It astounds me that some people still defend smoking because "it boosts testosterone."
Okay.
At what cost?
When they couldn't get Al Capone on his most vicious crimes, they got him on tax evasion.
Not that Chauvin is Al Capone, of course, but you get what I mean.
Always thought it was "makes the pass," but yes.
Blades of Steel, an otherwise-fun hockey game from Konami, had ads for Contra, Jackal and Gradius after the second period.
"All Your Friends Will Want It"
Already have.
A few years ago, NBA 2K put commercials for a show called Snowfall in its loading screens.
Players HATED it. It's a major reason I quit playing them, despite how good the games themselves are.
Makes it so much harder to believe women when an ACTUAL scumbag ACTUALLY does this.
Yes, it's like how pro wrestler Steve Borden owns the trademark on the name "Sting" for use in professional wrestling, while Gordon Sumner owns the name "Sting" for use in music.
Alternately, I've heard that the singer and wrestler are good sports about it, and the singer pays the wrestler $1 a year to use it.
Not sure which is true.
Sakimichan does that? I follow her on DeviantArt because I love her work--and because I knew the Twitter mob tried to end her a few years ago.
I almost want to give her money now.
Kukuruyo?
Thanks for the context.
Still weird that he's telling them to go outside...OH, as in "get out of the people's government offices!"
Or abolish said offices entirely.
"Outside?"
That's what Google Translate tells me that means...was that his rallying cry?
Forgive me, I'd never heard of him before today.
The one that made 3DO Doom playable at all.
Still sucked, but he was put into impossible circumstances. Kind of like the ET game, really.
Carol Shaw, creator of Centipede and River Raid.
You're welcome.
Yes.
Say what you will about the rest of the MCU, but Captain America: The Winter Soldier is an unironically great movie.
They, being Luciferians, swore an oath to never say the words "Jesus" or "Christ."
Let alone "Christ is King."
The New York Times bestseller list is FAKE.
The publisher buys X number of copies of its own book, which count as sales, to get the book to appear on the New York Times bestseller list, and thus get extra publicity for being on the New York Times bestseller list.
It's fake.
It's all FAKE.
His name is Greg Wilmot, and yeah, now I'm wondering if I was wrong about Greg.
I guess we'll see.
I remember he endorsed BLM on Twitter after the whole George Floyd thing.
Whether that was a full-hearted endorsement or he did it to keep the hate mob off his back, I don't know.
The animated Next Avengers movie was actually pretty decent.
But this, I have no confidence.
I just saw he's also disabled comments on his latest videos. Oh boy.
Also, full disclosure, just so I have a clear conscience:
I used to give to Jirard's Patreon. But that was years ago, and I stopped when my family had a money crunch. I have not given him money in years--and if this is true, I'm certainly never doing it again.
But I also was quick to condemn ProJared after he got MeToo'd--and then he revealed the receipts, which is how he managed to salvage his career, even if some of it WAS true, like the Sailor Mercury outfit. I was left with egg on my face.
This is why I put "apparently" in the title. This is LIKELY true, but I'm afraid to condemn a man so quickly now.
The CEO of the company that makes Azur Lane is a woman.
Cry more.
Zelda was fucking awesome in Hyrule Warriors.
Non-canon, I know. And I'm a Musou fan anyway.
What was the line?
Prepare for old-hat Castlevania joke.
I keep hearing this, where does it originate?