Top Gun

I mean I wasn't even trying to get into the theology of it, just that January 6 is a notable date in and of itself for a whole lot of Christians. Like the Twelve Days of Christmas specifically refers to the time from Christmas until Epiphany.

Yes, it's moved to the closest Sunday for liturgical purposes, but the traditional date is still the 6th, and it's a big deal in a number of Catholic-heavy countries.

Sadly I outgrew that years ago.

Noooooooope.

Well ackshually in the Catholic liturgical calendar the Christmas season extends to the feast of Jesus' baptism, which is the...third Sunday after Christmas. I have to make those 12 years of Catholic school count for something.

I think my phone plan got charged today so it's probably that.

If I were stuck roaming around dead I'd at least hang out at a titty bar.

I haven't bought shit yet.

Growing up we always kept the tree and outside lights going until the 6th for the Epiphany. 12 days and such.

Y'all are old.

Discotek (or TMS themselves probably) has managed to get that cast back together for a handful of Lupin projects. It's great they get the chance to do this all-time classic.

Boy, have I! ...I mean what?

I mean have you seen how the rest of the One Piece world treats most non-human races? (Or maybe you haven't even seen the worst of it, since the block didn't air the Sabaody arc.) Granted as we've just seen the Minks are far more able to defend themselves than a mermaid like Camie, but if you lived in a world where the ruling powers could enslave you on a whim, wouldn't you stay in your hidden (former) paradise of a homeland too? There are a handful of Minks like Bepo and a few others who live outside of Zou, but in Bepo's case he's a member of a powerful pirate crew so no one's gonna fuck with him. Elephants' backs are usually dirty, right? This is one hell of an elephant, so there's a lot of dirt up there. See here's the thing with One Piece, and I say this as someone who's been watching it for very nearly 20 years straight. (Christ...) It's not a series you can watch with the mindset of "I wonder how much longer it'll be until X happens." The bigger things will come eventually, but you have to live in the moment. "It's the journey, not the destination" is a massive cliche, but One Piece is the living embodiment of it.

Pale Moon. Has some issues but it's Firefox from way before it sucked. If there's something incompatible I just open Edge.

Should I tell you to fuck off since Poke hasn't found this yet?