Malgas

I think Cars is a pretty cool guy. Eh ker-chows raectracks and doesn’t afraid of anything.

I bet the figure would be much higher if they included the value of the artwork they destroyed…

But what does any of this have to do with Mathilda from Léon: The Professional?

(Is the app I’m using showing the wrong image? That’s something that’s been known to happen occasionally.)

Correlation doesn’t imply causation, but it does waggle its eyebrows suggestively and gesture furtively while mouthing ‘look over there’.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Plague_of_London

fisherranger

Favored enemy: bass.

Marriage is between spouse 1 and spouse A.

Ah, the missing ‘h’. Maybe I haven’t had enough sleep, but at first I thought you were saying he’s supposed to be named something else entirely.

(For the curious, his untranslated name is クロノ, ‘Kurono’, which is about as close to Chrono/Crono as you can get in Japanese.)

That’s is actually pretty common for programming languages. You first write a minimal compiler in some other language that only implements the features necessary to compile the full version, written in its own language, then you use the full compiler to recompile itself.

Big “I feel you should be aware some asshole is signing your name to stupid letters” energy.

It’s lungs all the way down.

magical item that increases Constitution (I’m drawing a blank on the name of it atm)

Manual of Bodily Health? (Do stat tomes exist in modern D&D? I don’t think I’ve heard of them since 2e.)

using AI actually drives up the quality by a mile

[citation needed]

I will say that I don’t understand their repeated assertions that sexuality is a choice. I don’t see how anyone could believe that unless they’re actively repressing something.

But I don’t know where that disconnect lies. Is it just a bad faith argument, and they don’t really believe that? Do we have a fundamentally different understanding of what sexuality and sexual orientation consist of?

Edit: spelling

What’s moon sugar in this analogy?

Though fair warning it was cancelled after one season without really resolving anything. But what exists is very good.

There was a PS2 game called Anubis II, but no Anubis I. Though it was technically a sequel…to Ninjabread Man.

The Gorky series started with Gorky 17, followed by Gorky 0, and then finally Gorky 02.

The Clock Tower series kind of did this in reverse. The original was Japan-only, so when Clock Tower 2 was localized they dropped the number. And the same with King’s Field.

Doesn’t this imply that everyone who uses the library will become evil?

He should try emailing the text of Ezekiel 23:20 to his coworkers and see what happens.

Are you sure that was Nintendo’s doing? Just off the top of my head, both Castlevania and Ghosts ‘n’ Goblins had religious imagery and references to death on the NES.