Message from @Taliz
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The Assassins? Like from Assassins Creed? Or something else entirely?
and both of these are just a distraction planted by lizard people
Now this is making me think that the Eden's Gate thing could possibly be a real thing and not just a fictional cult.
Well yeah assasins creed is based on real life actualy. Losely but yeah
I dont know what it gets into after the first game though. Which im not completly through, either.
I played more indie titles in the last years
Of course like all things "based on a true story" its not very true to it but, yes.
Ewige Blumenkraft!
What is true to history is that there was no secrecy about the assasinations. Or much else for that matter
Is it facist to disagree with Mein Kampf yet?
Cause appearently, gender studies people think mein kampf is staunchly anti-facist
iron garbage
Good.
I was amazed how boring it was.
It involved immortal ninjas and a guy who could create the densest force in the universe concentrated at his knuckles.
And they made it *dull.*
How do you manage such a fuckup.
they should film me and my brother trying to fix a 40yr old industrial sized washing machine
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Yo that sounds hype
Link?
Because they were to focused on being woke in Luke Cage and Jessica Jones.
the only link that will be up is a gofundme because its fucking impossible to source parts for it
one of which manages to be more dull than Fist.
Do you know how many episodes there were of killing ninjas?
--Offhand I couldn't even tell you.
probably 2
But the answer is "less than 30%"
but that is still more interesting than
"Jessica Jones drinks."
And "less than 80%" would be unacceptable as well.
If you have IMMORTAL NINJAS, the first thing you wanna do is show them being violently ripped apart by the main hero.
Because there's no moral consequence to it. They're immortal.
they need to rebrand it as IRON FIRST ASMR
As soon as the ninja turtles find out the foot soldiers are robots
They decide "oh so we can KILL THE SHIT OUT OF THEM"
And then they do so.
