they won’t say woof in the show until the end of season three, when this guy shows up looking photorealistic style
12.03.2026 05:08
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they won’t say woof in the show until the end of season three, when this guy shows up looking photorealistic style
you should get into… let’s say, Ar Tonelico.
he should get his son christopher to spend his life editing his unreleasable manuscripts like JRR Tolkien did
but you might be surprised what the summit is a summit of. house.
I’m planning on protesting at the next G7 Summit.
yeah. get back in the survival horror pit. you should be playing Fatal Frame 2: Crimson Butterfly
Did you read Cheese and the Worms in that magic class?
U-3 is a homie
In the future, instead of saying “Hi” to each other, we’ll say “Highguard”
isn’t there a lizard from New Jersey?
the iron vigil brokers the contracts with the wardens.
what’s the mickey character’s name maybe he has a point
I predict that 2026 will be the “Year of Strangereal”
could this be the key to the secret of the “Beyond”?
Making what was the extreme position into the moderate option is the moderate option. The extreme option is making the moderate position into the extreme option.
Told my dentist to check out “No Other Choice”.
I think Arcudi’s BPRD might be better than Hellboy proper. guy Figured It Out.
so gundam gets a witch and now all the other mecha franchises need one
In 1994, '') director James Cameron wrote an 80-page treatment for Avatar, drawing inspiration from science fiction books he had read in his childhood, as well as from adventure novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs and H. Rider Haggard. 101 Parts of the movie also came to him in a dream when he was 19 years old. He dreamed about a bioluminescent forest with fiber-optic trees, fan lizards, a river with bioluminescent particles and a purple moss that lit up when stepped on. When he woke up, he made a drawing of the scene and later used it in the movie. 1631 In August 1996, Cameron
The idea of Avatar is older than you are.
After Saddam Hussein's invasion of Kuwait, Venezuela's government decided to break from O.P.E.C. policy and produce as much oil as possible. It looked as if Venezuela might be trying to steal some of Saudi Arabia's American market share. The usurper attempted to almost double its oil production, from 3.2 million barrels a day to 5.5 million a day. For a while, the gambit worked; Venezuela gained more and more of the U.S. import market and replaced Saudi Arabia as America's number-one outside oil supplier. In 1997, however, Saudi Arabia retaliated by authorizing a surge in its own oil production, a program "explicitly designed to punish Venezuela" and to establish a "deterrent," as the industry consultant Edward L. Morse would describe it, to dissuade any other oil-rich country that might harbor similar ambitions.
When Venezuela surged oil production to America in the 90s, the Saudis retaliated and tanked the price. Huh!
From “Private Empire: Exxon Mobil and American Power”
gamer’s respite…
they’re going to try to reclaim this moment for the rest of our lives. they’re going to say “wow remember 2025?” and nod racistly, eyes closed in reverie as their kids pull the plug
hey it happens sometimes. Days Gone is a secret sequel to the Syphon Filter franchise.
i’ve thought about it and i think, i’d ask him to tell me another tale of the shephard
robin williams? knew. that’s why he made 5 hour photo.
roboco was crazy this week
I think the game awards would really benefit from a “Golden Globes” to compete against, an alternative to force them to actually prestige it up.
this has become a very important video to me
