I like these. Top one reminds me of Radiohead a little bit haha.
How was Rolling Girls, btw? I've been meaning to get back into it, but I never got around to it.
But 0.2 is 30 fps right?
Gee, I'm so excited for KH 9.8. I wonder if that confirms a final mix version of KH3 though.
Uh, that was kind of an awkward last line to end an action/adventure video game trailer on lol. But overall, yeah, I'm pretty hyped. The graphics and lighting effects look amazing, I can't wait to play it. EDIT: Woah, was she in Traverse Town? Because I love that world.
They're all 10/10 classics with several grammy nominations and have sold billions of plastic blu-ray cases across the globe, alone. Get out of your Eurocentric bubble, it's 20XX man. This isn't nazi Germany. SAO is **** btw fam tbh smh tru tho.
Yes. It also has SAO. I also didn't realize your first post was an actual question, so to answer: The entire Monogatari series, Sora no Otoshimono, B Gata H Kei, Kirino Mosaic, To Love Ru, Maria Holic, Mirai Nikki, Claymore and Lain to name a few. Not to mention classics like Tenchi Muyo, Sailor Moon and Galaxy Angel. I'm hella impressed. The sky is also blue.
Hulu has My Life as a Teenage Robot, so it wins by default.
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I was just casually scrolling through Hulu's anime section expecting it to look a lot like Netflix's poor selection, but I was blown away at all of the good and obscure anime they had, and I'm only on "A", I haven't even gotten through the whole list yet. I prefer downloading much more to streaming, but it's nice to have. Netflix might be good with older movies, but Hulu seems to have the upper hand in currently airing shows and anime.
The website has been used as a credited source for many publications. Unfortunately, the page for the background info you're looking for is no longer there. So you're right, it could be biased. But if you know anything about Biology, the less something is used, the more likely it is to shrink. So sure, not all of the details are there, but it is consistent with what we know about how the world works, and the study is coming from a university, one of the most credible sources for research.
It doesn't say that everyone who uses a gps will have their hippocampus deteriorate. The study suggests that there is a direct correlation between continued gps use and deterioration of the hippocampus, which backs up my previous statements. You suggested that I made things up, so I posted some research that supports my claims. And sure, it can be biased, but what does a university gain by lying about gps use? You're grasping at straws here.
Except I'm not though. http://phys.org/news/2010-11-reliance-gps-hippocampus-function-age.html So you know, I'm kinda right.
Spoiler Oh hi there. [DOUBLEPOST=1464106641][/DOUBLEPOST] Eh, I just see her as the least useful tank. Her damage levels off way too quickly. Her ultimate is easy to avoid, and Winston's ultimate does a better job of clearing out Bastions/snipers. Reinhardt's shield does a better job at blocking ammo.
I personally don't see the appeal. She kinda just does no damage and then blows up.
Yay, you got my point. Proud of you. ; ) [DOUBLEPOST=1464094580][/DOUBLEPOST] Replace "sense of direction" with "memory". Obviously you could find your way there with gps and remember it from then on, but you're less likely to and might depend on it more often.
Practice matches don't count.
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That's why you have to stock up on maps. You don't know where you're gonna go. Yeah, stop that.
There was a time in which getting from point A to point B without being familiar with the area could be considered difficult. Now that it has become so easy thanks to gps, I think that we could potentially lose a natural part of ourselves: a sense of direction. We're so dependent on technology, that we won't be able to do certain things (like tell directions) without them. At least reading a map is a skill, following directions from Siri is not so much.
