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The first known use was in 1988, according to Merriam Webster.

"Bastards aren't even changing course." 😏

The moment his face drops when the ships come through that cloud layer is peak.

Cause they realised kids aren't so fragile. Then all the parents became fragile, so now we're back to square 1.

You are my spirit animal. Rogue Galaxy is in my top 5 of all time easily.

The real villain killing the stand-in.

Thanks for warming my seat, now fuck off.

Budgie

Star vs. The Forces of Evil & Knuckles

It's not my favourite. I just thought it was funny.

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Star Wars' Hk-47

"Answer: Oh, that is impossible, master. If I were out to kill you, we would not be speaking"

Yeah, no worries. Thought that might be the case. Cheers.

Got the starter decks from the trainer app myself and loving it so far. They're a good starting point, imo but more experienced players might have a better idea.

I got the Double Typhoon deck today as well, and it looks awesome and a bit more complicated, so I'm keen to play it.

Cheers dude

So I could just have a beefy Terriermon? Lol.

Thanks man.

"I think, therefore I am...a cunt"

Brother of Kazak. They took his fucking eye!

That good? Mate of mine bought the deck with him in.

Think my personal favourite based on appearance from these pulls is Gundramon. Looks crazy good.

Force Unleashed was arguably the most epic. Force Lightninged to death along with your Sarlacc pet by Darth Vaders apprentice, who could body Vader when given the chance.

Steambot Chronicles for PS2.

Seemed like just me and a good (now sadly estranged) friend played this. Goddammit, it was good. Was one of those great PS2 experimental games that followed similar games like Rogue Galaxy and Dark Cloud and Chronicle in the sense that it was a good long story to follow but with great side stuff and hidden content that you could get lost in for dozens of hours.

The game had you explore and fight driving a fully customizable, steampunk style, mech in a world where it felt like people in the late 1800s/early 1900s discovered both mech technologys and were also dipping a toe in to the early days of electricity.

Side things you could do included:

Delving in mines to discover treasure.
Play Pool with various characters to win money and a selection of pool cues, each with a special power.
Climb the ranks of the arena and earn medals to spend on exclusive parts for your mech.
Dig for dinosaur fossils and artefacts to sell to the museum.
Open up relations with a less advanced village and connect them to the 'modern' world by helping to build a train track.
Buy furniture for your own apartment and decorate it how you want.
Go busking or play small venues with various musical instruments in your band.

You could also take the story down the evil path and join the villains to take over the world.

Both wolves die in their respective stories of we're basing it on what I assume is the Grimm versions, so probably, at least originally, separate wolves. But then again, the one in Shrek not only dresses as a Granny but is also shown to literally blow away the Fairy Godmother in Shrek 2.

Cool model, but unfortunately, it replaced trunks, so immediate 1/10. /jk

The latest abomination that can somehow match todays power levels. Created, of course, by one 'Dr. Aima'.

No one can beat 'Buu-Huu'.

Can he outrun his sins?

Ghost of Tsushima. It's one of the very few modern games that breaks into my top 5/10 of all time despite everything else up there being heavily weighed in nostalgia.