If someone hasn't already mentioned it, I highly recommend JeeJa Yanin in Prachya Pinkaew's Chocolate. She plays an autistic, poor kid that essentially beats the ever livin' shit out almost everyone in Thailand just to save her mother and her bother who have been kidnapped by a mob boss.

You never saw the opening to the Ghost in the Shell movie?

Therm-optic camouflage built into the skin.

Also focus less on her tits, and more on the fact that she is basically Nightcrawler from the Xmen but with a Sniper Rifle.

"Critics who treat 'adult' as a term of approval, instead of as a merely descriptive term, cannot be adult themselves. To be concerned about being grown up, to admire the grown up because it is grown up, to blush at the suspicion of being childish; these things are the marks of childhood and adolescence. And in…

How about some edutainment >.<

Mission name for the 2018 mars rocket ;)

Pick up that can.

Let's talk about adult topics such as this thing called Logic. Logic can be split into two basic categories: Informal and Formal. The major divide can be summed up by evaluating the different categories towards your classic syllogism which is Major Premise, Minor Premise and Conclusion. Major Premise is general…

Consider that so many of the important things that people fight and even die for are only names. I live in the U.S. of America, it's only a name. America doesn't actually exist in the physical world. Sure, there is the land, but you can't rightly say that is America. It existed before people came here and called it…

Geralt.

If you're at the point where you sit at home, gun in hand waiting for something to happen, you should probably seek help.

A 12 year old knows what murder is.

Fetch Quest Fatigue: check out this write-up on The Witcher 3, where CD Projekt Red talks to PC Gamer about quests and how The Witcher 3 is going to try its best to have an open world like Skyrim without all the "unimaginative busywork" that can come with that sort of game.

A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.

She is meant to look a tad risque in the plot actually. And they are censoring some plot points elsewhere as well.

It's because kids are forced to act more like adults in the culture. Western culture still treats college students like they are big children. In Japan, even middle schoolers are taught to be more responsible, help younger classmates and by highschool, you can even work on attaining full time employment.

You can't explain that.