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[AreJay25]

should i do it guys

i hear bidoof's pretty good

 

[N3ON]

Surprisingly, the Streetpass Bunny is the winner. I guess knowing that he is a salesman, some can see him as a perfect representative for various Streetpass games. Iris didn't do that horribly, knowing enough people have played one of the best games ever (Monster Manor).

Now we are doing Nintendo characters that are in charge of the systems in game applications (from the DSi to 3DS). These can be seen as guides or even mascots that help you use them properly. Your choices are Swapnote's Nikki, Nintendo Badge Arcade's Badge Bunny, Flipnote's Flipnote Frog, and the AR Box from AR Games. Quite the strange line up of characters, but I'm sure some will strike your fancy.

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Now if you all excuse me, I have a date with Kamen Rider.

Nikki all day~

Who's Nikki?
>Looks up
>Porn once again

Why are porn results so common for generic instruction/software/hardware characters more than anything?

Where tf are you looking things up

I got 10 dollars. What Switch game should I get?

Super Bomberman R in two years.

kidding

 

[Yomi's Biggest Fan]

Who's Nikki?
>Looks up
>Porn once again

Why are porn results so common for generic instruction/software/hardware characters more than anything?

Welcome to the Internet.

That's all.

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

god I love Koro Sensei Quest

 

[Deleted member]

Where tf are you looking things up

Google. All you have to do is google them and it's pretty easy to get porn.

Welcome to the Internet.

That's all.

Well, I know that. I'm a pretty horny person myself, I'm not weirded out, it's just that I wonder why these kinds of characters specifically have so much porn. Hell, I can find 3 times more of the switch porn than I can of most characters I find attractive.

 

[praline]

Anyone else thought the Last Guardian was average at best?

 

[Professor Pumpkaboo]

Lol Arslan Senki checks everything but the Japanses-inspired Kingdom(it's Not!Persians vs. Not!Romans iirc) and the Dragon people stuff
Actually, the only thing that I'd say AS clearly has that is NOT FE is the lack of general magic
There's like, one Sorcerer and one Giant in the first part though apparently the later parts of the novels had more of it

Did you just say Arslan Senki? I recently just picked the show back up from where I stopped at

 

[JamesDNaux]

Well, I know that. I'm a pretty horny person myself, I'm not weirded out, it's just that I wonder why these kinds of characters specifically have so much porn. Hell, I can find 3 times more of the switch porn than I can of most characters I find attractive.

Simple characters are easier for more people to draw multiple times than the more overdesigned "real" characters.

Or they just do it for the lulz.

 

[Deleted member]

Simple characters are easier for more people to draw multiple times than the more overdesigned "real" characters.

Or they just do it for the lulz.

Aaaaah, I get it now, so that's why there's porn for jet liners, the Microsoft paper clip, and kid's shampoo bottles.

 

[Knight Dude]

You know that upcoming cartoon? Well, they just revealed an new redesign for the Blue Bomber (here's a before/after):

Significantly better, but still ehh.

He looks pretty clean now. Not exactly what I wanted, but not too bad. Is the show in 3D now? It could work, but I liked the 2D test footage, that also looked way better than the concept image. His legs are a little thin, but that's the only major complaint. This design is getting better.

 

[Kurri ★]

You know... I always thought Flat Earth theory was just this fringe thing in this day and age (and it probably still is), but my god does it upset me every time I hear about a new, big name person falling into it's grasps. Shaquille O'Neal everybody, he fell off the deep end

http://www.avclub.com/article/not-even-shaq-safe-nbas-flat-earth-mania-252396

 

[Deleted member]

Reminder #193618 that Little Witch Academia is the purest show to ever be created and you should all watch it.
Pros:
-GUREAITO animation
-Beautiful artwork

-Cinnamon rolls everywhere
-Every character is a cute girl, and I do mean EVERYONE. Except that one teacher, you know the one.

(Look at this qt girl)
-Harry Potter wishes it was this good
-Motivational messages and valuable Aesops to learn
-Feel-good mood throughout all of the episodes 24/7
-Cast is at least 90% lesbian

-No fanservice
-So pure that even svrolling down too much on Google Images won't give you porn
-Akko is Rule 63 Deku
-Seriously, they even look similar
-And their backstory and motivations are basically the same
-Hell, both of their show's name even have Academia on it
-I'm probably getting sidetracked here
-You'll be smiling for the entire 24 minutes of runtime
-Did I mention it's also really funny too?
-The OP is great and puts you in an equally as great mood
-The ED tho
-It's, like, a whole other level of greatness
-It just makes me feel so good

Cons:
-Literally none

 

[A Distant Demon]

You know... I always thought Flat Earth theory was just this fringe thing in this day and age (and it probably still is), but my god does it upset me every time I hear about a new, big name person falling into it's grasps. Shaquille O'Neal everybody, he fell off the deep end

http://www.avclub.com/article/not-even-shaq-safe-nbas-flat-earth-mania-252396

I hope Big Show KO punches him so hard his head spins, just like the Earth on it's axis


EDIT
"I drive from Florida to California all the time, and it’s flat to me. I do not go up and down at a 360-degree angle"
This is one of the most scientifically ridiculous things I have ever read

 

[Deleted member]

You know... I always thought Flat Earth theory was just this fringe thing in this day and age (and it probably still is), but my god does it upset me every time I hear about a new, big name person falling into it's grasps. Shaquille O'Neal everybody, he fell off the deep end

http://www.avclub.com/article/not-even-shaq-safe-nbas-flat-earth-mania-252396

I brought it up before for a reason, a lot of people believe some pretty stupid stuff. And of course, yes people are aware of it, but no one ever takes those people seriously until those people go on to do serious things.

Though most things I bring up aren't serious.

 

[Knight Dude]

Sometimes I wish the Pokemon games didn't ban swear words for nicknames. Could you imagine it? Nicknaming Blaziken My *****.

"My ***** used Blaze Kick!" "Oh No, My ***** fainted!" "My ***** wants to learn Poison Jab" "What, My ***** is evolving!"

 

[Burruni]

Jesus.

A for effort I guess. No not really.

I love how natural that conversation is.

"What brought you to this semi-unpioneered stretch of the cosmos?"
"I used to be a man."

.....?

 

[Deleted member]

You know... I always thought Flat Earth theory was just this fringe thing in this day and age (and it probably still is), but my god does it upset me every time I hear about a new, big name person falling into it's grasps. Shaquille O'Neal everybody, he fell off the deep end

http://www.avclub.com/article/not-even-shaq-safe-nbas-flat-earth-mania-252396

Good to see some people are smart enough to realise the truth
Seriously, you guys must be stupid to believe these lies that the Earth is flat
The punishment for such heresy should be throwing round-earthers off the edges of the world

 

[Kurri ★]

I brought it up before for a reason, a lot of people believe some pretty stupid stuff. And of course, yes people are aware of it, but no one ever takes those people seriously until those people go on to do serious things.

Though most things I bring up aren't serious.

Did you bring it up earlier?

I'll admit I haven't even checked the thread, y'all post to much.

It's just real upsetting that this movement seems to be growing, perhaps that's just the internet/media creating this illusion, but still. Maybe if the Library of Alexandria wasn't burned down, we'd be in the space age and Flat Earthers would be no more.

 

[PsychoIncarnate]

How the hell can Amazon's stand against advanced atlantean technology?

 

[Wario Bros.]

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand

Finished watching season 2 of Samurai Jack! So glad of this show's existence.

Tomorrow I start on season 3!

 

[Deleted member]

Did you bring it up earlier?

I'll admit I haven't even checked the thread, y'all post to much.

It's just real upsetting that this movement seems to be growing, perhaps that's just the internet/media creating this illusion, but still. Maybe if the Library of Alexandria wasn't burned down, we'd be in the space age and Flat Earthers would be no more.

Oh no, sorry for the misunderstanding, I meant the flat earth subject in general. Once I brought up how bizarre it is within the flat earth community because they really do act as if the earth is definitely flat and that everyone else is crazy. I was told that no one takes them seriously, but you'd actually be quite surprised...

I mean, if you want to go by statistics, many americans believe in all kinds of conspiracy theories. I think there's plenty that don't even bother using the internet, I've dated a guy who's parents who believes pretty much all of the crazy conspiracy theories you could think of, and yes he's still with them to this day, that's why I had to break up with him.

 

[Jason the Yoshi]

Jesus Christ. Are people still believing in this stupid theory that the earth is flat? I was able to see the Earth's curvature just yesterday while on a plane trip from one half of the country to the other.

It's not flat, get it right.

 

[Swamp Sensei]

You know... I always thought Flat Earth theory was just this fringe thing in this day and age (and it probably still is), but my god does it upset me every time I hear about a new, big name person falling into it's grasps. Shaquille O'Neal everybody, he fell off the deep end

http://www.avclub.com/article/not-even-shaq-safe-nbas-flat-earth-mania-252396

Truly the next great philosopher.

 

[Robertman2]

You know... I always thought Flat Earth theory was just this fringe thing in this day and age (and it probably still is), but my god does it upset me every time I hear about a new, big name person falling into it's grasps. Shaquille O'Neal everybody, he fell off the deep end

http://www.avclub.com/article/not-even-shaq-safe-nbas-flat-earth-mania-252396

I'm pretty sure he's joking. He played the X-Files theme ffs

 

[MF Viewtiful]

Oh no, sorry for the misunderstanding, I meant the flat earth subject in general. Once I brought up how bizarre it is within the flat earth community because they really do act as if the earth is definitely flat and that everyone else is crazy. I was told that no one takes them seriously, but you'd actually be quite surprised...

I mean, if you want to go by statistics, many americans believe in all kinds of conspiracy theories. I think there's plenty that don't even bother using the internet, I've dated a guy who's parents who believes pretty much all of the crazy conspiracy theories you could think of, and yes he's still with them to this day, that's why I had to break up with him.

More often than not, the people who do believe in these sorts of theories are otherwise pretty rational people. I mentioned this one article before, but it's worth a read anytime any of this sort of stuff comes up. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/26/magazine/why-rational-people-buy-into-conspiracy-theories.html

In general, if you tend to believe in one theory, you can follow down a path of believing plenty of others. More often than not, conspiracies represent these ways people try to take control or explain things they fear or don't understand. This is especially true when they're overloaded with info in this electronic age. For uninformed people, it can be hard to find a trusted source for information. Quite often, people also seek info that conforms to their perceptions already instead of challenging them too.

Basically it's a big ole mess and one must do their best to sort of all the bs in there. And there's a ton of it.

 

[Burruni]

https://twitter.com/TypeANumber2/status/843424531880595457

It's becoming aware of itself.

 

[Jason the Yoshi]

You know, I've seen a video where a notable YouTube personality uses true reasoning to destroy someone who says the earth is flat, but I can't share it because of NSFW language.

 

[Deleted member]

Jfc please let this be the next generation of Abridged series
Language warning. Thanks Jotaro

 

[AEMehr]

Nikki

i have nothing else to add, carry on

 

[Mythra]

You know... I always thought Flat Earth theory was just this fringe thing in this day and age (and it probably still is), but my god does it upset me every time I hear about a new, big name person falling into it's grasps. Shaquille O'Neal everybody, he fell off the deep end

http://www.avclub.com/article/not-even-shaq-safe-nbas-flat-earth-mania-252396

Don't take that seriously, the flat Earth thing has been a small running joke in the NBA for a while.
Kyrie Irving started it iirc.

 

[ChikoLad]

You know... I always thought Flat Earth theory was just this fringe thing in this day and age (and it probably still is), but my god does it upset me every time I hear about a new, big name person falling into it's grasps. Shaquille O'Neal everybody, he fell off the deep end

http://www.avclub.com/article/not-even-shaq-safe-nbas-flat-earth-mania-252396

So does this mean we won't be seeing Shaqboards ever again?

That's a shame. :/

 

[PsychoIncarnate]

Jesus Christ. Are people still believing in this stupid theory that the earth is flat? I was able to see the Earth's curvature just yesterday while on a plane trip from one half of the country to the other.

It's not flat, get it right.

You shouldn't have been able to see the earth's curvature from a plane trip

 

[Jason the Yoshi]

You shouldn't have been able to see the earth's curvature from a plane trip

..........but I did. Even the guy on YouTube I saw talking about the conspiracy theory brings up that the curvature is visible from a plane.

 

[Knight Dude]

How the hell can Amazon's stand against advanced atlantean technology?

Are you reading or watching Flashpoint or something?

 

[MF Viewtiful]

You don't even need to board a plane to see that the Earth is in fact round. Eratosthenes, an old Greek mathematician, used some trigonometry to not figure out the Earth's shape but also the circumference too.

http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20160126-how-we-know-earth-is-round

 

[Deleted member]

You know, I've seen a video where a notable YouTube personality uses true reasoning to destroy someone who says the earth is flat, but I can't share it because of NSFW language.

I've seen plenty of videos like that. You can post the video, just give a language warning.

More often than not, the people who do believe in these sorts of theories are otherwise pretty rational people. I mentioned this one article before, but it's worth a read anytime any of this sort of stuff comes up. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/26/magazine/why-rational-people-buy-into-conspiracy-theories.html

In general, if you tend to believe in one theory, you can follow down a path of believing plenty of others. More often than not, conspiracies represent these ways people try to take control or explain things they fear or don't understand. This is especially true when they're overloaded with info in this electronic age. For uninformed people, it can be hard to find a trusted source for information. Quite often, people also seek info that conforms to their perceptions already instead of challenging them too.

Basically it's a big ole mess and one must do their best to sort of all the bs in there. And there's a ton of it.

Well yes, but that's exactly why it's important to provide evidence against them. Though I guess it depends on what level of conspiracy, there's a ton of crazy conspiracy videos on youtube that'd should seem crazy to most people, but people believe them for some reason. Even if it's hilariously stretched like this one.

(Though there are many channels like this that are very popular, such as The Vigilant Christian, even though he's getting very few views compared to his subs. I only link this one because it's pretty funny.)

 

[PsychoIncarnate]

..........but I did. Even the guy on YouTube I saw talking about the conspiracy theory brings up that the curvature is visible from a plane.

Hmmm...

According to searches online

"10,600 metres (35,000 feet), but you need a fairly wide field of view (ie 60 degrees"

Which contradicts what I read earlier. Though getting wide field of view you'd probably have to be a pilot.

I also found it weird they called them "Aeroplanes"

 

[Chrono.]

I hope Big Show KO punches him so hard his head spins, just like the Earth on it's axis


EDIT
"I drive from Florida to California all the time, and it’s flat to me. I do not go up and down at a 360-degree angle"
This is one of the most scientifically ridiculous things I have ever read

Big Show is in the Andre Jobber Royal so no Shaq match unfortunately.

Apparently because Shaq wanted more money for it.

 

[PsychoIncarnate]

Are you reading or watching Flashpoint or something?

Yes, then "Throne of Atlantis"

 

[---]

You know... I always thought Flat Earth theory was just this fringe thing in this day and age (and it probably still is), but my god does it upset me every time I hear about a new, big name person falling into it's grasps. Shaquille O'Neal everybody, he fell off the deep end

http://www.avclub.com/article/not-even-shaq-safe-nbas-flat-earth-mania-252396

This is why we need another Space Jam movie.