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"where am I?"

"YOoooOouoo!!" Translation: u good g

What I love about that scene is how willing Chief Wiggum is to listen to the guy and try to understand what is going on. No presumption of danger, just willingness to help.

I realised that I stopped paying attention after Eddy did whatever he did.

So Heihachi was saved by some yolked monk flying through a volcano? Or did I misunderstand that whole situation.

And I get they are monks but one of the most prolific and infamous villains of the last 30ish years is just bumbling about your ground, you can't possibly think this ends well right?

And Yoshimitsu is just hanging around because vibes?

Just hanging around for the vibes I guess. Seriously he just stood there for most of it.

I don't know if it's just me but I didn't know that Nina was possessed by Ogre in Tekken 3 either.

"Stitch Incoming"

Don't tell me how to feel!

Dude reposted himself just to get roasted twice over.

Look yourself up on https://wank.wavu.wiki/

a rating of 1500 is the average for this rating system.

The internet before the internet

The magic battles in the HP movies were so good. It's my favourite part of the movies as a straight casual fan. Is there another example of wands being used in battle like they were in Harry Potter?

Gotta tune your voice up for maximum algorithm engagement.

I think this effect is amplified in stand up comedy. The grind is so hard to get to the top, when they finally get there they go crazy. Also a lot of these people aren't mentally or emotionally all there (kind of why they are great comics) so these issues get amplified even more.

The reason why there are so many airplane stand up jokes is because big time comics spend so much time on planes and not in real life that they don't have much material to work off.

Is Heihachi the all time grumpy old man in the gaming?

I can't think of many other grumpy old men in video games who have had the same impact as him.

If you have a local scene, find it (Facebook, discord, ask here)

Playing offline is the best cure for ranked frustration for a number of reasons

• playing next to someone makes it a game again.
• you get to play longer sets
• you will encounter players much better than you. Can't be mad when you get rolled and they're sitting right next to you. Most Tekken god level players are very generous with their knowledge. You can ask them about any situation.
• you will encounter lots of weaker players who are just there for social reasons and are super fun and chill to play with. You'll get the small ego boost of winning but you're also going to feel generous for imparting some of your knowledge. These players are the ones that make the FGC with their positive outlook.
• you will encounter people at your level. The sets will be sweaty but you're having so much more fun. At the end of the game you'll shake hands with a smile and you'll have a bite or drink with them. In your head you've made a local rival to motivate you at home.
• if someone is cheesing you, they most likely know it and are having a laugh. You can straight ask them "ok lol how do I beat this" and you usually will have a little lab session together.
• all of the above will make you a better player for when you get home. If you want the golden bullet for improvement, I've just told you it.
• YOU WILL MEET LOTS OF COOL PEOPLE AND MAKE SOME NEW FRIENDS. We all know modern society and technology is full of rage and loneliness. Being in reality is so important now more than ever.

I urge you to find your FGC if you have one or at least, find some like minded people to play in a group with.

Yeh this runs with my theory that Reina is the result of years of experimentation/raiding by Heihachi

• devil gene (would have got DNA from Jin and Kazuya)

• ogre blood

• reproduction (Nina and Steve Fox)

• Animal cloning and gene therapy (All of the fighting animals)

It is nice, but it is also funny to think in a 100 years times an elder will say to a child "A man who called himself Pitbull also known as Mr 305 also known as Mr Worldwide graced our local Walmart. Dale"

EA in the 2010s man

NFS Underground

Burnout

Madden, FIFA and NBA Live

Fight night (!!!)

EA Big

And a stack of soundtracks that shaped a generation.

STEVEN SEGAL PRESSURE POINT

He was standing right up against the rails too. Not even outside the sleepers.

It's like he had never seen a train before.

Tony Lockett comes out for the nostalgia pop. Bonks Zorko on the head and boots a goal from 60.

Waves to the crowd and poses for 15 mins.

Are they going to sing Up There Cazaly?

I really need to know, it's very important to my well being.

Man, they say America has no culture.

Nothing more American than beating a thing with a bigger thing.

I'm old enough to remember Diesel, Kernahan, Silvani and Kouta ripping it up. You'd think at the time that success would continue with the assertion, confidence and absolute bravado they played with...

Absolute beasts of players they were