It's a bad angle of a large steak riding a skateboard from the game Skate 3. Lots of fun skater models in that game, there's also a skeleton and Isaac from Dead Space.
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Greed, the character from FMAB, has an interesting take on this concept. He extends the concept to call the idea of the heroes winning completely (i.e. they get their bodies back, defeat the bad guys, no one dies) to be a form of greed, and the idea of greed is independent of morality.
You could call this unhelpful broadening of the concept of greed, but I think it's an interesting reframing of something people usually think of very negatively.
They had a "MRTOW" (Men """Reclaiming""" Their Own Way) community earlier this week, but it seems to have vanished, thankfully. From what I saw, it was just discount MGTOW while claiming not to be MGTOW
I love BDG, everything he makes is fantastic
audible is owned by amazon, so amazon is the monopoly as usual
2+2=5 is my heritage!
I see the artist's logo in the bottom right, but i couldn't find him anywhere. Not even a reverse image search pulled anything up. This Legion fellow is quite talented though.
I kinda disagree with your DOOM statement. I assume you're talking about the Carcass or the shield zombies. They may stop your momentum when you first encounter them, but the game (for me) is all about recognizing each enemy in a flash and quickly dispatching them. It's not like the shield is super hard to bust for the zombies, just a few plasma rifle shots and they blow up the nearby zombies too. For the carcass, a quick blood punch will one-shot them. Once you're able to recognize the enemies and their weaknesses at a glance, they become part of your momentum, instead of stopping it.
it says notarized in 2021, and expires in 2024
That's exactly right, the full video is adorable.
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ah yes, biden telling 1/3 of our government (who happen to be mostly trump's cronies) to fuck themselves can't end badly
we do need such grand, sweeping changes to help our country, but unfortunately all we can manage are these baby steps, which are still important for progress