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Published: 2016-06-27 15:52:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 57577; Favourites: 1464; Downloads: 567
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Listening to the people of the UK post-referendum and the display of complete and utter ignorance and stupidity......f**k it. Just let the place burn.Let the place burn and let the fire be a warning to the rest of the planet: pay attention to the world around you and don't throw away the chance for unity, regardless of how tiny a sliver it may be.
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Thanks a lot man, i'll let you know what I think after reading it.
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did you ever get around to reading those journals? I'd be impressed if you did, having a life and all.
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The first one yes. Which I quite enjoyed actually.
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Really? You didn't think the opening was too dense? I tried to weave the exposition in organically by having the daughter tell it as an extension of her repressed and sheltered upbringing. Hence the time warp where she goes from being eight to fourteen years old: she's still hearing the same stories as a teenager. I worried that might be jarring to some people. It was certainly experimental, the whole opening. What did you think of the reveal that Kaven is missing an arm? How would you, personally, describe the relationship between Kaven and his daughter? And feel free to be as descriptive as you want. Feedback is always appreciated.Β
Oh, what was your favorite part? Did you like the mythology and the red-handed prince? Did the opening leave you with positive questions or plot holes?Β
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I honestly prefer stories being condensed since it takes
earlier to get into the meat of things, while also allowing
for more information to be given as well.
For me the lead protagonist was my favourite part, since
I could relate to her reactions as also having a shelteredΒ
upbringing.
Just wondering but was Goku a mary sue in the original
english dub?
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Well, could you follow everything? Did you get a sense for all the characters, even in the story-telling sequence? What did you think of the red-handed prince's story? Was there any information you felt you didn't absolutely need? Because I've thought about just hacking out the parts with the sidhe (the fairies) and the initial introduction of the Fomori (the battle of the giant's stair). Β My sister-in-law told me she retched during the "Feast of Famine" scene where all the Fomori are cursed. What was your reaction?
Oh, what did you think of the wolves at the end?
Nnnno. Goku got his ass kicked a lot. For instance, in 'Dragonball' the only tournament he ever wins is against Piccolo. He loses prior to Roshi and Tien. In the saiyan saga, arguably the best in DBZ, even with all his training in the after life, Goku couldn't defeat Vegeta. It took Gohan crushing him by accident as an ozaru for Vegeta to finally throw in the towel. In the Frieza saga, he only starts winning after Krillin dies and he turns into a super saiyan. Watch 'Dragonball' and early DBZ, you'll see what I mean. He gets pummeled constantly.Β
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Yes I did. Much better than most i'll admit. The wolves were worthΒ
investing since they felt more fleshed out in comparison to other
portrayals.
Sorry that was the wrong term, I meant was he dubbed to be likeΒ
Superman.
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What was you favorite part?
Β I don't think that started until Sean Schemmel around the Buu saga. Before that Goku was certainly powerful but he still had a relatability to him. When he trains for the first time at a hundred times earth's gravity you're with him; you feel the genuine peril he's in.Β
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Probably the discussion to the court to be honest.
Yeah the best series show the protagonist trainingΒ
to overcome their obstacle.Β
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It's still my favorite scene of Vegeta before the Buu saga is when he's training himself to death.
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Yeah it really shows how much of a perfectionist Vegeta is in comparison to Goku.
Although it's funny when you realize that Vegeta just wants to be a Mary Sue
REAL bad.
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Iiii don't think you can be a Mary Sue and evil.
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Mary Sue are just about winning in EVERY conflict, it was never specified that they have to be good or evil.
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Yeah, but a villain that's nearly perfect at everything they do is...a serious threat. I mean, that's what Moriarty was in 'Game of Shadows'. He was a criminal mastermind, a scientist, a mathematician, and an accomplished boxer.Β
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But what about villains that only get defeated at the end?
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i think we'd need to define a mary sue before getting any headway. A Mary Sue (or Damien Wayne) is a character, I maintain, that is effortlessly good at everything they do, is a two dimensional character and is instantly or nearly instantly loved by everyone. At least the protagonists of the story.Β
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For me that belongs to the main characters of the manga Fairy Tail.
Where they loose to the antagonist, then come back to defeat with
the power friendship.
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I tried getting into 'Fairy Tale', but it was just too much like 'One Piece'; and, for me, 'One Piece' is just too goofy to take seriously.Β
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Actually FT is worse because it reuses the same plot points in
EVERY arc, and never allows the characters to loose and learn.
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Β I've been out of the loop with animes lately, but I'm getting back into the genre. I just watched 'Future Diary' (which was awesome!...until the hit-or-miss ending); and I bought Noragami.Β
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A really good one to get into is Durarara
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so far the positives balance out the negatives, might get worse when scotland leave but then it's Scotland's fault not the Brexit's
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Well if you look at statistics in the election and economically. Scotland prefers Europe over England.
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As long as it doesn't go over the near-revolutionary tipping point, England more specifically the United Kingdom should be fine. If Scotland leaves then..........apocalypse
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It will probably be another referendum.Β
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I feel like doing the comic of him standing in a burning saying. this is okay, is perfectly fine.
it is crazy how they reacted, "I never thought my vote would count" mentality...
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I'm an American and I've surprisingly have kept up with Brexit more than our own election. So which way did youΒ vote Jack? Honestly IΒ think UK leaving EU will be the healthiest option in the long run if the UK parliament can actually do something.
(please let's not make this an argument and respect one another's decisions.)
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Preaching to us about utter ignorance and stupidity post-referendum? That's rich considering your most recent journal.
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This was his most recent journal when I posted that comment. Funny how he demeans people who mindlessly ramble about the issue when he easily fits into that same category.
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I can't find your comment.
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Hey, bitch, you think it's funny top talk about killing "niggers?" What a sad little person.
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I mean the comment on this comic. Sorry if I wasn't clear enough.
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Alas, poor Britain. Β I knew thee wellΒ
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I love just how many people started wondering what the EU was AFTER the vote.
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Glad to know that having a second vote is what set him off.
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I think you are trying to say something here but I can't quite put a finger on it
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I think the reason they wanted to leave is because of the immigration crisis. The open borders policy has let in a lot of emasculated Syrian men from there country who have been crowding the European women and molesting them to their heart's content. Seriously, and it isn't helping that Angela Merkel isn't punishing them for there reprehensible actions; in fact it's being discouraged. I've seen videos of them saying Hail Hitler and wrecking the whole country. All in the name of multiculturalism. It's too soon to tell if what Britain did will work out. We won't really know until a year passes, if they pass or fail.
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It all boils down to cucks, doesn't it?
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Perhaps there should be a test required for voting rights in the future?
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The greatest error in this referendum was the fact that was a referendum in the first place. Why such a serious decision was left at the hands of the people if the consequences of leaving EU would be catastrophic? One person is intelligent, the people is dumb.
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I fear you were too late to burn it all.Β
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So will you be coming to America.........we're waiting for you Phil..... one of us.... one of us .... @_@ lolΒ
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I'm sorry about the current situation... unfortunately being an outsider all I know is that what happened is apparently absolute shite, as my Manchester friend continues to inform me when we speak.
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SUNLIGHT FOH LYFE! *howie scream*
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