The first guy to refer to an animal by a name rather than describing it must have gotten some weird looks He'd be talking like "then that damn bird took off" In, you know, the equivalent of his language
sk
Like of course it's kind of a necessity, but someone had to be the first one to actually use the term
>>139102 hey, all this clonidine came in i'm probably gonna wait til the weekend to try it out so it doesn't fuck up my schedule do you think it would help my tourettes
TN
welp that was better than prometheus and once again a golden performance from the android actor >>139105 well it was prometheus 2 aka alien covenant
>>139106 awesome i hope this stuff really does some good i'm a little worried about the lowered blood pressure though but it's really small doses so i think it's okay
月
i also got some arma daffs so i can be mostly normal again
>>139111 it's marvel studios sony has the rights to spiderman but marvel studios is in charge of using those rights sony gets profit from it for pretty much no work on the condition that they dont make spiderman movies
>>139113 That's... not an awful deal I like that Marvel rented them the rights to Spider Man, then Marvel wanted to use them themselves, and now they're renting the rights from the people they're also renting the rights to
sk
It's like lending a friend 50 bucks, and then he lends you 30 bucks later How is he lending you money
>when cancer.gov lists approved therapies by their brand name rather than their pharmaceutical name why the hell
sk
probably because people know brands better than actual chemicals
月
i mean they're both listed, brand (generic) in that format but it's alphabetical by brand that makes no sense to me
sk
Yeah, because people are more likely to know what brand they're looking for than what chemical they're looking for
sk
Oh wait it's like a document?
月
Ritalin (Methylphenidate) like that i haven't heard a doctor refer to it as ritalin in like a decade oh well it's no biggie it just makes looking up information really HARD for me because no doctor is going to be talking about chemotherapy agents by their brand names there are so many
>>139124 fuckin, the market researchers always be like "So you'll start a first line therapy with something like tegretol, then move to second line therapy after 6-8 months?" and they're like "No, I start off with carbamazepine" like, they just dont know the brand names because it's a waste the pharmaceutical name classifies it a lot better and it's easier to keep track of
Kirara☆
>>139125 yeah ot it's retarded although some meds are always referred to with brand name now that i think about it
>>139126 the ones that specifically come to mind for me are ones that have abuse potential like opioids or like adderall it's different to say you're on adderall than amphetamine salts the latter could just be amph powder shipped up from venezuela or whatever
>>139139 yeah but i wasn't sure if one olwen on a solo team will get the same total hero merit as four olwens on a team together does it get divided between them at the end of each battle or does every member get a specific amount that wouldn't change regardless
FormerRei@mobile
>>139139 Blue, you hear about this yet https://en.touhouwiki.net/wiki/Alternative_Facts_in_Eastern_Utopia
>>139141 It's weird. I don't really know exactly how it's calculated. I think it's based on map participation. Some times the characters that do nothing get less than the ones that did something. But I don't know the specifics >>139142 Yeah, I've seen it.
http://catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/S/scary-devil-monastery.html The Jargon File often makes me laugh, I shouod probably get a copy if The New Hacker's Dictionary sometime.
Huh just realised that despite the aliens in the movie being mostly cgi I never really thought about it how far has that tech come finally also the aliens looked finally well alien and not just "suit or cgi" or "puppet"
Arisu
Cgi Titans on shinkegi. they were really bad.
But.. if you compare the CG of for example LOTR or King Kong to what it looks like today it's quite different. >>139153 Yeah, I guess. They still used it for most orcs to duplicate them artificially.
>>139151 yeah cause hiring a 10k or 100k assistants for a battle scene is bit exessive they even went bonkers with the rohirrim where they had some 200+ local horse owners come up and get geared up and then just copypasted them into the 6000
Arguably every single developed organism is made of infinite number of small cells which are the real miracle of life. stuff like weird apendages are just natural additions of an already awesome system.
Also, the reason so many marsupials have them is because they have low gestation periods so the newborns (litter?) are in need of protection. just like when some babies are born early and are put into incubators.
yup court jester was the only one whow as allowed to openly ridicule the monarch without fear of punishment, unless the king was hinged
月
>>139169 there's a lot more to it than just that, really i mean yeah, they're for entertainment, but it's not any different then than it was now really in what we find entertaining
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
so through satire, parody and mocking the jester could point out how the king had erred >>139173 yeah no not in that way but the jester could make a song to point out how idiot the king was
sk
OK but he didn't ask him on advice for what the best tax rate was, right?
sk
And he didn't truly give a shit if the jester thought the war with england was really in the best interest of the kingdom, I'd imagine
>>139167 But the jester said what we're all thinking! Also, I am sure most kings and monarchs were mocked secretly by the other nobles. and some of those records stayed as the official history.
>>139177 Did he really though, or did he just act as the King's yes man so he wouldn't have an accident in a dark alleyway?
月
>>139178 i mean, you watched the original berserk i think that painted a pretty rich tapestry of what court life was like back then you always have to navigate around pettiness and drama
>>139185 yes hannibal invented it to feed to the elephants while invading carthage
Arisu
Tbh Venetian plays had the Harlequin (Arlechinno) which is not the same thing but he was usually the fool and silly character who was bullied by everyone but usually saved the conflict in the end. I wonder if that was also a dramatic archetype or actually existed.
i mean not everything jesters did were jumping around like an idiot and being laughed at that's maybe one of the things that gets remembered because it was more animated, but they were entertainers in general. they'd entertain the monarch or the guests to the court or whomever, usually with stories and such it's not always even foolish stories, but they're just people that had that manner about them that they animate everything very well a lot of times they were just hanging around and would interject sharp-tongued comments in normal colloquy and not be so reprimanded for it because they're allowed to do things in jest everyone else had to be serious all the time and weren't allowed to do anything in jest, even if they wanted to it's just kind of the division that happens out of necessity and it's not like they were all the same either considering every court was different and had different personalities
and yeah, i imagine opinions would be solicited from a jester, but only when it's something so hashed out and and a standstill that it's just for mental relief from actually dealing with the problem like if it's not meeting a resolution, give it a break and let your mind go somewhere else since it can't be helped in the mean time pull some humor out of it and draw from the abstraction later on. i think that's a pretty natural thing people do when they're faced with difficult decisions
>>139190 i imagine they've been useful informants too i mean their role in humor and entertainment is mainly to bring things to the surface in an abstract way so everyone can laugh about it >>139191 yeah i kind of do too i think i'd be pretty good
>>139196 i imagine you'd have to be very involved to be a court jester like, i don't think it's enough to be just some fella who acts funny and has jokes they'd be irritated with you pretty fast if it wasn't woven into the culture of the court like, you have to make the right pointed comments at the right people they wouldn't enjoy peasant humor
it'd be like a newcomer popping into /moe/ and trying to fire shots at people in the midst of conversation it'd just be blind shots whereas people already integrated with that kind of mentality could land them a lot better and more relevantly
I am doing the twitter shitposting but ain't nobody readin' none of it Except the guy I'm directly in conversation with, whose point I'm trying to figure out what is
>>139206 i get followed by a lot of small infosec blogs and news things all i do is retweet but i guess i retweet the interesting stuff and not just everything i see
establishing good sources and writing news articles from twitter sounds like it could be pretty cool but a lot of them are kind of dicks
the fact he's even asking means he's narrowed it down to probably 3 or 4 characters, one of which only real difference from the rest is they... milk themselves while running
I can be super patient if I really wanna But I don't wanna be patient with video games, their only function is to provide gratification of some kind
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
become zenyatta
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
do you have the patience to git gud
sk
I do but I just can't do it in overwatch There's something about the game I can't figure out
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
sounds like you DON'T
Arisu
I liked .. DVA i guess. she was fun to play. and the gorilla guy Songoku or something.
sk
Monkeyman Harambe I actually never use his name I don't use pig's name either I always call D.Va mecha
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
I can play anyone, I like mystery heroed but in comp I play heals or tank zen, ana, zarya, rein lucio or mercy if need be
i was a Genji main in the summer of launch good times
FormerRei@mobile
I main Hanzo, if he's been picked i play 63 or mcree. *76
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
i wish I could play again but I haven't had my PC since S3 >>139242 oh I like playing her a lot they should remove mei, getting frozen is anti fun
sk
I actually hate Tracer 100% I don't like playing her I don't like playing against her I don't like having her on my team
If she was removed it would immediately increase my enjoyment of the game
Arisu
>>139240 Hanzo is super popular I think. >>139241 you're antifun Freezing effects are usually strong if you pair them with good tactics, but that's kind of the point of a multiplayer arena.
sk
Mei's fine
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
mei used to be such a nuisance when I didn't have game sense now just an annoyance
sk
I can deal with powerful heroes Mei's just strong
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
Mei, strong? Ehh
man I wish I had played in S4 nerfed hog unf
sk
I like the new hook It's so fucking stupid when you get hooked, it starts pulling you, but then the chain breaks I love it
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
being hog in mystery heroes is OP and dva
sk
pig is a lot of fun d.va can be fun
Mercy's the most consistently fun though, because I get to win
Arisu
pig?
>>139250 isn't this a team game? >>139252 i barely know the girls from that game. but i assume that was a guy who used bombs.
sk
roadhog
sk
it's the hook man
sk
big, fat inhales lighter fuel to get his health back up
THERE AREN'T PEOPLE ACTUALLY DECLAWING THEIR CATS RIGHT?
Arisu
>>139255 don't make me think of such cruel things. besides the mutilation thing they could get an infection. My sister pet might have to be put to sleep. We are waiting for the vet's indications tho.
the world is a terrible place I wanna leave this place and go somewhere without awful things
sk
It also serves actually no function
Arisu
>>139258 besides for people who get annoyed that their cats scratch their things. because things are more imporatant than mutilating cats.
sk
Just take like an hour to teach it not to do that one thing, it's a living creature, it can learn
You don't take your kid's hands off because it's annoying when he messes with stuff around the house
Anno
Not that I condone de-clawing cats, but cats do not reliably learn consequences of their actions--especially for ones that are absolutely instinctual to their behavioural patterns.
>>139262 And cats will by no means reliably stick to only clawing the post and nothing else.
Then get it a fucking scratching pole It's CHEAPER THAN THE DECLAWING ANYWAY AND ALSO NOW YOUR CAT ISN'T FUCKED UP
Arisu
>>139261 Because they are not pets. They're naturally wild.
sk
My cat literally doesn't claw anything other than her scratching pole and my bed pole, because I let her We didn't train this cat We never trained any of our cats We've never had this problem
You just go "NO, FUCK OFF" a few times and they learn they don't get to do the thing We've had SO MANY CATS
Anno
Don't assume just because your cat behaves in one way, every other cat does the same.
Anno
>>139264 You've had, what, three? Four? Do you really think that is a reliable sample size for the entire collective of domesticated cats?
Well I can either assume all my cats were the actual jackpot, or I can assume this really isn't a problem, and people just don't know how to keep a pet, a theory backed up by evidence elsewhere in reality Because people are shit at pets
Anno
I mean that's heavily shaped by your world view and I don't think trying to argue otherwise is going to change anything.
You're probably right about that I don't buy the "cats are assholes" meme
Anno
They're totally not. Cats have personalities and interests that are complex and difficult to understand because they are a completely different kind of animal from the ones we're designed to empathize with--other humans. People just get tired of actually trying to put effort into understanding them and just slap a "well it's a cat, what else is new" label on it.
>>139271 I mean we usually have issues understanding and empathizing with other humans besides the ones we have more things in common. is just how this "understanding" works.
Anno
That doesn't refute the fact that we are designed to empathize with other humans. The struggle is not laid at the feet of our capacities as human beings but at more nuanced details like that.
>>139276 We are communal and social beings--empathy is a core component of socializing.
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
>we are designed tRiGgEr tHe TiGgEr time to start ranting blithely for half a thread
>>139282 Dnno some speculate it is that we did domesticate them, but as they are more of solitary predators and not pack animals like dogs, they don t just domesticate completely. similiar how you can't just plain domesticate some animals at all
Kirara☆
and a rock feels no pain
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
i think I have PINKEYE what do you think island man
i wish i didn't have to move out of this perfectly fine apartment i wonder if it's too late to renew anyone want to move to tennessee? you can have the master bedroom
also I made it inside it stopped raining and i jumped outta my car and GUNNED IT completely forgetting that i have a large freshish gash on the sole of my foot but it was too late i already started running and i would have wasted a ton of AP if i stopped there
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
Embrace the normie cast off the shackles of shitty 4chan tribalism
i wish i had landed that contract doing railroad disciplinary hearings that sounded really fun such a specific industry that could have been pretty neat pay was super good too
man you have no idea and when i was on the bus on the way home i got a text from quarx saying that the apartment people are scheduling an APARTMENT INSPECTION for ONE DAY THIS WEEK they wouldn't even say what day and i have a cat under the radar, our carpet's torn up a bit i was already having a shitty weekend that really threw me off i didn't sleep for like a day straight trying to get everything in order and make the apartment not smell like cigarettes, cat urine, or weed
also trying to WORK from home while you don't know when people are going to come INSPECT your home like i've got to focus on my work, this isn't a half-ass job where i get paid just to be present i have DEADLINES, and lots of TASKING going into meeting those deadlines i can't be fucking up my sleep hours just to make sure i'm up at a "reasonable hour" or checking the door every time i think i hear a knock (it's really quiet when you knock here) it's done now but you have no idea how much i wanted to cry
Nothing more annoying than moving out of a rental place and having to stomach displays of the appartment during the last few weeks of you living there nonstop There should be a law for this, but it would just complicate things
I find it amusing how roads and streets can vary so much from place to place Like it is just such a simple concept, some asphalt into ground and done but still they can be as different from place to place as the sky and ground.
月
>>139362 it's places like this that make me want to be a cyclist and not a motor vehicle driver
FormerRei@mobile
>>139362 Are there any houses of historical or architectural note on that street?
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
>>139365 probably lots of heritage status houses around this hood
FormerRei@mobile
>>139366 What's that refer to specifically? Or is that what your "register of historic places" is called?
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
I don't know dude old houses the city has deemed historic
FormerRei@mobile
>>139368 Sounds cool, I used to live in an area with a ton of those.
Arisu
>>139353 careful maybe they're looking for an opportunity to get back at you.
I'm not even sure if he's like, mad at me and just following me out of spite Or if he was like "that's a good point, I see koumeposter in a new light now"
I can't tell
Kirara☆
i sometimes follow people that i have an arguement with it the argument was good
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>139372 get a good spotlight or actually a stand or something or both or the typical "work light thingie"
Kirara☆
>>139376 nah itd be too many wires strewn across the floor i just am going to get a light kit for the fan
average goblin encounter in dogma >get drenched in oil >not carrying rags >if carrying rags, you get more oil on you than you have drags >get lit on fire >max resistance and way too much health to give a fuck >spend next few minutes walking around chasing goblins with a big fucking sword while on fire in dark woods
Arisu
>>139382 maybe if they fire at you they get on fire.
APPOLION THE BEAST FROM THE PIT IN THE BOOK OF REVELATIONS ALSO KNOWN AS HELIOS LIKE THE BUTTER THE BUTTER LITERALLY IS HELIOS AKA APPOLION AKA THE BEAST FROM THE PIT
Gorilla199 once got a check for like 250 dollars and he just lit that motherfucker on fire because it was blood money Nigga was hardcore dude
Actual fucking nutjob Thought dairy products contained satanic messaging
Kirara☆
i wonder if there is a market for streams of people building models with dour looks on their face while music plays that they occasionally sing along to
FormerRei@mobile
>>139396 Why wouldn't it be? In fact im pretty sure fake lawns are illegal there and the place i currently live.
what if i do >>139399 BUT i also trapmode it i bet that would impress the japanese at least
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>139402 point is tire tracks nearly align with the tile marks and how unlikely it would be that the guy had just mowed the lawn on the day google car comes by implies that the guy mows his lawn quite oft weekly at minimum so the whole LAWN IS ERIOUS BUSINESS I heard in BUllshit seems real so lawn is REAL >>139405 doesn't look like 6 million dollaroo property
FormerRei@mobile
>>139404 It's like a 6 million dollar house, they probably pay people to mow it weekly, also i think you get in trouble if your lawn gets out of control.
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
I wonder if punching myself in the face repeatedly will solve all my problems
>>139419 >tfw the knife slips while cutting gunpla nubs and you cut your finger I know that feeling Kirara
Talesof !NuKeSlvmWE
>Meta Knight's sections in Kirby Robobot are time attack and he has a speed boost >He still has to do the autoscroll sections
Kirara☆
better make dinner before power goes out >>139435 luckily have yet to cut myself but watching an exactoknife fall in slowmo towards my nonobits was surely horrific
like here they run from the converters and plants to the distribution points, where they either go underground or in very few urban places, run into the houses in old style poles.
>>139456 But is not like storms 30m/s and above don't knock out power I still laugh at that one storm that "made wind powerplants generate enough power to power whole of finland for a day" aaand also knocked down 500k houses out of the grid. and I once saw one of these >>139450 collapsed it was a majestic sight. But it was more of the ground giving away than windspeeds.
we just get downed powerlines all the time and then everyone is afraid of getting electrocuted by them DON'T JUMP IN A PUDDLE IT MIGHT BE CONNECTED TO THE LIGHTNING WIRES
but nobody wants to improve the infrastructure here so whatever
my aunt had a titanium thing put into her spine, one of those things they put in when you lose a disc she managed to break it somehow the doctors don't know how she did it nobody knows how she did it they know that the one they put in wasn't faulty
she straight-up snapped titanium inside attached to her spinal cord
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
well not spinal cord obviously spine
sk
Who needs a spinal cord when you can just have a SPIRAL CORD instead, powered by your manliness
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
that's very true
月
>>139465 they should take an MRI and see what happened to it
fuck you called my bluff super hard i was expecting the knee-jerk reaction of metal in an MRI but titanium's actually completely okay it was a double layered bluff
>the sjw crowd on twitter is discussing how bullies are abusing the very twitter anti-bully policies they themselves were in favor of You know there's a "we told you so" in here somewhere, but I'm too fucking lazy to look for it or come up with a tweet
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
>>139475 not sure how much it can bend, but there's no way it could bend enough to break in a neck without snapping the neck too haha
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>139477 yeah especially on an older person who has brittle bones for that matter.
月
>>139477 i mean you said disc didn't you was it a rod or a disc
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
>>139479 it's one of the things they put around the areas with the bad discs it's not just a titanium disc replacement it covers a portion of the spine and has disc stuff too
月
>>139480 yeah me and rin watched a video of that operation being done it was pretty cool if it broke it probably wasn't from shear or anything like that
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
my onlt guess would be some kind of fault in the manufacturing process. cooled too quikc or something, that would make the resulting product brittle and thus while still being hard, it wouldn't bend that much.
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
>>139481 yeah, there's no way it could not without breaking the spine at least it's insane
>>139482 idk they have pretty good quality control on these things and when they took it out, they said there weren't any signs of what caused it
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>139483 yeah hard to say but the people present most likely are medical doctors not metallurgists or shit but still
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
the whole situation is unbelievable tbh
月
>>139483 i mean tbh it's not an easy operation it's possible and probably likely the installation was crappy
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
>>139486 idk, the guy that did it is one of the best in the state those operations are like routine for him he did my dad's too
>>139490 yeah those are totally different things i mean doctors fuck up that's why they have malpractice insurance even with routine stuff things happen just sayin the options are pretty much shear stress which doesn't seem possible ineffective installation or like calcification eroding the titanium or displacing it
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>139485 jjust went and read some on titanium and its elasticity is basically twice that of steel so it isn't even that "snappable" it would basically usually bend before snapping
to be fair, being gay is obviously devil possession
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>139497 Basically. You could "rid yourself of the gay" or "redeem" yourself if you were important but some random dude most likely tossed to the pyres
But aside from the witch hunts and the inqusition, there really weren't any gay hunts
sk
>>139498 Can confirm Have heard devil lettuce makes you gay
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>>139499 And witch hunts just got anyone burtn even people who went "that guy is a witch" might get burnt instead, because only a witch would accuse someone of being a witch
Hmm I can't exactly remember did the old testament have some "stone the gay" but new testament didn't just said "it is sinful so don't do it and if you do, pray and ask for forgiveness" >>139505 well there is leviticus
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
leave an anonymous note in the complaint box
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
>>139503 i don't think so, it just said being gay is kinda gross well, implied it
only quran says that you gotta kill the gays
sk
It doesn't specify stoning, if that's what you mean God leaves the method up to the people on this one
But wheni t comes to christianity #1 is Jesus as a source #2 is the letters and deeds of apostles and #3 is the old stuff and #4 is what the preachers preach And Big J didn't say anything about killing anyone
Kirara☆ !Sh0sAiDORU
let he who is without the gay cast the first stone
Hell christianity has split like BILLION TIMES first there were the gnostics and other weirdos then we split because of Father=son=spirit and Father=son=!spirit thingie and then there was the german guy with his stuff
>>139512 Yeah but also that phase was less "kill people seemingly at random just for the sake of looking good" They're not even targeting shit that makes any fucking sense anymore A concert? Motherfucker you know how we act when you do this shit, we ALL GET TOGETHER IN HUGE CROWDS the day after
If you're just going for iron man numbers, at least wait with the main event dumbo
In defense of crusades, islam had invaded christian world and still was for 500 years and the pope and preachers painted it as "they are killing christians left and right in the holy land" So yeah, easy to see why people went with it as for the leaders "Hey, we might make a profit out of this" which they did
The main issue was gays >>139520 welcome to europe
sk
>>139520 I mean yeah, they're big events But they're hardly, you know, the main issue here
sk
No really, the people who go "you have such a low chance of dying to terrorism, you should be scared of cheese instead" aren't exactly wrong You're practically guaranteed to have more issues as a result of eating too much salt than you are with terrorism
But it is yet another thing that's just happening now
terrorism here meaning, you know, things with actual fatalities
If the subject was just regular-ass terrorism by the dictionary definition, the US would have a much bigger enemy in that area than islam Europe, too, for that matter, but I think Islam still has the upper hand
It's not a real problem, it's mostly just a fucked up thing that could be prevented but isn't
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
and we are ment to just ignore it always go "how tragic" and carry on like nothing happened like it is rain or a storm something that occurs naturally and can't be prevented and speaking that it can is blasphemy man can't control storms it is witchcraft
And don't think for a second I wouldn't rave about fucking polacks or italians if they happened to be like 60% for killing gay people for the crime of being gay I wouldn't want those fucking savages in here, either Fuck 'em
Indifference. Poor communication between the provider and the person putting it up. Overall lesser understanding of English. I can think of a few reasons.
Also they had gone back to more the hard retro scifi style in terms of ship design and such instead of the sleek and smooth in prometheus that was nice also it did give quite good story on "how xenomorphs came to be" and had some legit good philosophy behind it vs the quite obvious in prometheus
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
the crew of the ship just didn't get that much screen time so you barely cared about them. that was a bit of a fault like event he marines in aliens who die immediately all got some sort of "oh noo they died" but these guys didn't really that much
so it kinda failed in the horror section, as it just did the "typical shit that happens in alien movies"
I'd give it 3/5 with some bias behind because I am fan of the series
What a situation Religious holiday with a nonsensical name
Anyway Bed
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>it used to be saturday between 1973-1991 and called "christ's ascension day" cause fuck religion and fuck your holidays you don't get it! cold war era was weird
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
>derivates from word helghathorsdagh, which translates to "holy thursday" kaaay
>>139558 I bought a super rare Warhammer figure for my friend who bought me the Gudako figure. The guy who sold it to me gave me a really good price. It goes onli e for like $80 and up but he gave it to me for $50.
>>139564 It's been very rainy here recently too. It almost feels like we're having a proper rainy season.
Anno
>>139568 I dunno but as long as it's action-oriented with decent animation, it'll at least be fun.
TN !PcAPtAiNJo
also quite animestyle for a supposedly western animation
Anno
Netflix has been doing a bit of stuff in cooperation with Japanese studios. The authorized and released the Blame! movie after all, and they're working with Masaaki Yuasa's studio to make a Devilman movie/series. Wouldn't be surprised if they've got Japanese contacts for this.
>>139580 I hope not. Everything is going to die if that happens. It got so hot so early this year, and it's not rainy yet. Our lakes are so low that we're almost at drought level.
The rain was really nice today. Although it started raining when I got home earlier and I had to run to my door even though I cut my foot really badly this morning.
Yeah. I knocked my razor down in the shower without realizing it and stepped on it. I got a really deep cut and long cut, like three or four inches long maybe. I don't even know how I cut it that badly, it's not really that kind of razor that should be easy to cut like that with.
Oh, that was very clumsy of you! Razor cuts tend to be painful but rarely go beyond the point of flesh wounds. Bandage it really well when you are out and about and try to let it rest when you are home and it should heal up fairly quickly.
>>139591 I'll try to take good care of it. Running on it was a mistake, though, since I reopened it. I totally forgot that I had a cut when I started running, though.
>>139626 yeah bu the viewers get to see plot related or character development related events or just amusing shit even if they aren't discussed in the main bit of the show
>>139639 Well it sounds like you're in the know so I don't think I need to explain anything, but I think she's probably mad about the incident this morning.
>>139652 well in general all around europe but the worst offenders are ship-buffet meat unless you get it as it was just cooked and cut, it will always be tough as fuck to chew the heat lamps it lies under just turn it to gum.
dnno why they keep doing it, ruining all that meat.
yup my right mouse key is broken time to hit up amazon
any suggestions for an affordable mouse that can take a lot of abuse i'm tired of these cheapo standard wireless membrane ones that just wear out so fast
ive got a deadline in the morning and i have no right mouse button oh no i can still do it but it takes a long time to use a text editor without a right mouse key for a really long document
>>139667 uhh i'll have to think i use 10 clipboard trays at a time for common things that are tedious and involve a lot of hyperextension for tabbing and shifting also a lot of macros that i have set up so that i can use the same autocorrect entries for several different things i have to do a lot of research while working and i don't want to occupy one of my clipboard trays to copy a quote or phrase into a browser so i right click -> search for selected text saving as for attachments that i'm downloading instead of just saving to default which i'm receiving a lot of attachments per day so that's important a lot of times i'm importing the audio into audacity or renoise so that i can add noise reduction or low pass filters and a lot of those things i need right click for, although there are probably hotkeys i just dont know about having to check properties on files loading tags from the digital court recorder thing that shows what's going on and includes headlines like attorney names and stuff
there's probably a lot more but i'm not really thinking about them
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
Trackpad best mouse unless gaming or drawing
Arisu
>>139671 But mouse is so much better and the trackpad can get in the way of your typing.
Samurai !KW2DbpWwls
>>139672 but have you used a modern apple trackpad it's basically magic and there's no spurious input
what a bizarre issue to have with a mouse the material that pushes down on the switch to right click is apparently too soft of a plastic so it gradually gets indented around the tiny switch until the base of it no longer depresses the switch i took a grindstone to it and shaved a couple thin layers off the plastic and now the base is where the indentation was and it works but i dont think i can do that again or else there won't be any plastic left
