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A Decision

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To my watchers and any other users on this site that look at my account, I have made a decision. I want to try and make a roleplay with someone using my character Thunderbolt. With his power of super speed, I'll borrow some more from The Flash and have him go at a high enough velocity that he manages to create a breach to another world. What world depends on who wants to do the roleplay with me, and what idea they may have for it. Obviously different people will have different writing styles, and whoever pairs up with me may end up wanting to use a different world from the one they use altogether. If anyone wants to try, just send me a note with the subject name 'Speedster' and give me the details you have in mind for the roleplay's plot. I'll be writing up a short prologue to this and post it in my gallery. Incidentally, if anyone wishes to do an RP with me regarding one of my other characters, just use that character's name in the subject and tell me your idea.
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Okay, Avengers fans, listen up! If you all remember, Thor's hammer can only be lifted by someone who is worthy of its power. Thus, Thor himself couldn't lift it when he went to retrieve it in his first movie, since he wasn't worthy of it. However, once he became worthy of it, only he could lift it. In the first Avengers movie when Bruce changed into the Hulk, he had Mjolnir (Thor's hammer for those who don't remember) in his hand, but couldn't pick it up. It didn't even budge! However, if you look closely in Avengers: Age of Ultron, Tony Stark, Colonel Rhodes (War Machine), Bruce Banner, Hawkeye, and Captain America each tried to lift the hammer, but when Cap tried it, it actually moved a little. It was very slight, but it did budge! And of course, anyone who's seen the movie knows that the Vision was able to lift it without any problems.

Vision: It is terribly well-balanced.

Thor: Well, if it's too heavy on one end, you lose power in the swing.
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Hey everybody! geno1312 here! I have just taken a quiz to see which member of the Straw Hat Pirates from One Piece I'm most like. After going through the questions, I saw the results and it turns out I would be...
BROOK! The singing, perverted, gentleman skeleton musician of the crew. To all of the lovely ladies out there I have just one question to ask. May I please see your panties? YO-HOHOHOHOHO! I'm joking, of course. I actually think Brook is pretty funny and a great character, so the fact that I got him is pretty cool. I would have been fine if I got maybe Sanji or Usopp, but Brook beats both of them (no pun intended, don't get the joke, send me a note).
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I am writing a review of the Nostalgia Critic’s review of Sailor Moon. It starts off with him hearing the formula for Sailor Moon as made by the mad scientist Dr. Hack. Of course, there are quite a few problems with the Nostalgia Critic’s take on it. To be honest, I have actually watched Sailor Moon. Before I go any further, let me say this: I hated the dub the instant I listened to it. I had already heard that the dub was bad, but as soon as I heard Luna speaking in a voice reminiscent of a British nanny, I hated it. I tried a second time, and a third time, but failed within a second. In my opinion, subtitles all the way for Sailor Moon. Nostalgia Critic was completely wrong about the original name of the show. The full original name of it is Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon. Also, the show was made pretty differently in Japan than it was here. For one thing, the company that licensed Sailor Moon, DIC Entertainment, skipped several episodes and seemed to follow more along the lines of the manga, introducing characters such as Ami Mizuno a.k.a Sailor Mercury earlier on. My main issue with his opinion of this show is that he is not looking at both sides of it. These days, anime that has been licensed in America has no changes at all. The only differences are usually how the characters names are pronounced. Because of the unfamiliar pronunciation of the names of the characters, and since the show was mostly aimed towards younger kids and preteens, the names were either shortened, changed so that they were closer to English names, or just thrown out the window having the name changed to something else entirely. Here’s a list of names from the original release of the show side by side with their changed names from America:
Usagi-Serena
Ami-Amy
Minako-Mina
Makoto-Lita
(Rei’s stayed the same because it was the easiest to say)
Mamoru-Darien
Motoki-Andrew
I don’t think I need to add more names, you get the idea. There is also the matter of his issues with the age of the main characters as they transform. He needs to keep in mind that the Japanese made this and therefore don’t see this the way that American’s do, and that it was made in the 90’s when this kind of thing was more common, and also that they do get older as the show progresses until they reach sixteen. While I admit he does have some good points about the show, for instance the lengthy time it takes for them all to transform, but let’s be honest here, does anyone really care!? I have seen this exact thing many times, and it has never been a problem for me. Hell, sometimes while they’re transforming, they show something happening in between, for instance, another transformation taking place a little afterwards, or in the case of episodes thirteen and thirty-five, someone observing this transformation and discovering their identities. When he brings up his issue with her transforming pen and how she only uses it to disguise herself, THAT’S ALL IT CAN BE USED FOR! If you read the manga closely enough, you will see that that is all it can be used for, so it can be safely assumed that she can only change into a form that still makes her look human. I don’t really need to go into his other issues since it’s pretty much repeated stuff. If you want to watch the review yourself, don’t take his word for it. Never listen to a critic about anything unless of course your friends say it is complete trash, but even then if only about half of everyone you know or have heard of say that it is bad or good, you should at least look it up, and if it sounds interesting, give it a try, and if it sounds boring, give it a try. In the case of anime, if it sounds bad and is based off of a manga, read the manga first and then see if you are brave enough to try the anime just to compare, you’ll be happy you did for one reason or another. If it was bad, at least you know to avoid it in future, if it’s good, then that is just one more thing to keep yourself occupied with, something more to enjoy from life.
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Grinds My Gears

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I have decided that for a while at least I am going to be posting "Grinds My Gears" memes. They will express minor things that irritate me. I hope it goes well.

Disclaimer: I don't own Family Guy. I only own the memes that I make.
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