Sarex

Uncle from another world episode 1. First let me start this off by saying that I'm pretty sure this show will only appeal to massive weebs, as it plays off of all the standard tropes of manga/anime. As the title says it's mostly focused on the isekai genre, but there is plenty of room for other tropes. I made it through ep1 without any fast forwarding which is rare for me. As for the story So far an interesting story and concept. This could go very bad very quickly, but I'm cautiously optimistic.

Would be interesting, to say the least, to see what hell would break lose if Israel did that.

With what?

Why not this one?

Seems like a lot of wishful thinking, but I guess we will see.

The 3rd video is good in giving a perspective from the US players playing in euroleague. There are multiple parts and I'm laughing so much hearing their stories.

Hardcore! You can see the crazy in his eyes, or you could if it had a couple of more pixels.

Who knows, I don't even understand what they chant when it's in Serbian. Here is one more But saying all that, it's nothing compared to football. There a lot of criminal and hooliganism takes place so it's on another level. and one more

People renovate or rearrange and never change/relabel the breakers.

ebay or aliexpress. They are dime a dozen.

Those time are usually the best moments in the manga.

It does progress, but very slowly. The last chapter was particularity out there. Idk, I like the manga. The side characters are just that, side characters. Some are interesting and some not so much. I guess it's easier to go through it all in a manga, especially considering it's usually very short form. I quit the anime after a few episodes out of frustration, so there is that too.

Not like I drink, but my recommendation for something commercially available would be Hacker Pschorr.

I mean Mononoke failed spectacularly in Serbia too. People were bringing their children in to watch it and promptly exiting when arms and heads started flying. It was missadvertised as a children movie.

For me it was pretty much the opposite. The beginning of the movie, where the world building was established was fairly interesting and had my attention, but the latter half completely lost me and dragged on. Seems it's the 25th anniversary of Princes Mononoke. https://www.bbc.com/culture/article/20220713-princess-mononoke-the-masterpiece-that-flummoxed-the-us

I saw it on reddit.

You've sent me down a black hole...

Either as collective or by chain of command. Collectively no one was willing to do anything except to prevent the parents from getting their kids, while still getting their own. By chain of command for the fear or failure and bad press that would result from said failure. What do you think could be the reason then for their inaction?

What have I been pretending about? You have shown that you can attack my spelling and not the subject of conversation. Please don't make me go and find all the assumptions you have been making. Yes, I am assuming they are coward and yes, I could be wrong, but I think it's a fairly "educated" assumptions from all the failures I have seen previously. What you are just saying is that the failure is systematic, be it in training or hiring process and I agree. Not everyone should be allowed to be a police officer and training should be standardized. I have no idea what you think a policemans job is, but I know that it's to protect the public order, or at least that is what it should be. Either way I have no clue what you are defending here, or why you feel the need to, but to each their own. Preach!

Or this?

Waiting for WW3. That is if Belgrade doesn't catch a nuke, as I think there is one with our name on it.