Enjoying things is reactionary and toxic

It's the first two expansions now, they expanded it to include Stormblood as well a while ago

Maybe

Same

It was Crisp, who just lost the world finals on WBG, that used to be called Pinus

Nah, not really, at least not on insanity when everything is shielded. You kinda just have to suffer through the early stages without using it until you have more points in it and a better shotgun/shotgun damage.

Vanguard is very fun later on though, it just sucks big time early game on insanity. The charge is always a bit of a high risk thing though, even later you have to be a bit tactical with how you use it, but that's the fun part

Yeah I've played vanguard the most so I know exactly how it is. The early weapons for vanguard kinda suck too. Doing Kasumi's loyalty mission gives you the best smg so I usually try to do that as early as possible

Yeah, especially the early game, it gets a lot better when you've leveled up a bit from how I remember it

“I didn’t come around to supporting what is now Sinn Féin until the late ‘90s, until the peace process…. They’re not left enough for me, but they are of the left, at least,” he says.

Oh nooo don't splatter me with cum

Last known information is that he was imprisoned by the Taliban in Afghanistan, supposedly he still is.

Pretty sure there was a thing with some hoax account that reported him being dead a few years ago, maybe you're remembering that.

Congratulations!!! :transshork-happy: :trans-heart: :trans-specter: :cat-trans:

Here's some bits I remember seeing here before:

Vasily Gromadsky, an officer of the 60th Army, offered the description: "I realized that they were prisoners and not workers so I called out, 'You are free, come out!'... They began rushing towards us, in a big crowd. They were weeping, embracing us, and kissing us. I felt a grievance on behalf of mankind that these fascists had made such a mockery of us. It roused me and all the soldiers to go and quickly destroy them and send them to hell."

Georgii Elisavetskii, another of the first Soviet soldiers to enter the camp, admitted in 1980 that 'My blood runs cold when I mention Auschwitz even now'. He described the liberation in dramatic detail: "When I entered the barrack, I saw living skeletons lying on three tiered bunks. As in fog, I hear my soldiers saying: 'You are free, comrades!' I sense that they do not understand us and begin speaking to them in Russian, Polish, German, Ukrainian dialects; unbuttoning my leather jacket, I show them my medals... Then I use Yiddish. Their reaction is unpredictable. They think that I am provoking them. They begin to hide. And only when I said to them: 'Do not be afraid, I am a colonel of Soviet Army and a Jew. We have come to liberate you'... Finally, as if the barrier collapsed... they rushed towards us shouting, fell on their knees, kissed the flaps of our overcoats, and threw their arms around our legs."

The Dispossessed - and Le Guin in general - is amazing.

Didn't Stalin have a fucked up arm from an accident when he was a kid or something though?