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You've just reminded me that Evolution had a cartoon. I can't even remember if I liked it.
I think it was alright, but it always ended with them making a new goo and just disolving the bad guys.
Seeing the big bad take on a new form every episode was pretty neat though.
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Yeah I guess I'll check it out.
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Semi-unrelated, but I thought if they ever made an Undertale movie, it should be a bunch of kids putting on a play that recreates the events of the game, and something going wrong on opening night.
Most of the main characters aren't seen or heard. Maybe Papyrus is credited as director/playwrite.
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I agree with the general sentiment, but TLoU feels much more at home in the form of prestige TV. Even the game felt like a TV show.
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I'm not sure what to say other than, don't sweat it, and take all the time you need. Your own peace of mind comes first.
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Soil is the universal constant that binds us.
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I was glad Yahtzee took a crack at Rouguelikes since he couldn't be on the Windbreakers covering it.
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I think he gets it, he just doesn't have a retort to 'God is an ever-receeding pocket of scientific ignorance'. I dunno if that's something he or someone else has coined before, but it's poetic af.
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"Martin... put your Kuribohs away Martin."
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But no one else was speaking out against Hitler except Maher. And in a way, isn't it an honour? Humble orphan Bill, to be invited to the Third Reich.
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I read this whole thing thinking you were talking about animation. It was a confusing few seconds.
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Wait, you mean if you act like an indiscriminant douchebag on the global stage, people hate your fucking guts.
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You really nailed the look.
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The Brass and Bluster of a Metal Arms approaching!
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God I wanted that watch as a kid.
Imagine all the shit you'd get done.
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But it's content! It's content Stu! Stu it's content Stu! Stu!! Stu. Content. Content Stu!
(I'm a little tempted by Lilo & Stitch, if only because they got Chris Sanders back, but I'll probably wait until the reviews come in.)
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I mean 101 Dalmations was alright.
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Theoretically I could see a fantasy reality where they actually do some daring things with the adaptation.
Instead it's 80% 'remember this?', 10% half-measure token changes, and 10% 'Rogue One' syndrome.
Y'know that thing that was questionable but basically fine? We fixed it, and now it's worse.
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So if things have gotten that bad, it's way worse for power-holders, because people with nothing to leverage against them, and no stake in the status quo are more likely to say 'fuck you'. I guess there's not really a 'plan' or anything, but it still seems weird things are allowed to get so bad.
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Obvious thing to say, but I feel like kids are one of the most important parts of a capitolist econamy, because people with families relying on them are more inclined to stick it out and eat shit no matter how bum the deal is. The ultimate negative/positive reinforcement loop. [1/2]
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If only someone made an AI to automatically block all other AIs. They could call it DAE Walker.
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"The Sun's not in the sky; it's in the space."
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Like Jigsaw's never killed anyone.
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Very cool. it reminds me a lot of the Roscoe Brown Kingpin too.
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It's amazing how much more sinister this is simply from the adjective 'tiny'.
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The joke's on them, because they think I've pissed myself!
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I'm guessing it was feeding, and it didn't clock the guy just happened to be in the way. It did look like a stormy day.
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Agumon: "It aint that deep bro."
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I've enjoyed this show, but stretches of 4 were pretty exhausting. Hopefully it manages to end strong.
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A Freudian mistranscribe.