I don't know anything about X-com, but I felt a pedantic need to point out that Nagas are from Hindu mythology, not Greek.
That is all, you may continue.
To make matters worse, I quite often see people use it as a synonym for "a lot". For instance, "A is exponentially bigger than B". What's that even supposed to mean?
Oh come on, Schrödinger never seriously suggested superpositions of living and dead cats and you know it. Still, it seems like it could be a fun game. Also, there is a special place in hell for people who exchange "O" and "Ö" for the heck of it.
Am I an idiot for assuming all comic book companies already had subscription services? I mean, I subscribed to Donald Duck and Bamse when I was a kid, and I'm pretty sure The Phantom and all the other ones had them as well.
Point taken, although I was thinking more in terms of how the camera was positioned. I think it was mostly the scene where she opened the safe that stuck out to me.
That said, I didn't get the same impression from the second episode at all.
I enjoyed it, much more than I did Agents of Shield at the start, and probably now as well. Although, for a show sending a message of empowerment of women, they certainly knew how to show off Peggy's physique. Maybe that's just me being filthy.
It reminds me a bit of the Captain America...
I confess I haven't owned a Nintendo console since the SNES (I've borrowed/played at friends' places, though), so I'm not really the target audience, but I don't understand why they have so many characters from Pokémon, as well as from fire emblem. Surely there are more interesting/iconic...
Regarding the dwar star alloy, this is from Ray Palmer's page on ComicVine, http://www.comicvine.com/ray-palmer/4005-34685/
So, the dwarf star alloy is definitely a reference.
As for the episode, I enjoyed it. Cupid was really fun to watch.
On the other hand, I really wish they'll put this...
People seem to be under the impression that games in Sweden are suddenly going to be slapped with a label that tells you whether a game is sexist or not. While I suppose that is technically a possibility, I would say that is very unlikely. What is going here is basically that some guys at...
Is #6 or #14 the one from "Hunchback of Notre Dame"? And who is the one who is not that one?
I don't recognize #1 or #10, but I admit there are a lot of Disney movies I haven't seen.
Overall I thought it was a quite good episode. I agree that the turning to glass part was incredibly stupid, as well as when he hid by absorbing the material of the wall in the storage room. You'd think that a large man-shaped protrusion would catch your eye.
The slow-motion/voice-over bit at...
I'm fairly sure I won't go see Captain America in the theatre, unless my coworkers or friends are really interested in seeing it. I saw the last one and thought it was pretty boring; the action felt drawn out and the plot wasn't very engaging. I expect this one to be more of the same...
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