Man, I loved this album when it came out. Thanks for reminding me it exists. Time to go find it and spin it!
miseducator
joined 2 years ago
It's nice in East Asia to be able to watch a game and have a beer at a reasonable hour.
Jesus after seeing this pic:
Came here to comment about a Communist cartoon dog after reading the name.
Haha. Yeah. I was being a bit hyperbolic about the five stars thing.
Korea absolutely has much stricter defamation laws to the point I'm afraid to give a restaurant less than 5 stars on UberEats. I kid, but you really gotta be careful what you say about people online or even in person. I had a co-worker call our boss a liar and get sued for it. Dude was definitely a liar.
Yeah, Control rules! I thought the enemy variety was a bit lacking, but other than that, it was a blast.
I actually liked the ending too, but the more I thought about it, the more absurd it seemed.
Ellie lives happily, except for her PTSD, with Deena and their kid.
Tommy comes through and says he knows where Abby is, but is too messed up to go after her himself.
Deena says don't do it.
Ellie goes anyway and proceeds to kill dozens of slavers, frees the slaves, then finds Abby, who is on the verge of dying.
She then saves Abby's life, kicks her malnourished butt, then let's her go off on her way.
Ellie returns home, hoping to find Deena and kid, but they are gone and her life is uprooted once again.
The final act and epilogue just seemed so absurd to me for some reason. It was fun and well acted and directed, but it was a bit silly.
乖乖听话 小同志，Cowbee 老师 在讲课！(Listen here young comrades, Mr. Cowbee is teaching us a valuable lesson!) /s
focus on listening more than anything else
... because what you say might get you disappeared.
Looks like the WM-20.
They've been "confiscated" at the beginning of every school day and put into this case with a bunch of pouches for phones since cell phones became a thing in South Korea, but apparently this was a decision left up to the school principal. The last middle school I worked at didn't allow students to bring phones to school at all. I've never heard of any schools that allow phones in class outside of some supervised activities where they might need it. I guess this law just makes the rule mandatory for all schools.
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