

Just give the man a budget and leave him be to create. He has his own cult at this point. Yes, it’s going to be weird, and full of pretty women, but that’s what Taro makes, and we’re here for it.
I also use Fae/Faer alongside She/Her. Transfemme Genderfae and proud!


Just give the man a budget and leave him be to create. He has his own cult at this point. Yes, it’s going to be weird, and full of pretty women, but that’s what Taro makes, and we’re here for it.


It can choke out native plant life, if left to do its thing. It is an invasive species for non-native areas, and that can even come down to what type of mint is native.
The main issues are that mint doesn’t have a lot of requirements to grow, and is notoriously hard to kill. If it’s in a place it can survive, it can and will thrive left unchecked.


Mint doesn’t need to be put in the ground. Just put it in a pot outside, it’ll do the rest, and leave you with some level of plausible deniability.
I know this because my ex got some different types of mint to grow, since we both loved it. She put them in pots on the front porch, about 4 feet off the ground.
That mint found its way to the lawn. We still don’t know where it started from, just that the pot was flourishing, and then so was the yard. The new owner of that house is still finding mint growing in random parts.


The demon either goes, or gets acknowledged.
Always dance with the demon you know. That takes getting to know each other.


I don’t understand why they need to try so hard to make people connect with the Yautja. Give us the terrifying, technologically advanced hunters with a hard-on for honor big enough to make a Klingon blush.
You don’t even need to make a complex plot. Follow a young member of the species on their first hunt, work up from there. Grow the threats, show the struggle, give us what we want out of a Predator. If you want to add a bit of complexity, have our main character have to tangle with some Bad Bloods of equal skill and threat.
It’s a species perfectly built for some action-y fun, with the horror and tension coming from the species they’re facing and the struggles therein.


2 is okay, but nowhere near as good as the first. 3 is absolutely forgettable outside of “Neo Does A Superman” for his flight.
Animatrix, an animated anthology released between 1 and 2, holds up pretty well, in my opinion, but isn’t heavily connected to the main movies outside of one particular story. Kinda wish they went more down that route, it was neat seeing other stories in the universe outside of The Second Coming of Neo arc.


Cast in the name of God, ye not guilty.


There’s a third Big O, but he won’t appear until it’s showtime.


So, whats the protocol when someone lists something, and then immediately they’re interested again because they listed it?
(I watched my ex go through this cycle so many fucking times)
Row row, fight the… Laws of gravity? My beak is the beak that will pierce the heavens?
There’s a reason Gurren Lagann didn’t focus on bird people.
I sometimes have to stop and ask myself if I’m being so hard because of myself, or the people who were involved in my raising.
Generally works as a snap out from it, though I sometimes have to remember not to verbalize the “Fuck those people”. Unless they somehow end up around me again, then it’s going to be a loud “Fuck you people”.


The show did really well to adapt the book, but like is often the case, there’s a few changes and cuts for a better narrative flow for the medium.
I’d give the show a solid 8/10, with the book being a full 10/10, perfect balance of comedy with drama, and you can really feel Gaiman and Pratchett coming together to tell a story with both unique voices carrying through.


And only after sitting on it for awhile, so your hand goes numb.


Reread Good Omens. Keep reading it until you can open the book to any random page and continue reading without missing a beat. Let the text flow through you like water until it becomes a part of who you are. Then pick up Discworld.
“You remind me of Buddy. He gets that same look in his eye, right when he finds the right spot to take a dump. You’re gonna go far, kid, we’re taking you to the park after this!”
I’m fairly certain you’re right, I just can’t remember if it was that exact attempt at fucking with the Sun that started that, or if that was another time.
Because Ra has nothing but burning hatred for Apep, and it was well damned earned. Snake refuses to learn the lesson.
Ya know what happened to Apep(the deity)?
He got his fucking ass kicked by Ra. Hell, if I remember right, he also gets his ass kicked by Horus at least once.
Basically, don’t fuck with the sun. It’s got hands. And a beak.
That sounds like less money in my bank account, and how am I supposed to feel superior towards my lessers without denying them wealth that I only actively support due to my aforementioned superiority complex?


Star Citizen is going to be the next game with a generational legacy.
After fans will their copies to their children, still waiting for the official release.
Arr.
I just enjoy feeling like a pirate at any opportunity.