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Yup, this is gonna suck.

Higher than a habanero & scotch bonnet, but maybe lower than a ghost pepper.

The Sunshine State that doesn't have the bomb ass hemp beat. The restaurants are actually a little out-of-the-way so it takes a while to get to them, but they're close to eachother and it's nice for a special occasion.

There's alot of amazing Korean restaurants by me. One's a pub, one's a regular family restaurant with a grill, and one is all-you-can-eat. The first one's great because it's very unique and they like to get creative with street food and the second one has high-quality traditional menu items. While the all-you-can-eat grill could have better marinade for their meats, they give you a good amount of meat and sides to put on the table grill.

That's what someone would say if they ignored Megaman because there were no transgender characters to fap to.

I think alot of the pairings were made cause Kishimoto would've felt bad if he made some of the popular characters forever alone. It still doesn't explain who Rock Lee finally scored with, if it was Tenten or if she's single, or how Choji and Karui became acquainted.

Ah nice. Always liked his artstyle and music references. Superpowered firemen is a unique concept that I'm slowly getting used to, but it's starting off good.

There's always Youtube for some anime, like the Gundam shows that are subbed and streamed in HD by Sunrise. I think Daisuki is as charitable as Crunchyroll with its shows.

https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2017-03-26/high-school-of-the-dead-manga-creator-daisuke-sato-passes-away-at-52/.113968 Writer and manga creator Daisuke Satō passed away due to ischemic heart disease on March 22. He was 52. His immediate family have already held a funeral service, and his younger sister Yūko Shinmyō was the chief mourner. Satō's works include the High School of the Dead (Highschool of the Dead in Japan) manga with artist Shoji Sato and the Imperial Guards manga with artist Yu Ito. Highschool of the Dead had been effectively on extended hiatus since March 2011, although a new chapter did debut in April 2013. This really sucks to hear. I heard HSotD has been on hiatus for a while, but he helped make 2010 a fun year to keep up with anime. On top of that, heart disease at 52 is rough. Condolences to his family and friends for having to hear the bad news so soon in his life.

Sakura had a deeper tie with Sasuke, Hinata had a deeper tie with Naruto, and Naruto had the deepest tie with Sasuke.

Alls my life I had to fight

We're gonna raise money to fund an army and hunt down those steely eyed insurgents that are greenlighting the Megaman games

Childhood was fapping to Sakura. Adulthood is fapping to Hinata.

I'm surprised anime clubs are still airing Fushigi Yuugi. That was one of the shows our anime club president was trying to get everyone to watch a decade ago along with 90's Gundam shows.

Paranormal Activity was bullshit. I remember how people were hyping it up as the scariest movie yet, and how people fled the theater in terror over how scary it was. It took a Spielburg-approved jumpscare tacked on at the end for it to not just be people reacting to noises in their house. At least with The Blair Witch Project, it was released in 1999, so the marketing campaign was focused on the possibility that the three actors might've been missing with very few resources to find out if it's bullshit or not. For PA's marketing, it was heavily reliant on audience cameras showing how scared the audience was from watching the movie, and word of mouth that it is a phenomena because magazine articles said so.

The one silver lining is that it's got Solid Snake as the main guy.

Swim Guardian of the Britney Army

I need to get the game and a better potato to run the game on.

Just discovered a new fetish today

I remember putting up with the Bount arc because I was still immersed in the Bleach fandom and figured "eh, it is filler so it's just fluff to pad time before we get to the good stuff". And then the payoff was the Arrancar arc that became on-par with filler quality as soon as they got to Hueco Mundo. The vizards were nice, but didn't show up for a while all the while we were given the Peche & Dondachakka Show or the Rescue arc retreads. I do remember some of the first chapters of the Lost Shinigami arc, but the only lasting impression I got from it was wanting to see more of Ikumi and the part time job Ichigo had with her, and I wanted to check in on what everyone looked like after the timeskip. I remember Riruka existing, but not much else cause I think I tuned out around when Ichigo keeps getting the invitation. If I opened up to it, I could've watched that arc well, but I didn't like anything I heard about the Quincy War chapters. Shonen Jump had gotten very odd. They keep putting pressure on popular series' to continue to try to find that next One Piece, but it seems like alot of them can't keep it up. The one nice thing about Bleach's longevity is that he had good material for a much longer duration of time than alot of the other SJ titles that would decline in quality after the first year or so. It's kind of mindblowing now that I'm looking it up and Kubo had a good four years in from the beginning to the end of the Soul Society arc.

Some observations: - Williem Dafoe's Ryuk is definitely giving off some Green Goblin vibes. - Light's Milo Yiannopoulos hair looks awful. The actor himself has normal brown hair like Yagami. They could've let him not dye his hair and swoop it all over the place. - I don't remember a Final Destination ferris wheel destruction escape in the original. - I am actually looking forward to seeing Darius as L cause he and Defoe could be the few actors that are able to capture their character's personalities well. - Misa's looking less like a pop star and more like The New Americana I'll watch it just to see how they do it, but I imagine it will be terrible.