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Can I propose Wilde Life for a future random comic? http://wildelifecomic.com/

It really is a great game. The other character's skills really open up the more you level up their classes. I think that's something I totally forgot about when I restarted my Valkyria Chronicles game.
Also new characters become available the further you progress.

The PC port reminded me that I picked up Valkyria Chronicles for PS3 last year, but never got around to playing it. I'm really enjoying it so far, but it seems like the MCs are a bit OP.

Zet so good ;o

Haven't seen you in forever.

He was looking for the fountain of youth. Obv.

Originally Posted by Aksannyi

Salodin, I went to Halloween Horror Nights this past weekend and it was awesome! They do a great show every year so it's not like I expected anything less, but we had so much fun. If you do go, make sure to hit up the Alien Vs. Predator, Halloween, and Walking Dead Houses - they were far superior to the others. We will definitely be going back in a few weekends.

Also, YAY! I got the trivia questions right.

So late in responding, but I loved AvP and Halloween, but WD was a bore for me. I don't find it scary if I see you 20 feet away and you only jump out when I can already smell your breath!

It pulls you right back in doesn't it? XD

Shouldnt have watched that XIV trailer I miss XI and XIV

XD As I've gotten older I like easier pets to take care of.

Pretty sure this is the last dog and cat I will own unless I accidentally walk into an animal shelter again.

shit I forgot to mention, I wouldn't mind some fishes. They're simple and can be used as a nice display furniture >_>

I never really liked pet animals b/c of the thought of losing one. Right now tho I take care of two bunnies. They can be a pain sometimes, but then their kawaiiness just makes up for it.

Source: Chinese guy

I've yet to make a perfect general tso's chicken sauce.. this is my unicorn.

That's because General Tso's chicken is a terrible dish!

Space!
A quote from Elon Musk "I think there is a strong humanitarian argument for making life multi-planetary,’ he told me, ‘in order to safeguard the existence of humanity in the event that something catastrophic were to happen, in which case being poor or having a disease would be irrelevant, because humanity would be extinct. It would be like, “Good news, the problems of poverty and disease have been solved, but the bad news is there aren’t any humans left.”

It's so easy for a single random cosmic event to totally eradicate one planet, that I don't get why focusing on getting the human race inter-planetary isn't a pressing concern.

NEW QUESTION: Which do you find more fascinating--what could be in our oceans or what could be out there in space?

"The ocean covers 71 percent of the Earth's surface and contains 97 percent of the planet's water, yet more than 95 percent of the underwater world remains unexplored. The ocean and lakes play an integral role in many of the Earth's systems including climate and weather."

--NOAA

It's always exciting to see what new weird fishy we found or pulled up from the ocean. Never before seen life already here on our planet. Why go to space when we can go under the sea... we could create a utopia for society's elite to flourish outside of government control. We could call this place Rapture...

Also, all the FGC guys on BG probably know the Capcom mascot one.
CapCom was very well-known in MVC2.

Also, anyone played the Captain Commando beat-em-up in the arcades way back when? That game was fun.

Indonesia has the same flag as Monaco. Also, Ireland and Ivory Coast are reversible too iirc.

The seas man. Pacific Rim heralds the apocalypse.

Unacceptabooru, only perfection allowed!

XD Goes to show I make plenty of mistakes.