Solo break at 3:45 answers the question the song's been asking, leaves the guitars out for just long enough to make the point that you want them back, then brings them back to close it out.
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There's some real language choice there in calling that award 'doled out' and I can't tell whether it's intentional or not.
I will always remember Specter of the Past for having the only explanation of light side vs. dark side that has ever made sense to me. Zahn thought harder about that stuff than Lucas ever did.
It's as if the white-plaster-and-gilt interior of a Trump hotel had somehow infected the outside world. Some kind of facade plague
Sanderson writes some excellent novelizations of the shonen anime that live in his head.
(Again, no shade, I read them all eagerly.)
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I don't feel like 'armor' is the appropriate descriptor here.
"Has made more money than it costs" is a metric.
Depluralize a movie:
Alien
I would offer that Neon Genesis Evangelion is probably a sea-change for anime, or at least some major genres of anime.
There's a case that Sergio Leone reinvented the Western by creating a distinct, separate subgenre from John Ford-esque films in a way that, say, Dances with Wolves didn't.
Pumpkin spice lattes
Object permanence implies consequences, and these people are at heart just railing against the very idea of consequences they do not like.
I saw a comment the said we aren’t “angry enough.” But all we are is angry. Our veins circulate it like acid. It cracks our sternums. It poisons and paralyzes us. We hiss and spit at each other, all impotent, helpless rage.
We don’t need more anger. We need more direction.
Computer viruses empower Nurgle! Tzeentch's strength grows each time you pretend to throw a ball for your dog!
I got this on your recommendation and have not been disappointed, so thank you. Really taking me back to the era of weird, ideosyncratic playstation imports, like if Shadow of the Colossus was an order of magnitude weirder.
These are criminal acts, and there is no way to find the other side of this without meaningful accountability for this—like “in the dock at The Hague” accountability.
Most to least, or least to most?
In the brand of (usually web)fiction about completely OP protagonists, the successful-in-my-eyes ones generally treat battles with the narrative weight of conversations, and conversations with the narrative weight of battles.
I hate to tell you this, but he does actually own the moral high ground here.
Another relevant bit here is how Saruman is not actually attempting to do good and worthy things by collaborating with evil, but instead is painting his goals of "Knowledge, Order, Rule" - things accomplishable by evil means - as good and worthy.
He's the Istari of law and order.
Baggins, Gamgee, Brandybuck, Took
Mario, Luigi, Toad, Peach
That is an amazing shirt.
Yeah, I feel like I'd have an easier time breaking past defenders too if I was allowed to just pick up the ball like a runningback.
Damn that sounds so fuckin' good
For the original question, the hard part would be finding something with a soul but whose corporeal form wouldn't normally reflect...
I guess the Invisible Man? Of course then he'd be reflected in silver mirrors fully nude.
I kinda like the idea of a possessed person who has a doubled reflection, but only in silver.
People line up on a sidewalk at dusk in a line, holding lighted candles.
Happening now on 50th Street in Minneapolis. Lined up over a ten block stretch.
Aaaaand unfollowed.