FooBarrington 6d ago • 100%
No, I'm pretty sure that's Whiskers The Wonder Cat from the 1989 classic "Dragon Ball".
https://youtu.be/-oG-nczrlWA?feature=shared
(yes, that's the original english dub)
FooBarrington 6d ago • 100%
chuckles in immutable distribution
FooBarrington 7d ago • 100%
Well, more like "left wing groups being destroyed by greedy capitalists"
FooBarrington 1w ago • 100%
Incredibly cute, thanks for sharing!
FooBarrington 1w ago • 100%
She's graciously waiting for the butler to return with more caviar!
FooBarrington 2w ago • 100%
Yeah, YouTube without hardware acceleration is unusable. You need that for anything beyond simple text and images. Give that a try, though it might not work properly depending on your setup.
FooBarrington 2w ago • 100%
Most likely hardware acceleration isn't working properly.
FooBarrington 2w ago • 100%
That cat is currently hatching a plan on how it can force an entire medical team to witness the murder. The team will revive their owner, whereupon the cat can continue it's carnage, only for the loop to begin anew.
FooBarrington 2w ago • 100%
Gefühlt ist das aber auch der Pilz, vor dem man seit Kindheit gewarnt wird. Ich kenne kaum Pilze, aber bei Fliegenpilz habe ich direkt das Bild vor Augen.
FooBarrington 2w ago • 100%
Nice code, good job!
FooBarrington 2w ago • 100%
I absolutely agree that S1 is great television, and the cliffhangers aren't as bad as many other shows. But there are a lot of open questions from the end of the last episode:
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!Who, or what, is Kaos?!<
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!Why/how does Caeneus have the ability to return people?!<
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!Who/what was guiding Prometheus?!<
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!How will humanity react to Riddy's revelations?!<
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!Will Dionysus revive Dennis?!< This one never being answered might actually be a war crime according to the Geneva convention
FooBarrington 2w ago • 100%
I only remember the Prometheus scene, but very likely I'm forgetting something.
Fully agree on Prometheus and Dionysus. It was great how Dio kept showing empathy while searching for his purpose, and how the conflict with Zeus ignited a spark in him - he for sure would have played an important role in further plans by Prometheus. Bummer we won't get to see it play out!
FooBarrington 2w ago • 100%
I mean, it was multiple pretty massive cliffhangers...
FooBarrington 2w ago • 100%
What are you talking about? That's not our Jackie, he's clearly missing his signature tooth pick. I've never seen Jackie Daytona without his signature tooth pick.
FooBarrington 2w ago • 100%
I don't remember exactly what you mean, but very possible I missed it/forgot. Is this about the barkeeper?
Though I guess whether it's gay or not depends on how the gender fluid person felt at the time? Not sure how that works. Life is full of mysteries...
FooBarrington 2w ago • 100%
When were they shown to be gay? I understood them to be gender fluid, which is something different.
FooBarrington 2w ago • 40%
Cool! But I definitely won't watch any of his movies in the theater anymore. Barely being able to audibly understand Tenet, and then being told it was on purpose, was a bridge too far for me.
FooBarrington 2w ago • 100%
The repeated disconnect/reconnect sound points towards a relationship that once worked, but is now broken with only brief periods of common understanding. As happy as those rare times are, they never last long enough to successfully transfer my music library.
FooBarrington 2w ago • 100%
One of my parents little shits does that. He's not allowed on the kitchen counter, but is allowed on a bar area slightly higher. He lays there, and you can see how his paw gets stretched down further and further, until it hovers millimeters above the counter. Sometimes he touches it, and gets very offended when told off. Then the paw goes back up, and the lowering starts all over.
It doesn't stop. It just never stops.
**Please use spoiler tags for comic spoilers (anything that hasn't been shown in the latest episodes of the show)!** Hey all! I'd like to try starting a directed discussion, since participation in the episode discussions hasn't really happened yet (but it's slowly picking up on the sub, woohoo!). Depending on how things go I'll post more in the coming weeks :) What was the moment or thing that happened which made you go "This isn't like other superhero media"? I think we can all agree that Invincible feels very refreshing and has many interesting ideas. Is there something you really like? Or something that defines Invincible?
Use these links to get to the individual episode discussions: - [Episode 1](https://lemmy.world/post/9058247) - [Episode 2](https://lemmy.world/post/8066226) - [Episode 3](https://lemmy.world/post/9058249) - [Episode 4](https://lemmy.world/post/8673876) - [Episode 5](https://lemmy.world/post/13125671) - [Episode 6](https://lemmy.world/post/13388350) - [Episode 7](https://lemmy.world/post/13647687) - [Episode 8](https://lemmy.world/post/13898048)
What are your thoughts on this episode? I know the comics, so the beginning didn't throw me off - but I watched this episode on a bunch of reaction channels, and I love how confused they were at first!
I'm really interested in trying to get more information about Void, and one angle I haven't read much about is this: **does the amount of people sacrificed, and their strength, influence the power of the resultant godhand member**? There definitely seems to be some kind of correlation between sacrifices and power, since Slan states in chapter 82: "It's ironic though. The stronger his life force and the greater his anguish, the more they become precious bread for the new life of darkness". From this we can at least deduct that a strong sacrifice makes the new member stronger than a weak sacrifice. Now the question is: shouldn't this mean that Void is much, much more powerful than Griffith currently is? After all, he sacrificed not just a band of mercenaries (who have some very strong members, albeit only few due to the year before), but an entire kingdom. I do think the average sacrifice was much weaker for Void (as they were most likely not warriors, but intellectuals), though it's difficult to say since we know very little about his eclipse. But nonetheless I definitely think there is some correlation here. This of course leads to some interesting possibilities for what Griffith is currently up to. Is he planning to somehow ascend further by making another, much bigger sacrifice? Do the godhand members have a hierarchy which he is trying to climb (almost certainly)? Could he be trying to surpass the Idea of Evil itself?
I'm re-reading the manga right now. During the Eclipse, we see the brand placed on a number of hawks, each in a different place ([link to the panel](https://cdn.readberserk.com/file/AnimeRleases/Berserk_78_017.jpg)): - Casca gets it on the left side of her chest, roughly over her heart - Guts, of course, has it on his neck - Judeau gets his on the palm of his left hand - Pippin has it on his forearm - Corkus gets his on his forehead (just like the bodies below the tower of rebirth) I can make an argument for each of them to have gotten it on whatever they most rely on, except for Guts, I can't make a concrete argument why it's his neck. But what I'm really interested in is this: can we learn anything about the bodies from Gaiserics kingdom from this? It might be that the population of his city wasn't made up of fighters and physical people at the time it was sacrificed, but of thinkers, or at least people who rely more on wit and cunning than on strength (positive or negative). This would make sense considering the technological and social advancements they seem to have made. What do you guys think?
Everyone has something they can't stop themselves from nerding out over - but often it's hard to find people to talk to about it. So go ahead, share your interests, and tell us about them!