takes long draw Listen... there's no way to explain it... you just had to be there

takes long draw Listen... there's no way to explain it... you just had to be there

I wonder if they'll adapt the Booty Warrior incident
I wonder if whoever named it that was completely clueless about what they'd done, or if they were secretly cool.
As for myself, I got brainwashed by Command & Conquer: Red Alert 2 and now I yearn for the day I can drop bombs on the Statue of Liberty from my attack zeppelin.
If a deal is made in the forest and there's no one around to hear to it, does the strait reopen?
Or perhaps consider: What is the sound of one hand shaking?
Wow, this map is making me even angrier than I thought I needed to be. What an unbelievable fucking waste of space.
I have a vivid dream of taking this wretched isle in a firm hand, banning all animal products and just shooting the first thousand people who complain. Along with many other changes.
But the antisemitism! Meanwhile this is just fine:

What's that phrase again? Live by the sword... something something... you can sell as many swords as you like anywhere any time.
Las Malvinas son Españolas
It's about the adventures of the Joestar (yes, "Joe-Star") family across the course of multiple generations, with each part - more-or-less self-contained series, of which there are now nine in manga, six of which have finished anime adaptations and the seventh of which is coming out at the moment - following a different descendant of the original main character, Jonathan Joestar, as they fight various supernatural forces of evil across the world.
The first part was written in the 80s and is in some ways a parody of certain manga coming out at the time, mainly Fist of the North Star, but it develops into so much more. I definitely recommend watching the anime, the first two parts are adapted into a single 26 episode series that should give you the flavor of what to expect with the rest. The next part is almost double the length at 48 episodes, and some consider it a bit of a slog in the middle, but it's still very good. Then the next three series, the adaptations of parts 4, 5 and 6, are extremely good and have maybe some of the best episodes of anime I've seen. Part 7 is coming out now and looks to be equally as good, although hamstrung by Netflix's Bizarre release schedule.
It's a big commitment to watch all of it, but as a whole it's probably one of my favorite animes.
He's crying for another innocent being cast into that hell
I saw the Grifter - this world-soul - riding out of the city on a con game.
It is indeed a wonderful sensation to see such an individual, who, concentrated here at a single point, astride a shell company, reaches out over the world and scams it.