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San Antonio. I have traveled there several times to hang out with friends from asmb. It's just a big, fun city. Also this happened once.

I think it was the other qunt from Colorado. The one who didn't graduate high school. Lauren Boebert, that's her name. She's the one who was tweeting the shit, anyway.

I always preferred the fight between Casey Heynes and his bully. Like, just nails lil' shit with the Dominator and walks away. Someone needs to edit the clip so Brock Lesnar's theme starts after the bully kid punches him.

Rude.

KFC: That's right, lick your fingers slower. You nasty slut. Actually, I think that works as a slogan for all companies. Just have to change the first part a bit. McDonald's: That's right, eat those chicken nuggets you nasty slut. Toyota: That's right, shift that Camry into drive you nasty slut. Disney: That's right, consume whatever media we feed you because we own everything you nasty slut.

Yup. They just take the pokeball and reset it to an earlier restore point.

"Snake Eater" from Metal Gear Solid 3 is the best James Bond theme.

Considering none of this is confirmed by canon, let's say yes. We can get meta and say that hackmons exist because programmers have figured out how to hack pokeballs and have created brand new creatures based on pokemon, making sure they've got the preferred stats for battling and such. It wouldn't take much to catch a pokemon, plug the ball into a computer, and rewrite the pokemon's DNA/program to understand sign language.

In my headcanon, it's the pokeball. Wild pokemon don't know shit except how to survive in the wild, they're animals. But once they're captured in a pokeball, they're changed. Like, first the ball changes them from a full on living being into a hybrid of computer data and a physical entity. Once they're turned into data, it's easy to write to their DNA to make them understand speech as well as make them willing to follow commands.

SwimThor.

The movie I Love You, Man would have been better if Paul Rudd and Jason Segel got married at the end.

I watch FoundFlix on YouTube. Guy recaps horror movies and is pretty entertaining. He's even gotten me interested in watching some of the movies he's covered, because I'm not typically good with the horror genre.

The Dude, Walter, and Donny.

Can't stop won't stop

Time changes a person. Plus Tom is always coming up with crazy new ideas, much like his toy making father. Maybe after a youth full of failed idea after failed idea, as well as constant bullying from his older cousin Angelica, Tom just went into a submissive space. He met Joy and just accepted her abuse, and moving to Jefferton and meeting a Mayor who was receptive to his ideas and innovations gave him the inspiration to keep working on them, even though they always turn out bad.

Why didn't they just make a sequel series instead of a reboot. Stu would be a good Grampa, and Tommy Pickles would move to Jefferton. See that right there is a reference to Tom Goes to the Mayor where it's revealed that Tom's last name is Pickles and he took Joy's last name Peters when they got married, and thus my headcanon is that Tom Goes to the Mayor is a sequel to Rugrats.

Like, thinking about it even more: the Tockles all surround the Tower of Lost Time, walking up the sides of the building. It's the biggest collection of Tockles in the entire game. The dark Tockle that is the soul of Calasmos attaches to the Luminary when he travels through time to catch a ride back so he can keep the Sword of Shadows from being created and thus keeping his body from getting destroyed by Mordegon. The Tockles of Tickington have all the books that tell the stories of Dragon Quest heroes of the past(?) and are responsible for their care. In the Post-post-game, there's a superboss called The End of Time (hey, there's a familiar name) that's just a gold colored Calasmos, and after his defeat he says he's the same as Calasmos, but good. So this makes me think: Tockles are responsible for keeping everything in time secure, and they can grow to giant size to threaten planets. Lavos travelled across galaxies, landed on the planet in Chrono Trigger, burrowed right on into the earth, and started draining it of energy, while simultaneously causing time to go nutzo and being at the very least somewhat responsible for time gates. Lavos was a rogue Tockle, and it probably wasn't even the first one to be released. The reason that we don't see Tockles in Chrono Trigger is because Lavos is far separated from its original form, like how modern animals don't really resemble their prehistoric counterparts. The Core still has the base DNA, but since then this Tockle sub-species has evolved into spiky death worm because it makes more sense for what it wants to accomplish. I don't know how to tie Nus into this, but I want to say they're related to Tockles as well. Mainly due to body shape and association with time gates. In conclusion: My brain needs to relax and stop thinking about things.

So it wasn't Ted Woolsey who translated FFIV, but rather the phrase comes from the Japanese translators. Final Fantasy Wikia: The original English translation of Final Fantasy IV for the SNES is often misattributed to Ted Woolsey. Woolsey is known for his work translating Final Fantasy VI, where similar silly and nonsensical lines, such as "son of a submariner!", were used. However, the translation of Final Fantasy IV is credited to Kaoru Moriyama, K. Okahisa, and H. Takahashi. The word "spoony" means "enamored in a silly or sentimental way". Thus, Tellah's usage of the word to refer to Edward is apt at describing Edward's actual character, but the term is considered archaic, and Tellah's use of such a mild insult given his anger is unlikely. Tellah's impression of Edward up to this point was of a lout who manipulated his daughter, not of a somebody who is naive and blinded by their emotions. The limited size of the battle dialogue box likely influenced the translation.