I almost want to be believe this is real simply because I can potentially see an employer looking for a way to keep an employee tied down to them, and an easy way is to have debt. If you don’t have debt, you might be more willing to risk changing jobs simply for the pleasure of it. 

It’s amazing how much historical revisionism Kantai has -- meanwhile, probably because Azur Lane is a chinese property, they actually do make Germany and Japan the bad guys, although they’re given the chance for redemption by serving under you against the Sirens. 

they’re riddled with disease tho

as god as your witness? 

Apparently, she’s not that popular in Japan =/

That episode was hilariously bad, but San Diego getting zapped by Eldridge was funny.

I’d be ok with a 3rd-person shooter! Also, a GFxAL x-over! I can just imagine IDW and San Diego together. 

It’s hilarious that the anime was so bad at times that the last two episodes basically got canned mid-production and being redone, with March as a possible release date. It still had some great scenes tho — like Enterprise’s first transformation scene.

Amagi needs some skins! 

Probably not. Netflix Mexico has had all the Saint Seiya seasons for a while now, but Netflix US only had the first 3 seasons... it wasn’t until a few weeks ago Netflix US got the 4th one. 

As someone that watched Captain Tsubasa as a kid (thank you Mexican over the air TV), I think the concept is pretty cool as a video game, but I wonder if the effects are gonna be super distracting in the middle of the game. 

My thoughts exactly — I have no idea why the US is so against Cabovers, except maybe the perception that conventional design is safer. 

That header image is like the 17th century embodiment of “Well, Actually...”

Ride me to the moon~

It’s shocking the Canyon Denali does not have any of that. It’s more shocking seeing people bought Canyon Denalis knowing they’re paying a markup for a badge. 

I’ll prolly wait a year after I finish paying of my Ridgeline, but now that Tacos have powerseats and AA/AC, they’re now at the top of vehicles I’d replace my ridgeline with. That said, I love getting 26 MPG on the highway 

Sure, it’s not innovative, but two QoL things that made the Taco feel outdated compared to other medium size trucks have finally been addressed.

And the new 2020 Taco got driver power seat and Android Auto/Apple Carplay.

Has the instrument cluster received a refresh since this gen of Canyons came out? It was the most boring instrument cluster ever for a pick-up truck that is supposed to be a step-up from the Colorado. 

woulda been more impressed with Noir Spider-man