dead and eaten back in season 1, I ain't cutting him any slack. =p

Soo, question 1: If the juice works just by licking it, what's the fucking point of making it an injection? Question 2: What the hell happened to turn the kid into a whiny emo little shit? Spend 40 episodes believing he's the most badassiest punk that ever lived and he's going to be the greatest of all time, and suddenly now he realizes what an insignificant twat he is? I mean, he's an insufferable little bitch either way, but it's a pretty wild swing. Put up no resistance to the idea that he's responsible for every problem and deserves to die. Feels like he really shoulda been screaming about how he can still fix everything himself. My dvr failed to record, so I had to wait until this came up on the on demand list.

There's a flying dic right outside your kid's bedroom window.

The forced aspect ratio when they went back to the offices got me good. Otherwise, I'm not really sure why this exists.

Forgot the pop tarts.

My major disappointment is that Haruko felt a bit superfluous to the whole ordeal. She shows up each episode to do her Haruko thing, but didn't really contribute much to the story. Kinda the same with Medical Mechanica. Taken as a slice of life story with FLCL elements, I suppose this wasn't so bad. I enjoyed the characters. Good balance of weird, I guess. Can't really complain. Didn't expect anyone to really capture the original magic after so long. More than that, such an attempt always seems doomed to me. The very act of attempting leaves a sense of being forced, which kinda cheapens the whole thing. But I still enjoyed the ride.

Man, if you guys think Naraku is depressing, you don't even want to know how sad and pathetic/lonely my life is. I don't know enough people to get caught up in group invites to anything.