Lego Island 2 was great

Iron Man: they are executives at the same company that developed the tech

Black Panther: the bad guy literally just couped the government of Wakanda

Ant Man: the villain is a former business parter of Pym

Dr Strange: they trained at the same monastery and the bad guy trained for longer

I think these fights are boring most of the time, but they’re not implausible. They have plenty of plot justification.

Also the character who copied Hawkeye was a girl who was inspired by his heroism and spent years learning archery and martial arts and still sucked at being Hawkeye when she met him

There’s one example of freezing in space done right. In the finale of JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Battle Tendency, Kars gets shot into space and tries to course correct with air jets, but then he starts freezing over, air jets first.

In Phantom Blood, we were shown Dio’s special technique for freezing people by evaporating the moisture on his skin. This is to introduce viewers to the fact that boiling a liquid makes it colder. Kars froze because the moisture in his air jets boiled in the vacuum and became freezing cold. Kars didn’t know this detail of physics because he’s an ancient Aztec.

And a web app for accessing first aid resources should have a tight process.

Can I see your story? Something about this whole event grips me. I can’t learn enough about it.

There is never any good reason to point a gun at someone you are not currently trying to kill.

Yes there is. The good reason is being an actor who is playing a character who’s trying to kill someone.

Actually, he didn’t pull the trigger. It was a revolver and he fired it by pulling the hammer back.

She learned how to be an armourer from her dad and it seems like he was the one who provided her a live round. She had no idea what she was doing, he’s a bad armourer and a bad parent who raised and taught another bad armourer.

Yeah, it was an AD. Armourer handed the gun to AD, AD shouted “cold gun” and handed it to Baldwin. Baldwin treated it like a cold gun and got someone killed. AD pleaded guilty.

I couldn’t find any reference to them plinking cans onset. The version of the story I read says she got the rounds from her dad, and they were “reloaded” rounds that had originally been dummies but were made live by hand. Basically her dad’s a careless armourer who mixes reloaded rounds with dummies and didn’t teach his daughter to check her ammo.

The actor didn’t actually pull the trigger. He pulled back the hammer on the revolver manually. I guess they needed a working hammer for the scene.

I bought a Pixel a because it has a headphone jack. I only cared about one thing. When mine dies, I’ll buy whatever still has a headphone jack.

I’m glad the game about putting down a Jewish rebellion for equal rights was bad.

No, I’m assuming since he’s white and nobody wants to hire him as a writer he likes golf.

I bet if he converted to paganism and became a druid, or if he learned a few languages, or if he got a bachelor’s in ancient history he’d have an easier time getting a job. Which is kind of exactly what these employers are saying. They’re saying “come back when you have something new to bring to the table”.

“Hello, I am a generic white man from the suburbs who likes Golf. I think I could contribute a unique perspective to your writing.”

“Hello, I am a gay immigrant from China who speaks three languages. I think I could contribute a unique perspective to your writing.”

If I’m looking for fresh ideas and to tell new stories, I know which of those two I’m hiring. Studio probably already has 5 identical white men who like Golf. If he wants to be considered for the job, he should go out and experience the world for himself. That’s where you get the inspiration for new stories and good writing.

🅱️inance 🫰🤌👌

If somebody’s gotta live in interesting times, I’d rather it be me than someone less equipped, like my ancestors.

I shall amend my comment to say clarification instead of correction.

AGI is the stuff you see on Star Trek.

Clarification. AGI describes Data, Moriarty, and Peanut Hamper, but it doesn’t describe the Enterprise’s computer. Which has speech recognition, but is less intelligent than an LLM.

Yeah, bruh is using the Halo definition of AI. Probably played too many video games instead of actually paying attention to the history of computing.