I bought Might and Magic 3: Isles of Terra and was insanely hooked on it! I think this was one of my first rpgs i ever bought and beat the game. I then bought Might and Magic 4 and 5. Before I had a computer, my buddy had one and played Ultima 4 one summer. I would ride my bike to his house and we would spend hours playing it together. I knew when I got a PC, I had to get a cool rpg game.
Since Alien Covenant had introduced a theme of couples for the crew and colonists for the sole purpose of procreation of a new colony, I believe the embryos that David coughed up represents a male and female facehugger. Meaning in the next alien movie we might see a King and Queen xenomorph species.
This is actually a giant petrified tree stump from many hundreds and thousands of years ago. It was a home to a tribe of indigenous blue monkeys but a greedy corporation was hell bent on destroying it to get to the unobtanium minerals underneath it.
This is why the Vader scene at the end of Rogue One was so effective and powerful. It was all just completely normal soldiers and other people, who had basically no connection to the force or any force related powers, besides the one guy who may or may not have been force sensitive, but mostly just believed it was a guiding force in the universe.
I really wish that Rogue One had been my introduction to Star Wars. Can you imagine not knowing a thing about it, thinking this is just some decent sci-fi flick, then bam, here's this dude unleashing terror upon them...what an experience that would be.
I agree with what you said. And personally to see Vader in his prime and the most evilish sith ways was a pure delight to see on the big screen. The horrors on the rebel soldiers' faces as they realized who had slowly appeared from the dark mist of death alone was a magical movie moment for me. And to top it all, the only thing that lit up the dark hallway was a red saber of looming death, my starwars geekness in me went overboard and was cheering for lord vader stomping on all those in his way like insignificant cockroaches.
Hell yeah in this painting it is Miyamoto Musashi taking on the invaders. And anyone who doesn't understand the daisho, it is two swords that a samurai carries. It is typically the katana (big sword) paired up with its smaller brother the wakizashi.
I couldn't stop laughing at this especially when they show the little toad sticking his head out of the shipping crate on the train anticipating his adventurous journey ahead.
Believe it or not my ex-girl was like this. She had some mental issues that she was dealing with and had insane mood swings. Her jealousy and paranoia was also off the scale. She would resort to intimidation tactics, blackmail, and physical violence if she didn't get her way. Kinda like a ticking time bomb that was ready to go off at any minute every single day. She was a abused female (as a child) and hated herself and those around her. She was also a chronic liar to the point where I questioned whether she actually believed in the lies because her perception of life was warped or was it because she couldn't stand the fact she was wrong at times. In the end, she was miserable, insufferable, and intolerable cunt and continued being a psycho and stalked me for a year or so after we broke up.
A lot of hallucinogenic drugs were taken during Vietnam so I still feel like it fits the tone, but yes, I agree that cigarettes and death sticks aren't exact equivalents.
My dad served and fought in Vietnam and he mentioned that no one was smoking weed or doing LSD/mind altering drugs during his time there. They just smoked cigarettes and had to do serious shit while doing their tours. I think this misconception of the Vietnam War does a lot of vietnam vets a disservice.
My favorite team dynamic are the conversations I have in my rover. My favorites are Peebee/Cora, Vetra/Drack, and Peebee/Jaal. Another favorite moment of mine is when I was on this asteroid mission with my rover and I decided to go for this huge jump of a cliff to clear an abyss, Vetra and Cora were swearing and crapping in their pants in pure terror lol
It helps that like one of the first things you see him doing on the ship (at least for me) was basically flattering Cora and Vetra at the same time (He starts out flattering Vetra, and Cora gives Vetra a hard time when she seems a little bashful about it, and then he turns around and flatters Cora and Cora shuts right the fuck up).
Growing up in the 80s meant you had awesome t.v. shows like (Knight Rider, Macguyver, Airwolf, A-team, Dukes of Hazzard, etc..) and Saturday morning cartoons and Super66 Samurai Sundays on the weekends. You get on your bike and ride around the neighborhood to see what your friends were up to (the lawn with the most bikes piled up was a sure sign). You brought your toys over to your friends house and have awesome sleep overs. It was all about carb loading, sugar, and cigarettes. Threat of nuclear war with commies was ever present and sci-fi movies were totally legit.
Enjoying your life and every day after going thru some depression, misery, pain, and feeling of helplessness feels awesome. Getting physically healthy and eating better and finding a passion in my career were all things that helped me transition into a better place. The only problem is that years are going by to fast now and I want it slow down because i want to enjoy it even more.
I'm actually cleaning my blades with the TEARS of Tedrassil's lamenting women and children.
Policeman: Did you know why I pulled you over?
Bump shot... YouTube it
I was about to say the storm trooper likes bump firing haha
I bought Might and Magic 3: Isles of Terra and was insanely hooked on it! I think this was one of my first rpgs i ever bought and beat the game. I then bought Might and Magic 4 and 5. Before I had a computer, my buddy had one and played Ultima 4 one summer. I would ride my bike to his house and we would spend hours playing it together. I knew when I got a PC, I had to get a cool rpg game.
I thought as you do sambo!
No, David isn't done with his experiment.
Since Alien Covenant had introduced a theme of couples for the crew and colonists for the sole purpose of procreation of a new colony, I believe the embryos that David coughed up represents a male and female facehugger. Meaning in the next alien movie we might see a King and Queen xenomorph species.
This is actually a giant petrified tree stump from many hundreds and thousands of years ago. It was a home to a tribe of indigenous blue monkeys but a greedy corporation was hell bent on destroying it to get to the unobtanium minerals underneath it.
This is why the Vader scene at the end of Rogue One was so effective and powerful. It was all just completely normal soldiers and other people, who had basically no connection to the force or any force related powers, besides the one guy who may or may not have been force sensitive, but mostly just believed it was a guiding force in the universe.
I really wish that Rogue One had been my introduction to Star Wars. Can you imagine not knowing a thing about it, thinking this is just some decent sci-fi flick, then bam, here's this dude unleashing terror upon them...what an experience that would be.
Hey Red_J2,
I agree with what you said. And personally to see Vader in his prime and the most evilish sith ways was a pure delight to see on the big screen. The horrors on the rebel soldiers' faces as they realized who had slowly appeared from the dark mist of death alone was a magical movie moment for me. And to top it all, the only thing that lit up the dark hallway was a red saber of looming death, my starwars geekness in me went overboard and was cheering for lord vader stomping on all those in his way like insignificant cockroaches.
Tell me this is a joke because Destiny 2's new character classes looks like a straight rip off from Blizzard's Diablo 3.
And Lando didn't figure out that they'd been captured, just that they hadn't managed to get the shield down yet.
"How can they be jamming us if they don't...know...we're...coming?" - Lando
Adding bacon makes a grill cheese status go from normal/bland to epic
Rza, Gza, Raekwon, and GhostFaceKilla
Hell yeah in this painting it is Miyamoto Musashi taking on the invaders. And anyone who doesn't understand the daisho, it is two swords that a samurai carries. It is typically the katana (big sword) paired up with its smaller brother the wakizashi.
I couldn't stop laughing at this especially when they show the little toad sticking his head out of the shipping crate on the train anticipating his adventurous journey ahead.
Believe it or not my ex-girl was like this. She had some mental issues that she was dealing with and had insane mood swings. Her jealousy and paranoia was also off the scale. She would resort to intimidation tactics, blackmail, and physical violence if she didn't get her way. Kinda like a ticking time bomb that was ready to go off at any minute every single day. She was a abused female (as a child) and hated herself and those around her. She was also a chronic liar to the point where I questioned whether she actually believed in the lies because her perception of life was warped or was it because she couldn't stand the fact she was wrong at times. In the end, she was miserable, insufferable, and intolerable cunt and continued being a psycho and stalked me for a year or so after we broke up.
Mass Effect Andromeda and Diablo 3 RoS. That would be interesting!
A lot of hallucinogenic drugs were taken during Vietnam so I still feel like it fits the tone, but yes, I agree that cigarettes and death sticks aren't exact equivalents.
My dad served and fought in Vietnam and he mentioned that no one was smoking weed or doing LSD/mind altering drugs during his time there. They just smoked cigarettes and had to do serious shit while doing their tours. I think this misconception of the Vietnam War does a lot of vietnam vets a disservice.
My favorite team dynamic are the conversations I have in my rover. My favorites are Peebee/Cora, Vetra/Drack, and Peebee/Jaal. Another favorite moment of mine is when I was on this asteroid mission with my rover and I decided to go for this huge jump of a cliff to clear an abyss, Vetra and Cora were swearing and crapping in their pants in pure terror lol
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I was about to post what you stated man. I loved that game and thanks for sharing a great memory of heart pounding awesomeness playing the Last of Us
Awesome pic man! Just came in here to do a jeep wave. Stay muddy my friend
It helps that like one of the first things you see him doing on the ship (at least for me) was basically flattering Cora and Vetra at the same time (He starts out flattering Vetra, and Cora gives Vetra a hard time when she seems a little bashful about it, and then he turns around and flatters Cora and Cora shuts right the fuck up).
bitches love flattery
Growing up in the 80s meant you had awesome t.v. shows like (Knight Rider, Macguyver, Airwolf, A-team, Dukes of Hazzard, etc..) and Saturday morning cartoons and Super66 Samurai Sundays on the weekends. You get on your bike and ride around the neighborhood to see what your friends were up to (the lawn with the most bikes piled up was a sure sign). You brought your toys over to your friends house and have awesome sleep overs. It was all about carb loading, sugar, and cigarettes. Threat of nuclear war with commies was ever present and sci-fi movies were totally legit.
I miss that aura of all the movies and the commies being the bad guys.
WOLVERINES!!!!!
Enjoying your life and every day after going thru some depression, misery, pain, and feeling of helplessness feels awesome. Getting physically healthy and eating better and finding a passion in my career were all things that helped me transition into a better place. The only problem is that years are going by to fast now and I want it slow down because i want to enjoy it even more.
I want him...
He just needs his co-pilot Chewie and all will be right as rain