The Landfill of the Heapers' Hangout (contains Fossilmaiden's Punnery)
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But I can't have you lashing out at people here, directly or indirectly. Even when you feel awful, it's not like you have the monopoly on felling awful.
What the hell, Spanish? Reversed subjects and objects? I guess it goes further than just tasks doing themselves for passive voice.
¡me encantan los fandoblajes (en español) de las canciones del anime!
unexpected muscleman @ end
why the fuck can't i post a youtube link
it worked moments ago
edit: it works now
that was weird
love this guy's shirt
I have subscribed to that lady's channel now because edible forest growth is da bomb.
is that his older sister or his mother?
*plays slide bass with a bar of soap through massive distortion and wobbling auto-wah*
Well, there's the super-jerk antagonist I guess.
To be fair, none of the characters so far are all that likeable. Resistance/terrorist group leader is an asshole (partly out of necessity), apparent designated main love interest is strangely cold and aloof, catgirl is just weird, apparent main villain is manipulative and a generally horrid person, and no one else really stands out much. Some of the resistance group folks might be more personable I guess.
Well I guess there's wheelchair girl. She's like, the one normal person. Reminds me of Kanata Shinonome.
That said, the context of the story is interesting. A boy swept into circumstances far over his head. He makes decisions that he does not fully understand himself, and is poised on that edge between inaction and action, and set between an oppressive government and a terrorist organization. What will happen to him? Will others control his fate or will he control it himself?
This was the beach episode, and I didn't find any notable sex appeal. Sure, the characters felt it. I, on the other hand, certainly didn't share their sentiments.
I guess that's a good thing, in a way?
challenge question from teacher: "Pretend you're one of these people. Someone reaches out to you. How do you deal with them?"