Message from @GingaBomber
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The battery life was just..abysmal.
4 AA batteries, and you killed them in 2 hours.
Not saying it's bad, just that it doesn't exist, because no one has ever heard of it. Everyone knows that the first and only Yoshi games were SMW and SMW2
Besides who could say the super scope sucks when BATTLE CLASH exists?
Despite how good that game is
Metal Combat is far better.
Going to the other planets was hype.
That looks awesome
The director of those two games was the very guy who invented the Gameboy.
Why do Americans consider cunt such a taboo word
I dunno, more people look for a way to be offended here. Cunt is a easy one for that imo
Too be honest, I watch too much yogscast. I didnt know some people called "poon". Offensive, its another word for cunt apparently.
I just thought it was a funny way to shorten harpoon.
Also, yeah, its also offwnsive in nz. Too bad, I spent alot of my time with aussies
That's true but it's been like the most taboo of taboo for ages
Dunno, like people dont consider dick or johnson offensive.
Is this one of those parody group?
If it’s a parody they did a really well even going as far as to buy shirts and stuff.
Ill keep hoping. But yeah.. those jackets sure dont look cheap.
I remember them posting a pic of an "antifa" taped to a stop sign.
The beverly hills one
Still its probably a really dediecated group
```Why do Americans consider cunt such a taboo word``` It's ALL women.
And they act bizarre about it
Like we'll just be throwing offensive words at each other
And then cunt is said
"--!!"
"You can't say that. You can't say that. You can't say that."
And you ask them "Why"
"It's different."
And that is literally the most explanation you'll ever get.
Meaning: They don't know why they find it offensive aside from sheer social osmosis.
But they do, so.. It's your job now, not to say it!
It's either you stop saying a word, or THEY become intelligent.
And we know which one won't happen, so there you go.
Now to think about it, I havent met a woman who found it offensive in a one on one convo.
