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Gosh, Jonathan Banks was good in the last episode of Better Call Saul.

I do that for my cat's asthma pills. Hold the scruff of the neck, open the mouth and put it on the tongue. Then closed the mouth and rub the throat from front to back several times to make it swallow. Takes all of twenty seconds.

The topic that's all about you and your shenanigans.

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I do too, that's why I disliked it particularely. >_>

I agree, it's just too bad the rest of the elements in that movie were bad. Especially the casting was just the worst. Genndy doesn't seem to get a break.

That's not the part he's not following. How does it have to do with the topic?

I heard their polynesian mythology influenced one coming in like 2018 was going to use it Nope, tech wasn't ready. Their oscar winning short, Feast, however, did use it.

You're aware of the inherent irony of defending women who are told what to wear from people telling them what to wear, yes? EDIT: On another note, stole this from someone on Twitter. Muscled hunks with chiseled abs are a male power fantasy. That's why they adorn 90% of women's romance novels, targeted towards women and holding no sway over most men. Note that most of these are even faceless, used only for their bodies. And people wonder why Manorexia is spreading. "Toxic masculinity" indeed.

...Presenten? He didn't know Geschenken so he just made presents sound German-y.

I've been taking on personalities of forumites here because I ran out of random names to pick in Town of Salem. It was surpisingly fun to be Volourn and Gromnir for 20 minutes.

It's such a simple process, here's all these ways to totally screw it up.

Especially a "personal trainer".

That's true, but why does it matter? Anything that turns games cons back into being about video games is good in my book. Booth babes and goodies have turned it into something where the consumer becomes the product.

Guys, its not about consumers. It's for hired booth babes, i.e. people who are dressed by someone else. They're not telling anyone who wants to wear those things as a visitor that they can't.

I think you're overstating this. The only thing it says regarding cosplayers is "can be asked to change", what it really talks about is booth babes, a.k.a. women who are hired and dressed by other people to stand there and look sexy for money. Nobody is teling others what they cannot wear, only what they can make others wear. Essentially they want PAX to be about video games, not a meat market.

Yeah, this was not what I expected. I thought it was super predictable too, but then that last twist threw me for a loop.

No, it's just ironic that the people making the complaint about game dev being a boy's club are the same ones that attack women's games.

I agree with Fighter on that last bit especially. Tolerance doesn't come from shame and fear.

Don't tell me how many, I'm already too cynical.

I've been playing a lot of Town of Salem lately.

Repugnant? Why? It's not a historical movie and doesn't pretend to be. It's not like people will take it seriously. That's like saying they'll think Sin City is an accurate representation of American city life. It's an over-the-top comic book movie.

Yeah, it was an obvious ploy to get the "SJWs" off their back but hey, it worked and the resulting character looks fantastic so I'm fine with it.

Some of us kinda are. As someone who received acid in face from both sides of this particular debate as well as on other gaming related issues, I'd say that more stuff is awesome (I love Zarya) but the people who keep "spitting acid" because other people didn't include the stuff they wanted are extremely counterproductive (and again, that statement includes both sides).

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