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We're talking about Pepsi commercials and no one has posted this one?

https://youtu.be/z5einJjoi_4?si=c36Y97_vXEtaEdo0

Remember that song by Phil Collins "In the Air Tonight" about that guy who could have saved that other guy from drownin', but didn't, and Phil saw it all then at his show he found him?

What does any of this have to do with the fact that Jupiter's red spot might disappear within our lifetimes?

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King's Landing

I think Yoshi's Island

I gave TC a tag so I will know if he ever posts again.

Holy damn!

The worst users on this board are far left.

To 500?

Vengeance29 posted...

If they do Elder Scrolls it will definitely be Skyrim, come on guys.

Sufferedphoenix posted...

Set in skyrim not so sure they'd follow the games story though. Perhaps a previous DragonBorn

I don't think it'll necessarily be set in Skyrim. And HOPEFULLY no dragonborn. I'm saying the majority of the fan service will be for Skyrim fans. Almost no doubt you'll see at least one dragon.

It could be interesting if it follows characters in different provinces of Tamriel. Like Game of Thrones did.

Zikten posted...

Could be good. I hope they don't just do the Skyrim story though

They'll definitely have dragons and Thalmor. Skyrim fans will make up the largest part of the audience they try to appeal to. No way the movie will feel more like Morrowind or Oblivion.

With the success of Fallout and everything.

For fantasy in general, you could make an argument forGame of Thrones.

But as far as high fantasy, we're never getting better than LotR, are we?

Damn, yeah it's definitely her and not you. I've met girls who got creeped out by me over nothing, and usually I find out much later they have maturity issues, so it's not something I sweat about when it happens anymore.

But yeah I'm a manager at my job. So when I have a new hire on my team, it's not uncommon for me to introduce myself by saying "You must be [name I saw on schedule]."

You're fine, TC. I suppose it couldn't hurt to let your managers know what happened ahead of time, as other users have said.

Ratchetrockon posted...

Click on stuff for thousands of hours

Any FPS game that you play with a mouse

This game has a moving train level. Badass.
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/6/69e9598d.jpg

Edit: damn these pics are so dark on my phone.

Health is so frickin sparse in this game. Playing on the 2nd easiest difficulty because I hear it's a hard game.

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Oh obviously spoilers abound.

RetuenOfDevsman posted...

I dunno what everyone else on the Internet is using reviews for that make this make sense, but if I'm trying to decide whether to play a game, why would I want spoilers?

It's more prevalent in Retrospective reviews, which most people watch when they've finished the game. Usually the creator warns near the beginning of the video there will be massive spoilers.

FurryPhilosifer posted...

There's a popular YouTuber whose reviews are just that. Describing every step of the game while throwing in one analysis comment every five minutes.

Any way you could figure out who it is? I'd like to see if I've tried to watch any videos by them.

Was watching one for OoT and less than 5 minutes in, the guy is basically describing everything in the opening cutscenes, then every step you take as Link through the whole kokiri forest. The whole video may not be that way, but I'm not finding out. My first impressions of your video should be that you're going to tell me what you think of the game, not that I'm just going to sit through a retelling of the story for a game I've beaten many many times already.

teep_ posted...

I used to actively dislike myself, but now I'm more neutral on me as a person. But the fact that people see positive qualities in me to the point where they try to actively befriend me/show some sort of affection towards me, still confuses me sometimes

It comes as a surprise to me sometimes as well. My graduating class that I grew up with was really toxic (most of my friends were either 2 years older or 2 years younger than me). And while I was never "bad" at making friends, it was enough to make me self conscious and I went about life assuming most people wouldn't be interested in being friends with me. I carried that with me through my 20s -- still wasn't bad at making friends, but I was always cautious about it because of younger experiences.

Suddenly in my 30s I somehow became a social butterfly.... Oddly as a night shift worker where I don't get to see any girls for most of my shift, I started noticing all kinds of attention from girls when I did see them. It feels great but at the same time it doesn't feel like it should be happening. Like I don't deserve it or something.

With 50 billion handed to me, I think I could find the free time to become a skilled martial artist on my own.

AldousIsDead posted...

The mehest of meh.

Maybe you've never read Terry Pratchett before. It's not that it's a good story, because it isn't. It's the fact that a machine was able to capture his aloof and humorous writing style.

MEGAsoldier posted...

I thought "Asmongold types" were known for jerkin it to any female that is remotely attractive so this topic has confused me greatly

I asked what Asmongold did several posts above yours and nobody has answered.

In the bustling city of Ankh-Morpork, where the cobbled streets twisted like a drunken snake and the air was thick with the scent of fried rat-onna-stick, a peculiar event was unfolding. The wizards of Unseen University had accidentally summoned a cheese sandwich during their weekly sance. Archchancellor Mustrum Ridcully, a man with a beard that could house a small family of squirrels, scratched his head and peered at the sandwich suspiciously.
Is it a magical sandwich? he asked, squinting at the cheese as if expecting it to reveal its secrets.
Perhaps its a message from the gods, said Ponder Stibbons, the youngest and most sensible wizard in the room. A divine snack, if you will.
The Librarian, who was currently an orangutan due to a mishap involving a banana and a misplaced spell, hooted in agreement. He swung from the chandelier, flinging crumbs everywhere.
Ridcully sighed. Well, whatever it is, its not paying tuition fees. And we cant have freeloaders in our magical establishment, can we?
And so, the wizards debated the fate of the cheese sandwich. Should they eat it? Bury it? Turn it into a new hat for the Bursar? The possibilities were endless, and the cheese remained stoically silent, as cheeses often do.
Meanwhile, Death sat on a nearby rooftop, watching the proceedings with mild interest. He adjusted his black cloak and wondered if he should intervene. After all, cheese sandwiches were not meant to disrupt the fabric of reality. But then again, this was Ankh-Morpork, where reality was more of a loose suggestion than a rule.
And so, the cheese sandwich became a legend. Songs were sung about it in taverns, and children whispered its name in awe. The wizards eventually decided to frame it and hang it in the Great Hall, right next to the portrait of the previous Archchancellor, who had turned himself into a potted plant during a particularly wild faculty party.
And as the sun set over the city, casting long shadows on the cobblestones, the cheese sandwich sat there, quietly defying logic and reason. Because in Ankh-Morpork, anything was possibleeven a cheese sandwich with aspirations of greatness.

Pretty dead on in style, though it comes with the flaws you'd expect with AI

What did Asmongold do?

Revisited posted...

No fucking way O__O . I was just looking him up on wikipedia the other day to see if he was still alive and if he really did it/if we ever found out, and now this topic says he dead? That is eerie timing

Please never look me up on Wikipedia

Anything that has never happened in real life should absolutely NOT be allowed in fiction.

nekrodev posted...

I know people that are over 30 and still can't understand that Tidus is pronouced "Tee-dus"

Are you in the realm that Teedus is the canon pronunciation because of the voice acted dialogue in Kingdom Hearts?

Jog. Lol (so I voted other)

Pushups strengthen your arms, chest, and upper back.

Planks are a great core exercise and you can benefit from them (or any ab exercise) besides just "having abs." Having a strong core will make you appear thinner, improve your posture and balance, and lower your chances of spinal injury.

Infinite number of benefits from pushups as well. "I don't plan on being thin" is a terrible reason to not do them, or any exercise.

Edit: I typed my post when there were still no other posts ITT, and I gotta say I'm proud of CE for having so many reasonable responses this quickly. CE is more health conscious than one might assume.

I'm hooked and will always come back to games like DOOM 1, 2, & 64, Duke Nukem 3D and the like.

What's your favorite, CE?

The little sensor you get that beeps when you get closer to an object you've taken a picture of.

TotK is worse than BotW for subsequent playthroughs because of things like this. Fairies are more frustrating to unlock. The tutorial is longer, then you still have to do more questing to get the paraglider, then MORE to get auto build. And if I want to track items with a sensor without completing any temples, I should be able to.

I really like the obstacles>puzzles aspect of TotK, and it's why I thought TotK was the better game on my first playthrough. But BotW has more replayability, because after the tutorial, I can literally just walk and glide towards whatever cool thing I want to unlock. TotK keeps putting more barriers in the way.

Giant_Aspirin posted...

there are actually people who think SLJ was in The Matrix?

Hopefully not anymore.

Turns out that was a whole other series of movies called Blade.
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"I will take it?"

I feel like everyone trusted him way too quickly. Besides Aragorn and Gandalf, no one else who was arguing about who should take the ring had any idea that hobbits were such sturdy creatures. So why was everyone suddenly like "yeah nah, I'm pretty badass, but this hobbit is probably the one for the job."

The first is Sagessa, aka the Eerie voice from the well.
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And now I have discovered Captain Flaxel.
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/e/e932e190.jpg

I need to get stronger so I can help Flaxel in her next quest.

Someone from GTAIV?
Fallout New Vegas?
A Goomba from Super Mario bros?

Toxic for being a bad work place and providing shitty customer service?

Isn't appeasing shareholders like most large companies' top priority, and the largest contributor to making short term decisions and trimming necessary expenses and whatnot?

Like, if the idea of shareholding went away, and companies just tried to maximize their sales, but made wise investments that will keep them floating smoother for the long-term, would those corporations operate better and be more beneficial for their employees and customers, and the economy as a whole?

Preferably something pre- Halo:CE, but not an absolute necessity.

I heard the OG Unreal Tournament was fantastic for that back in the day.

I'm rich, fellas.

Political polarization has probably increased atheists' and religious people's hostility towards one another.

I rescind my previous post. Apparently there was mayhem and murder and robbery and looting all across the city. My b guys.

MC_BatCommander posted...

What situation could happen where your bank money is completely inaccessible but cash money would be useful?

s0nicfan posted...

The problem with that kind of logic is that the level of catastrophe required to make it so that cash hoarded in your home is your only source of money is a level of disaster that's going to make that money you have at home worthless too. At that point you may as well hoard bottled water and bullets, or at the very least things that have trade value that you can buy with dollars right now that won't deprecate in value the way a currency might.

It's happened before in places and it didn't turn them into an apocalypse movie. The Blackout of NYC was one. People had to live on whatever cash they had and a lot of times if you didn't have small bills you were out of luck because businesses could not break the bigger bills.

ItsNotA2Mer posted...

How much is a large sum? I absolutely think it's smart to keep some cash handy, but I'm unsure about a "large" sum.

The same they recommend for savings. Months of current living expenses.

In case we get MGS2'd?

Sufferedphoenix posted...

Guessing modern dooms don't count?

They absolutely are not like the other games listed in the poll.

People didn't like Unreal?