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Anarcho-Karenist. Alt-Centrism or barbarism. No pods, no casters
Joined September 2016
It's possible he fought Radahn during a brief period when an update caused a glitch that reduced his damage output to almost nothing.
No idea how the movie will be but I appreciate that Alex Garland interview where the IGN guy is asking which boss in Elden Ring was the hardest, and the interviewer says Radahn gave him trouble, which makes Garland shake his head and quickly respond, “No, Radahn’s really easy.”.
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And the only movie they point to is Pirates of the Caribbean 2.
"Why don't visual effects look as good as they did in 2000s movies?" takes have to ignore how consistently fantastic the last four Planet of the Apes movies have looked. and on relatively thrifty budgets compared to equivalent films, too.
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RT @DrewPavlou: America actually won the civilisational clash with political Islam because 25 years after 9/11 a pro-LGBT Shia Muslim can b….
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Damn you're right, it was laundry hanging off a bamboo pole, not a clothesline.
This is such a funny thing to claim when anyone can go and pull a clip of the sequence you’re talking about and see with their own two eyes just how many clotheslines there are in it that weren’t digitally removed
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So reading comprehension is just dead now right? Like it's not a thing people are capable of doing anymore? Because I'm not using the movie as a source of information. And the fact that it's 20 years old reinforces how long they've been at this.
liberals citing an offhand movie scene that's 20 years old as their source of information on forming their complete worldview on China is hilarious ngl.
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In one of the Mission Impossibles there's a chase scene through Shanghai, and China made them digitally remove a clothesline because it went against their meticulously curated propaganda goal of portraying the country as futuristic.
Every day the China news reel is "Quality of life objectively improved for people there.". And in the US it's just, "We've made everyone's lives worse to target a theoretical person that doesn't exist.".
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Oh did we lose it. Did we drop it somewhere.
Just a year ago, the U.S. was better at predicting storms’ tracks than it had ever been. But now, @ZoeSchlanger reports, the country is rapidly losing state-of-the-art forecasting, just in time for hurricane season’s busiest months:
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It wasn't really a choice they made, it was because the Pan-Arab movement and its associated entities like the Baath party aligned themselves with the Soviets.
Sometimes I’m curious about the trajectory Zionism / Israel would have taken if Israel had chosen to align itself with the USSR in the early 60’s instead of the US. Would the global left regard Zionism as a land-back indigenous return movement and Israel as a leftist utopia?.
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