I need context.
So many Japanese creatives, so many creatives everywhere, swear up and down they’re at the end and can’t continue on.
Guess what? They keep coming back. How many time has Hayao Miyazaki come back from retirement now?
The only thing that stops people like this is death.
“Danger! Danger! High voltage.
When we touch, when we kiss”
[ CODEC CALL ]
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[ CODEC CALL ]
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[ CODEC CALL ]
“Colonel, this is Snake. I’m at the disposal facility.”
“Good work, age hasn’t slowed you down one bit.”
> Not that long ago, Coca Cola (and most drink companies at the time) sold their beverages in glass containers. These bottles would get used, washed then reused over and over in an endless glass cycle. This dreamlike utopia is long gone today… and Coca Cola killed it.
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In response to ummthatguy's post.
Martin Sheen > Charlie Sheen
> Japan has taken the reverse approach to protecting people from electric shocks, and surprisingly, it makes their outlets safer than America’s. Let’s dive into why!
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Ate the onion and went back for seconds.
Switch the tags, and then photoshop Zimmerman holding a toy lightsaber.
Picard: “We have to figure out how to protect the civilians.”
Worf: “WEAPONS TO MAXIMUM!”
cross-posted from: https://kbin.earth/m/196@lemmy.blahaj.zone/t/818591
> town that always catches on fire rule
I grew up in the back of a messy station wagon, but at least I wasn’t the kid who grew up in a smelly station wagon.
I can still smell my friend’s car. Was it because of cigarette smoke or did an opossum DIE in there??
I liked it better when I was only disappointed in him for making a shitty keyboard and killing the AirPort.
MFW a random Star Trek reference in the newest TMNT series (Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, episode 10).
Edit: Because it apparently needs to be clarified, by “real shit” I mean serious issue. 🙃
Your concerns are touching, but my bowel movements have been regular.
Context: https://lemmy.world/post/23671986
Screenshot from TNG 6x19 "Lessons"
> The KX-45ED1, aka the PVM-4300, was rumored to be the largest CRT ever made. A mysterious picture of one has circled the internet for years. Join me as we uncover the mystery of this massive and mythical tube TV.
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Well, don't keep the Ambassador waiting.
Santa that is taller than couple's house is now a popular attraction and raises money for charity.
cross-posted from: https://rss.ponder.cat/post/78184
OL Kaizou Kouza (Office Lady Remodeling Course)
Orphan found a surviving VHS of this rare OVA, then ripped it and subbed it just to make a fantastic rant about how terrible it is.