Doom Metal Alchemist

They don't call them "soccer hooligans" for nothing.

He could have signed a bill that made railworkers get no less than 4 paid sick days, but no.

I myself don't at all recall World Peace.

I guess I should amend that to the present day KKK, unless living my whole life in a blue state has me too sheltered.

I refuse to believe he is doing anything other than trolling the whole planet as hard as he fucking can. Even card carrying members of the KKK aren't this brazen about it.

Yay, Robocop IRL.

I highly agree with you on King Star King and Mongo, but I liked Ballmasterz a lot. Kinda sucks its supposed to be the conclusion, but I guess this kind of storyline can't be driven too far without jumping the shark. Hopefully Karacas will make something new for AS, and it be more along the lines of Ballmasterz and less along the lines of Superjail.

For whatever reason I wasn't into it on the first run it had on AS, but when Toonami merged with AS and they brought it back I gave it another chance and I liked it a lot.

Are you talking about the giant space robot vacuuming?

Well that's certainly a hot take. Care to elaborate?

Could also be a groove metal band's album cover.

A tele? Boooooo Also is that a framed picture of a chicken?

I don't think I've ever had caffeine free Diet Coke, but I have a hard time believing there's a worse soda out there than Storm.

Why does Elon look like he had a stroke?

Did Elon have to pay the $8 to have that blue check mark?

This is making me think of "I accidentally a Coke bottle."

Of all the boss characters George and Elaine had during the course of Seinfeld, Mr. Peterman was by FAR the best.

Flargan and Dingle.

Is this Batman driving around the eye of Sauron?

I just want to say I realized I was thinking of Frisky Dingo with that Chinese woman outfit, not Archer. You may have already realized that and just didn't want to nitpick, which is cool.

There is a chance Wahlberg sued them.

And what the fuck about Chun Li's outfit? How the hell is that conducive at all to fighting? Archer had the same stereotype but it was their AIM to be offensive, as Adult Oriented Animation seems they think they are obligated to be. Street Fighter was geared towards kids, wasn't it? I realize there's gamers of all ages now, but back in those days almost all gamers were kids. Or was it different in Japan?

If I were to name my pet after a natural element I would probably pick Sulfur.