Top Gun

Sure let's conflate two entirely-separate topics to make a shitty point.

Your first mistake was shopping at Gamestop.

My original Minecraft world is from beta 1.8, well before villagers, so the village that generated near my house was completely empty. Some time after they were added I got it into my head to populate that village, so I found some villagers in a new chunk and built an absurdly-long elevated railway to move them over. They wound up only hanging out in one or two houses (something something goofy village boundary requirements), but it was immensely satisfying.

I mean at least he's filling them on the ground so they stay properly grounded?

IF I PUT BOLD YELLOW TEXT ON MY VIDEO MAYBE PEOPLE WILL LOVE ME

There is no universe in which actors VOLUNTARILY making dirty ad-lib outtakes is in any way related to Vic being a serial sexual offender. Period.

How's middle school treating you?

Yes, because it's far easier to play the head-in-sand game even about issues that are very common knowledge. The world is a terrible place for victims of sexual abuse precisely because of that.

Yes, because Vic sexually harassed/abused people over decades. That shit was never "okay then."

Not all of us are hideously insecure with massive trust issues.

Not much, thankfully. I had multiple siblings go to school out there, and while they liked the city physically, they hated the locals.

I mean Pittsburgh sucks, but putting Cleveland above anything is a bold claim.

Oh man some guy on YouTube made a video, that totally means that Vic isn't a serial sexual offender.

I'd kick that out of my zip code.

I swear whoever programmed my phone's autocorrect was on goddamn shrooms.

So hey, did anyone else know that there was a post-credits scene in this episode that was cut from the broadcast? I was wondering why we'd moved on to a stand-alone episode when it felt like the previous arc hadn't fully resolved, and when I checked out an episode review, it mentioned an ending that I swore I hadn't seen. So I yarrrrr and yep, there's another minute or so. Lupin's with Jigen reading a newspaper that shows the Trump-wannabe politician suddenly dropping out of the race, and when Jigen asks what Lupin did with the notebook, he says he returned it to its original owner. There's then a cut to flowers on Gaston's grave. Seeing the whole thing gives the arc a much better sense of closure.

Honestly most professional live-action porn is an active turn-off for me. It's just overwhelmingly artificial and stupid, and everyone plays to the camera with those godawful "sexy" faces. And the noises...dear lord. It's just bizarre.

So does pretty much any modern DVR service I'd think.

Man just eat the lime chips straight. I could pound an entire family-size bag of those.

Congrats! I don't have the relevant bits to ever experience it, but in my book being nervous about it your first time around is pretty damn rational. You got this.

Same, it never held any attraction to me whatsoever. I guess the closest I've come is being on an anti-anxiety drug for a few years, but that was a while ago now.

She called the doctor "Longshanks" and that amuses me greatly. Also I think she used the word "ken" at one point. Fantastic.

Heh, I should have figured a few of those were givens. I've been watching series with a group of friends for over a decade, so let me think of some of the good stuff we've done more recently...I feel legally obligated to recommend Jojo's Bizarre Adventure to any and all comers if you haven't seen that on Toonami. Same goes for My Hero Academia, which is just a super-good shounen. For not-block stuff, Made in Abyss is a fantastic slice of horror dressed up in a really cute coat of paint. Land of the Lustrous is a fun show with far and away the best CGI usage I've ever seen in an anime series. Girls' Last Tour is a really chill yet thought-provoking series, really similar to Kino's Journey in tone if you're familiar with that one. And if you do like psychological stuff, you absolutely owe it to yourself to check out Ikuhara's works. Revolutionary Girl Utena is an absolute all-time classic series, and his more recent works Mawaru Penguindrum, Yurikuma Arashi, and the just-aired Sarazanmai all do some really crazy stuff with gender and sense of self and all sorts of fun weird shit.

You've got some really great stuff on the to-watch list. There's a wide range of genres there, but just going by things you've already seen, if you liked Kill la Kill you should definitely give Gurren Lagann a try, since it's by the same creative staff and very much in the same crazy over-the-top vein. Similarly, if you got a kick out of Hellsing Ultimate's ultraviolence then Black Lagoon is an awesome action show. On the cerebral side of things, Serial Experiments Lain is a classic psychological show that has a bit of the same mood as Ergo Proxy, and definitely get Paranoia Agent in there for a different sort of psychological take. Oh, and Bebop, because Bebop.