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I'm looking forward to this.For those looking forward to the Venom 2. The trailer is out.
yesSocial Studies really went: "Does DC deserve to be a legitimate state? Discuss! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHMQMW8WTYk"
No no, you see, we leftists are so woke we become cannibals. You see, don't tell the FBI this but I run an illegal black market on hu-oh **** their here ****!Don't feel too bad.
Ben's always trying to bring politics into everything it feels
| insert leftist infighting joke |No no, you see, we leftists are so woke we become cannibals. You see, don't tell the FBI this but I run an illegal black market on hu-oh ** their here **!
Your leftist joke sir| insert leftist infighting joke |
I don't know whether this is just me, but I thought the trailer just looked OK for some reason despite some parts of the humour.For those looking forward to the Venom 2. The trailer is out.
Such fine words. Truly the pinnacle of summation that solves all problems.
I think the biggest problem with this idea is how expensive it would be. You can get books for free in libraries or much more easily find second-hand copies, which gives book clubs an edge in accessibility.I'm not very active here, but I want to write this down somewhere and maybe someone would be interested. I've been toying around with the idea of a video game book club for a bit. Concepts simple, play a game over a certain period of time and then get back together to talk about it. Just like a book club! Personally I think the games in Suda51's Kill The Past series would be fun, but it'd probably be beneficial to do a test run with an unrelated game first.
I did some research and I'm not the first to think of this idea. It seems like the biggest hurdle is to retain participation, which is especially important when doing a series of games. I have some ideas to remedy this, like some kind of point system and discussing at the start of each game could help. A dedicated discord might be a good idea too.
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As soon as I heard the lady greet Venom, I knew I was in for a treat.I don't know whether this is just me, but I thought the trailer just looked OK for some reason despite some parts of the humour.
In terms of video game movies, I would still put both Detective Pikachu and the Sonic the Hedgehog movie as my personal faves.Think I'll watch Detective Pikachu today since today marks the second anniversary of its worldwide premiere.
True, the only saving grace games have is emulation, which not everyone wants or can do. The only remedy to keep things on the cheap side would be to select older and indie games. I'll keep thinking on it.I think the biggest problem with this idea is how expensive it would be. You can get books for free in libraries or much more easily find second-hand copies, which gives book clubs an edge in accessibility.
I don’t know there comics are good and all but is Batman really a reason to accept then into the union?Social Studies really went: "Does DC deserve to be a legitimate state? Discuss! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHMQMW8WTYk"