Now that you mention it, I do remember hearing something about that.
It happens more often than you'd think: https://www.mynbc5.com/article/joyce-mitchell-to-pay-80-000-in-restitution/3325428
Lol. Lmao, even.
Link? Cause I haven't heard this one, actually!
I was thinking of one, I had to go look it up, but it was called "Gundam Evolution." Evidently it shut down, however.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/1816670/GUNDAM_EVOLUTION/
Pretty sure there is an actual licensed Gundam FTP game. I have no idea how good it is, though.
Rolling Stone liking it, and most especially its politics, is enough reason for me to have 0 interest in playing it. That's for sure.
Oh, I know. It's just that sometimes, reading this headline, and reading that question on the test, I pine for the days of ignorance to such things. Especially the test question.
Sometimes, I really wish I was back in my mindset where I thought there was no way this could be real.
I'm kinda digging Eve in Stellar Blade, recently! I mean if you want to talk about it from a pure polygon count perspective, she's got to win, right?
Apples to oranges, though. Miyazaki is a creator/director. Weinstein was a producer, which is not a creative role.
Weinstein was a producer on a lot of fantastic movies. Kill Bill, for example, which is one of my favorite flicks, was produced by Mirimax, his company.
Edit: in fact the reason Kill Bill is in 2 parts is somewhat related to the OP: Weinstein wanted Tarantino to cut it down to one movie that was 2-3 hours long, and Tarantino wanted it to be one 4.5 hour long movie, so the compromise was they made it two movies. Just a fun fact.
Robert Conquest's Second Law: Any organization not explicitly and constitutionally right-wing will sooner or later become left-wing
Pretty sure it is 1g per kg of body weight for maintenance, more for if you want to bundle muscle.
Not disagreeing with your main point, however.
Isn't that spelled Concorde, though?
The Living Daylights is easily a top 5 Bond film, for me. License to Kill, however, is easily bottom 5.
Sun Bear, probably.
Who the hell is DFS?
8, and I'm left handed.
Holy shit, that looks stupid.
Added to watch list.
The real question though: is HOTD any good?
The press has portrayed every Republican president since WW2 as a fool, evil, or an evil fool. The last being especially hilarious, because they are trying to convince you that the guy is an idiot, but they also try to convince you he's some sort of evil genius bent on ruining people's lives. It'd be funny if it wasn't so sad and obvious when you sit down and think about it.
Eisenhower was a fool. Nixon was evil. Reagan was an evil fool. Bush senior was a fool. Bush junior was a fool, then Iraq happened, and after that he was an evil fool. Trump was/is an evil fool.
It's all so tiresome.
I mean, wouldn't it be the other way around? Wouldn't the grifter move from "The Secret" be straight from "Mein Kampf," instead?
I have scrawny chicken legs. I love me some pants.
I find MeatCanyon to be pretty funny, honestly. I have been following him since the beginning. Yes, his humor is of the intentional gross out persuasion, but it still gives me a laugh. Some of his animation is really good, in a messed up kind of way.
Honestly by the end of his regular run the schtick was getting a bit tired, and I think he quit making videos on a regular schedule right around when I found it started getting tiresome.
Honestly I never noticed any anti-right subtext to his videos. Regarding the Jesus/Pawn Stars video, that was hilarious, because it correctly mocked what the Pawn Stars guys would do in that situation. Much funnier than going with "best I can do for your alive Jesus is $5."
But anyway, as others have said, if you don't dig that particular youtube channel, you are under no obligation to watch it.
I think it's more they're trying to get victim points
Ohtani is such a phenom, I want him to win at least one World Series. If he's doing it okayung for the Dodgers, so be it.