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boom boom boom posted:Oscar Isaac is handsome. yes he is
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LingcodKilla posted:Just how much is the anime industry paying boom boom boom to constantly shove their terrible dorkbots into this thread? Sadly he is Otaku, he does it for the honor of representing his most beloved Nippon, taking money would be shameful.
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Jan 6, 2016 17:22
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Moola posted:yes he is Even I think he's handsome and I am a straight man. He looked better in Drive though. With buzzed hair and stubble...and that's saying something since the other guy was Ryan Gosling.
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Apollodorus posted:Even I think he's handsome and I am a straight man. Goddamn it I was wondering why he looked familiar when I watched Inside Llewyn Davis. Someone post the image of the Poe Dameron waifu pillow if they haven't posted it already
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guts and bolts posted:Goddamn it I was wondering why he looked familiar when I watched Inside Llewyn Davis. Someone post the image of the Poe Dameron waifu pillow if they haven't posted it already http://nerdist.com/pilot-your-dreams-with-poe-dameron-body-pillows-star-wars/ 
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Let's not forget when Poe Dameron gets the upper hand on General Hux. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hGY44DIQb-A
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LingcodKilla posted:Just how much is the anime industry paying boom boom boom to constantly shove their terrible dorkbots into this thread?   
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Jan 6, 2016 18:10
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Actually, now that I think about it: a comic about creating plastic miniatures would be way better if it were about GW and its slow death spiral into the toilet.
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Jan 6, 2016 18:11
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post more Thirsty Dog posted:TERRIBLE GIMMICK. dont sign your posts
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sorry to derail the derail, but doesn't the new financial report complete with cover letter drop soon? I keep thinking Jan 12th but I'm not sure. I for one am looking forward to this more then any other GW release, the fights on Dakka and Warseer are gonna be awesome.
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Their flashing tongues, spitting out blood and poison.
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Moola posted:post more Just like when you gave GW money for their paints, you're enabling awful poo poo.
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Apollodorus posted:Actually, now that I think about it: a comic about creating plastic miniatures would be way better if it were about GW and its slow death spiral into the toilet. I'm the board member slamming his hands on the table dramatically during the important board meeting and exclaiming we have to reduce the stores to one man operations. There will be lots of sweat and a flashback about my grandparent jumping during the Wall Street crash and vowing never to let such a disgrace happen to our family again.
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Jan 6, 2016 19:45
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How is Knights of Sydonia (sp?) on Netflix? I want to watch it but my Netflix time is usually when I paint, and I can't read subtitles when I'm painting.
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Jan 6, 2016 20:08
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Jesus Christ do I love this thread. It's the gift that keeps on giving.
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krushgroove posted:How is Knights of Sydonia (sp?) on Netflix? I want to watch it but my Netflix time is usually when I paint, and I can't read subtitles when I'm painting. The CG animation is kinda bad, IMO. I only watched the first episode, the animation was enough to put me off. I did read Biomega by the same author, and that was pretty good, so I assume if you don't mind the animation, Kinghts of Sidonia would be good too.
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Ilor posted:Jesus Christ do I love this thread. It's the gift that keeps on giving. Me too even though I only understand what's happening like 5% of the time cause I'm old and simple.
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boom boom boom do you have any dioramas of that robot that's a windmillboom boom boom posted:The CG animation is kinda bad, IMO. I only watched the first episode, the animation was enough to put me off. I did read Biomega by the same author, and that was pretty good, so I assume if you don't mind the animation, Kinghts of Sidonia would be good too. Have a friend who swears by it up and down, so I kinda second-handedly back this up.
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spectralent posted:boom boom boom do you have any dioramas of that robot that's a windmill Tragically, there has never been a model kit of the Nether Gundam. Or Hurricane Gundam, as it's called in America. There was only an action figure 
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boom boom boom posted:Tragically, there has never been a model kit of the Nether Gundam. Or Hurricane Gundam, as it's called in America. There was only an action figure Quite the tragedy. Pretty much right behind the holocaust. God drat Weeaboos
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Yo boomboomboom got any hot links for Gundam modeling tips? I got the Re/100 Gerbera and I want to do it up real nice like.
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Someone linked the Tim Tebow chronicles up in here yesterday and I read it instead of working for a few hours and it was pretty good. The beginning was especially great. The ending went off the rails a bit into poorly-thought-out science fiction land but was still satisfyingly melancholy so I liked it. It is probably particularly good if you have some inkling of who Tim Tebow is (he is a remarkably good terrible football player), and have the standard level of American awareness of Canadian football (which is to say, you know it exists and have heard they only have three downs and that's all you know about it). It does take a long time to load, and has to be read using that loving interface they're using, but if you can just let it pull down however many unnecessary hundreds of megs of data it's trying to shove down your browser's throat, it's OK. Don't try to read it on a phone. here is the link again if anyone missed it.
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Charles Get-Out posted:Yo boomboomboom got any hot links for Gundam modeling tips? I got the Re/100 Gerbera and I want to do it up real nice like. I just do snap builds with panel lining, man. People in the Gunpla thread probably could help you out http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3678195
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TKIY posted:Quite the tragedy. Pretty much right behind the holocaust. I would put the lack of model kits for such G Gundam MS as Nether Gundam, Tequila Gundam, and Lumber Gundam on par with the lack of plastic Sisters of Battle kits on a model kit tragedy rating scale.
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Leperflesh posted:It is probably particularly good if you have some inkling of who Tim Tebow is (he is a remarkably good terrible football player), and have the standard level of American awareness of Canadian football (which is to say, you know it exists and have heard they only have three downs and that's all you know about it). As a non bad-sports fan, I had heard that Tim Tebow was mostly considered to be way overhyped for his actual skill level, which appeared to be somewhere short of the standard for the top tier of the NFL. From what I understood, he was mostly famous for his religious beliefs rather than his on-pitch prowess. Certainly he seems to have trouble finding a team that will let him play these days.
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Helen Highwater posted:As a non bad-sports fan, I had heard that Tim Tebow was mostly considered to be way overhyped for his actual skill level, which appeared to be somewhere short of the standard for the top tier of the NFL. From what I understood, he was mostly famous for his religious beliefs rather than his on-pitch prowess. Certainly he seems to have trouble finding a team that will let him play these days. Yeah, I called him a remarkably good terrible player for a reason, that's not a typo. This past preseason, he got signed by the Eagles, who subsequently cut him before the season started. So basically he couldn't even qualify to hold the QB3 spot on a team desperate for a functional quarterback. He's bad. But he's also great! He set records for his college, and then piloted Denver through a winning season and into the playoffs. He has tremendous running ability and flashes of brilliance on the field. The trouble is, those flashes of brilliance are interspersed with godawful play, especially passing. He's most famous for being super mega religious, but he's a clean religious boy kind of guy, which a big segment of the right in the US loving loves. I'm quite sure he's also a really nice guy who anyone would be happy to be pals with. He's perfect for this story. Leperflesh fucked around with this message at 22:08 on Jan 6, 2016 |
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Leperflesh posted:Someone linked the Tim Tebow chronicles up in here yesterday and I read it instead of working for a few hours and it was pretty good. The beginning was especially great. The ending went off the rails a bit into poorly-thought-out science fiction land but was still satisfyingly melancholy so I liked it. I am so glad someone in here read that.  I love that thing, but it gets so bizarre by the end. I especially got a kick out of it for the weird, nonsensical Canadian jokes. I lived/worked a year in Alberta and from what I could tell there were two types of Canadian football fans. Those that swore off the NFL and only watched the CFL and their polar opposites. Not many people fell between the two, but, let's be honest here, most people up there didn't give a poo poo about either league because hockey.
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Leperflesh posted:Someone linked the Tim Tebow chronicles up in here yesterday and I read it instead of working for a few hours and it was pretty good. The beginning was especially great. The ending went off the rails a bit into poorly-thought-out science fiction land but was still satisfyingly melancholy so I liked it. The author of that Tebow piece, Jon Bois, is a goddamn treasure. If you haven't, check out his Breaking Madden series, and his explainer on 'what a catch is' (written in the same style as the Tebow article). Also also too too, he has a good Twitter account. edit: GW is bad. Gato The Elder fucked around with this message at 22:19 on Jan 6, 2016 |
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Safety Factor posted:I am so glad someone in here read that. I'd have to say, you're characterization is spot on. I live in Ottawa, and we just got a new CFL franchise two years ago (third franchise ever, third time is the charm?). The city was all abuzz this year because we went from worst in our first year, to first in our second year. They went to the Grey Cup (champsionship) and lost in the fourth quarter. My fiancee, who doesn't usually give a gently caress about sports of any kind (unless she is playing), actually got mad at her sister for watching the NFL instead of the CFL championship. It was kind of beautiful in a weird way. So thanks for this super weird article, that let me relive this kind of strangeness that is the CFL.
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Leperflesh posted:Yeah, I called him a remarkably good terrible player for a reason, that's not a typo. This past preseason, he got signed by the Eagles, who subsequently cut him before the season started. So basically he couldn't even qualify to hold the QB3 spot on a team desperate for a functional quarterback. Isn't he also known for this kind of poo poo?
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Is Tim Tebow the dude who's literally a failed abortion?
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From what little I know about Tebow he seems to be the sort of guy who genuinely wants to do some positive good in the world, but because of the lens through which he views everything, he sees this as being abstinence education and "one nation under god" and other things that have the net effect of making the world worse. It's depressing, but if he's opening charity hospitals or whatever then I'll give him partial credit for effort.
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boom boom boom posted:Is Tim Tebow the dude who's literally a failed abortion?
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