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7 days agoRacism? Fuck that. The annoying wise kid and the constantly screaming woman killed that movie!
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4·9 days agoWhen even a talk with the devil is boring there’s something wrong.
I’m not sure what I expected, but certainly not this. Everybody was an asshole or an idiot.
The CGI was pretty neat though. What a waste…
12·2 months agoLove the A-Team picture!!
310·2 months agoEasy. Just invade Canada \s
2·3 months agoAbsolutely, that game was groundbreaking!!!
Why not? It’s a fun adventure with a little strategy. I like it.
In the 80s there was a plan to roll out fiber optic throughout the country. But media mogul Leo Kirch lobbied for normal cable connections because he wanted his cable network TV to take off. Chancellor Helmut Kohl, his buddy, of course did what he was asked to.
So that today we could have fiber nationwide, but thanks to lobbying we don’t. Thanks to Helmut Kohl and Leo Kirch.
After the last elections the EU should be terrified of Nazis. Every bit of surveillance they get through now means less work for the fuckers later if they are able to grasp power.
May I kindly remind everyone of the Jew registers? The Nazis came and all the paper work was already done, good for them.
The EU is such a fantastic idea, but with shit like this they shoot themselves regularly in the foot.
As someone who never had watched cartoons of the X-Men and only knows the movies and the MCU this show lost me completely. I had after a few episodes not a clue what was happening. No backstory to get invested in, and the big reveal left me emotionless. All the dialogue was, without context I think, cringe and over the top dramatic.
I guess this is only for nostalgic fans of the 90s shows. I could imagine I would have liked it a lot more with this background.
No they wouldn’t. Think of Israel! The press!
2·1 year agoSo it’s possible to download the installer through steam, store it somewhere and ten years later I can just start the installer without having steam on my system?
Asking out of curiosity, I don’t use steam, I never thought that would be possible?
He’s falling out of a window soon enough.