Thanks for sharing this. I had owned a GameCube since a few days before their official release in the US and can’t say I was ever aware of this little easter egg.

Pikamee is a native of Japan, and the controversy with JKR has very little traction in Asia. She grew up in a bilingual home and is of mixed heritage, which resulted in her being discriminated and singled out in school as she grew up in Japan. Her turning to streaming as a vtuber was more of trying to get out to be…

Metric is the official units for Science and Business in the US so shouldn’t matter. As for why Fahrenheit remains the everyday measurement, I am guessing one of the previous hypothesis is probably right on the matter. For everyday weather Fahrenheit numbers kind of make a lot of sense because from a scale of 0 to…

It’s an archery guard to protect against the bow string. Many if them protect only one side of the chest.

My father was privy to survival estimates should WWIII break out. I remember him clearly mentioning that many of the NATO units deployed near the border had the length of their survival during the opening conflict measured only in minutes.

I honestly really hate these blanket statements on the military. My brother entered the military and able to pay for his PhD thanks to that, have a stable career working in the research and development of vaccines, therapies, and treatments for a variety of illnesses that you won’t see most civilian facilities bother…

Can't say I've ever seen it happen when I've gone to the movies (go about once or twice a year). The only clapping I can recall was when I went to see The Mist, when the crazy fanatic woman got shot and killed a large portion of the audience broke out in applause.