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I swore off McDonald's and fast food in general a few years ago due to some unrelated health issues. I lost a good chunk of weight and have felt far better in general.
He's by far my favorite villain in recent memory, both because of how damn funny he is and how well he's written. The Pre-Sequel just made him even better.
Being "laid" doesn't necessarily mean it has to be a female....
So, the aura protects your digestive system?
I am trying to act much like those of the human species after all.
I'm more like: the less fast food, the better.
Hey.
Yep, no positives at all, especially when I have better options, including making my own food at home, eating at the University's buffet or at some fast-food chains here that actually have quality food rather than mass-produced processed crap. Of course, in the latter's cases, you usually have to wait a little longer than usual and the prices are higher, but the difference in quality is quite noticeable.
I had the
Cant wait to see how my crap fits inDecided to give you guys another advanced look at the story...in the form of a "production still." I used MSPaint to draw my interpretation of one of the many...colorful characters...you guys sent in. This is one of the story's main characters.
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Volcanikin: Elemental composed entirely out of lava. This one coats himself in a sooty protective coating to at least try to not burn all he touches. Has Rayman-styled hands.
Was just writing more of this thread's story and just had the inspiration, haha. He was simple enough in concept for my lack of MSPaint skills.
Trolls can't lay eggs silly
The fast food industry is crap in general
Hence the volcanic part
Or maybe it's what @RamOne said: blackmailing and telling him what to say and all that in order to avoid problems. He made an apology video, but that was for RonaldBalish (and for the average YouTuber too) but it turned out to be a lie when the next video was released after that one.
I don't see that.. every time I want to see the message an error appears on Twitter, but wel, if he wants to end this whole thing, so be it. I think lots of people would forgive him then.
Eh, I dunno....who knows man.
SO THE FAGS OF THE ROSALINA CULT HAVE MY GAMING EMAIL WITH MY PERSONAL INFORMATION OF MY LOCATION IN CANADA. I WILL KICK THEIR ASSES.
— M T P (@mariotehplumber) January 14, 2015
I have came to an agreement with the Rosalina supporting Cult who hacked me. It is seen in the comments of my latest video.
— M T P (@mariotehplumber) January 15, 2015
I am now apart of the Rosalina Fan Movement and I support Rosalina now. This still doesn't mean u fags can make fanart of me and shit idiots
— M T P (@mariotehplumber) January 15, 2015
The final Video of me will be uploaded at the end of March or on April. #RosalinaSupporter FUCK THIS FUCKING SHIT AS FUCK sry Rosyfans ..!..
— M T P (@mariotehplumber) January 15, 2015
Perhaps,maybe, possibly, potentially. Yes!So, the aura protects your digestive system?
Which is why I eat only fruit and drink tea everyday
BTW everyone: I submitted Josh the Ogrehog as a protagonist. GET READY, AND GET EDGY.Decided to give you guys another advanced look at the story...in the form of a "production still." I used MSPaint to draw my interpretation of one of the many...colorful characters...you guys sent in. This is one of the story's main characters.
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Volcanikin: Elemental composed entirely out of lava. This one coats himself in a sooty protective coating to at least try to not burn all he touches. Has Rayman-styled hands.
Was just writing more of this thread's story and just had the inspiration, haha. He was simple enough in concept for my lack of MSPaint skills.
I am Portuguese.I want Portuguese food now, but I don't know anyone who's Portuguese or where there's any Portuguese restaurants near me.
I don't think anything should go down his "forbidden cavern of woe".Being "laid" doesn't necessarily mean it has to be a female....
He's clearly a misogynist anyway, so...
Oh nice.
Coulda fooled me, seeing how the conversation you quoted is from it.
DON'T LISTEN TO HIM GUYS! HE IS BRAGGING
LPs are great aren't they?
How do organs made of steel/metal even work? Do Magnemites even eat and how?
Can I move to Portugal and be your annoying neighbor?
This is the same game where a small puff ball technically has an advantage over the ruler of space.
Be my guest.Can I move to Portugal and be your annoying neighbor?
who says organs of steel is required? These steel spikes are for more than just lethal hugs! Poison repellant and immunity!How do organs made of steel/metal even work? Do Magnemites even eat and how?
Can I move to Portugal and be your annoying neighbor?
Anything that isn't fast food tastes good. Paper tastes better than McDonalds. GARBAGE tastes better than fast food and, no, I haven't had garbage before. What am I? A trash compactor?
And you're the better man for doing so.
I also tend to like tragic or anti-villains. But a problem I face with tragic or misguided villains (though I guess it could also be applied to anyone), is that's it's not like I become super emotional. But... sometimes I feel like there could have been things done to prevent such character from becoming misguided or stop them from preforming whatever evil deed. It's like, when scenarios like this happen: villain/antagonist is obviously emotionally unstable and states some "suspicious" or "dangerous" ideas or actions to like everyone, then walks away or whatever scene carries on. And no one bats an eye and tries to stop him. Ever. Only in the final conflict when **** does finally happen. Perhaps it's poor writing, but I start to feel bad, not only for the villain, but every other character because some destructive things could have been prevented if people actually cared and questioned things.
So wait they are only ****ing with the he Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask New Nintendo 3DS XL and not the Monster Hunter one?
When it comes to the embodiment of pure evil, nothing is more sinister than Tom Nook.
Yep. As far as I know, there are plenty of those left in stock.
They just never stop.
Oh, that will be easy. All I need to do is find a 230 cm man with orange-red hair, greenish-brown skin, and a glowing scar on his chest. I mean, who else looks like that?Be my guest.
Just book a flight and try to find me in a country with over 10 million people. Good luck.
I meant more like how would your digestive system work if it were made of metal... Unless... Weird... Do you eat through your spikes?
Now there's the flaw in my logic. Too bad you can't force a vasectomy on someone.
MariotehplumberAnd you're the better man for doing so.
Also, in regard to the "What makes a good villain?" topic, I was gonna go into some detail, but I don't really have the time to atm. So I'll just list some of my favorite villains (from any format):
- Azula (Avatar: The last Airbender) - A super B**** you love to hate. Outside of that, she is a clever, conniving, and overconfident villainess. She managed to usurp a whole kingdom with only help of her 2 childhood allies. I also think she had a strong fitting payback, that took place slowly after the moment she lost her only two friends she could depend on. Becoming insane from the lack of dependency.
- Handsome Jack (Borderlands 2) - Another confident smart*** with just as much power and authority. However, he plays more comedic for the majority of the plot, and is memorable for his funny lines. He does get some decent moments that accentuate his troubling and maniacal actions that reminds you why he is the antagonist.
- Medusa (Soul Eater) - Someone who secretively plots to turn against her enemies and her own kind (witches) for the sake of her experiments. Although they blatantly portray her evilness outside of her animal theme alone (i.e. Snakes), they play to that theme well enough to entertain me (in the costume design, her 'Vector Arrow' spells, her snake smile, etc.) Also, she experiments on her own child and treats them as a guinea pig most of the time.
- Blaise Debeste (Ace Attorney Investigations - English Path) - The guy in my avatar. Another example of an obvious villain, but his design and his mannerisms are too strong for me to spite. He constantly talks down to his son as worthless. He takes seat at a high position in the Law system that gives him much control. He'll verbally stab you when given the opportunity. Also, I won't spoil here, but basically, what he did in his past was the trigger for certain plot threads in the Phoenix Wright universe. This guy has been a major pain for many characters, and he couldn't give a damn. He can just make his own truths, y'know?
I have other favorites, but these are just the ones I could think of.
So who's your favorite villain(s)?
Of course not! Obviously the immunity is due to the steel typing because I got more than iron in my system, I got steel!I meant more like how would your digestive system work if it were made of metal... Unless... Weird... Do you eat through your spikes?
And you're the better man for doing so.
Also, in regard to the "What makes a good villain?" topic, I was gonna go into some detail, but I don't really have the time to atm. So I'll just list some of my favorite villains (from any format):
- Azula (Avatar: The last Airbender) - A super B**** you love to hate. Outside of that, she is a clever, conniving, and overconfident villainess. She managed to usurp a whole kingdom with only help of her 2 childhood allies. I also think she had a strong fitting payback, that took place slowly after the moment she lost her only two friends she could depend on. Becoming insane from the lack of dependency.
- Handsome Jack (Borderlands 2) - Another confident smart*** with just as much power and authority. However, he plays more comedic for the majority of the plot, and is memorable for his funny lines. He does get some decent moments that accentuate his troubling and maniacal actions that reminds you why he is the antagonist.
- Medusa (Soul Eater) - Someone who secretively plots to turn against her enemies and her own kind (witches) for the sake of her experiments. Although they blatantly portray her evilness outside of her animal theme alone (i.e. Snakes), they play to that theme well enough to entertain me (in the costume design, her 'Vector Arrow' spells, her snake smile, etc.) Also, she experiments on her own child and treats them as a guinea pig most of the time.
- Blaise Debeste (Ace Attorney Investigations - English Path) - The guy in my avatar. Another example of an obvious villain, but his design and his mannerisms are too strong for me to spite. He constantly talks down to his son as worthless. He takes seat at a high position in the Law system that gives him much control. He'll verbally stab you when given the opportunity. Also, I won't spoil here, but basically, what he did in his past was the trigger for certain plot threads in the Phoenix Wright universe. This guy has been a major pain for many characters, and he couldn't give a damn. He can just make his own truths, y'know?
I have other favorites, but these are just the ones I could think of.
So who's your favorite villain(s)?
Oh, that. I see. I don't know why the long wait for his final video, but okay.
Uh, yeah you can. Gunpoint, blackmail, holding his family - if he has one; ooo, burn - hostage, torture, and other various, creative, and "legal" ways.
Capcom?
The physical embodiment of evil itself.
Obvious answer is Handsome Jack, but also The Joker and Vaas (Far Cry 3) for similar reasons as Jack.And you're the better man for doing so.
Also, in regard to the "What makes a good villain?" topic, I was gonna go into some detail, but I don't really have the time to atm. So I'll just list some of my favorite villains (from any format):
- Azula (Avatar: The last Airbender) - A super B**** you love to hate. Outside of that, she is a clever, conniving, and overconfident villainess. She managed to usurp a whole kingdom with only help of her 2 childhood allies. I also think she had a strong fitting payback, that took place slowly after the moment she lost her only two friends she could depend on. Becoming insane from the lack of dependency.
- Handsome Jack (Borderlands 2) - Another confident smart*** with just as much power and authority. However, he plays more comedic for the majority of the plot, and is memorable for his funny lines. He does get some decent moments that accentuate his troubling and maniacal actions that reminds you why he is the antagonist.
- Medusa (Soul Eater) - Someone who secretively plots to turn against her enemies and her own kind (witches) for the sake of her experiments. Although they blatantly portray her evilness outside of her animal theme alone (i.e. Snakes), they play to that theme well enough to entertain me (in the costume design, her 'Vector Arrow' spells, her snake smile, etc.) Also, she experiments on her own child and treats them as a guinea pig most of the time.
- Blaise Debeste (Ace Attorney Investigations - English Path) - The guy in my avatar. Another example of an obvious villain, but his design and his mannerisms are too strong for me to spite. He constantly talks down to his son as worthless. He takes seat at a high position in the Law system that gives him much control. He'll verbally stab you when given the opportunity. Also, I won't spoil here, but basically, what he did in his past was the trigger for certain plot threads in the Phoenix Wright universe. This guy has been a major pain for many characters, and he couldn't give a damn. He can just make his own truths, y'know?
I have other favorites, but these are just the ones I could think of.
So who's your favorite villain(s)?
