Here's a nice quote from C.S. Lewis, that seems relevant to the subject:“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…
Let's not forget the giant, shape changing robot from Enthiran. Like Devastator, it's made up of smaller robots, but unlike Devastator, each of the smaller robots is a full-sized version of India's Chuck Norris: Rajinikanth
No love for Mecha-Streisand?
Might be a good deal if you can't get a PS4 any other way. ;)
Or this:
I really like the cards where multiple card illustrations have kind of a story to them, here's a one about a trubbish befriending phione. :)
LOL Cake just gains extra vertebrae when she stretches?
Blasphemy! The Princess Bride already has a sequel. The sequel is just putting the DVD back into the player again.
If you are not naked you are not streaking. You're just running.
if only it was actually Burnout Paradise. then I might actually be interested.
This is whats in its teeth, A D8 Dozer.
Why are next-gen fighters still using hitboxes? Can't we have body-part specific hitting yet after Toribash?
Fairies are calms brutes down, hence Fairy>Fighting, Dragon, Dark
To clarify what everyone else was saying, Dragons are statistically the best type based on averages of their base stats. They're absurdly powerful, have access to huge movepools, and almost all of them fall I to OU or Ubers. Their only check was Ice-types before this gen, but very few people run Ice-types because they…
So by providing them with plenty weaknesses it actually provides more of a decent challenge now to actually train and use Dragons in Pokémon. Or, at least, that's what I gathered out of everyone's responses here. It is interesting indeed, and I guess I didn't think about how Dragons were very powerful on their own…
Hi shows are great. I particularly loved Enigma.
I'll just put these feels here .