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@t_desrae @Yeasjkl @finestlibyan Stop lying, Jamaican men love every type of women

@Yeasjkl @finestlibyan Only if they’re white

They’re saying this tweet doubled the amount of Jamaican migrants coming to the UK

@TheRickRosen That’s your opinion, we do not need to convince you. This is how many Destiny fans feel. Either both games die or one lives. Aiat

@JustaFanInSauke Destiny is not your girlfriend, it’s a 12-year old video game that can’t break through to casuals even though it’s free. The biggest culprit for its decline is not Marathon, it’s that *many* people don’t want to grind Destiny anymore. It’s a bad analogy that makes you look insane

Marathon is the endgame of Bungie having cracked raid designers and blending them with PvP elements for the first time. It’s a destiny raid with other teams as the enemies. Not sure why Destiny fans aren’t in love with it 🤷🏻‍♂️

@TheRickRosen Okay and? Even if me and my girlfriend are having relationship issues I’m not gonna let a random person insult her Destiny is said girlfriend, clearly a lot of us still feel a great fondness for Destiny and Marathon is the biggest culprit for its decline. Why would we support it

@JustaFanInSauke Destiny is the part-time job that gamers hate until it’s time to defend it then all of a sudden the virgins come out

@ChildOfKhan_ Pallets are really like this 😂

the red ones

@OrlovProvince @XLB_God @przidnt1 Money laundering, drug trafficking and operate gambling dens

@XLB_God @przidnt1 Are those Asian gangs still around? What kind of stuff do they do?

SF Asian foids completely gentrified SGV Asian gang culture True ABG carry guns in their purse for their TRG/ABZ/WC boyfriends They turned it into a soy SF party

@shas_kais @_Jyggalag_ Thanks informing me, yeah I believe you’re probably right then that there’s been a retcon

Shadowsun having blood sisters wasn't presented as exceptional in lore back then. Only the circumstances that spawned her family. Blood relations and family were normal and important for the T'au. La'Kais mental issues stemmed from an extreme form of daddy issues, his inability to make his dad proud of him, or live up to his legacy. Long-running families and clans were mentioned in older codex and BL lore and were a subject of pride for their members. (picture from "Sanctuary of Wyrms"). After 6th ED dropped, the concept of a traditional family and loyalty to blood relations is an alien concept to the T'au. All the T'au are kin and family to each other. Shadowsun was not excluded from this retcon.

If I don't have the Greater Good philosophy wrong the T'au should be profoundly homophobic, no?

@shas_kais @_Jyggalag_ Ehh they haven’t mentioned her siblings in recent lore because they’re dead and aren’t relevant, even in the earlier lore having blood sisters was exceptional. Until it’s directly stated otherwise I don’t think you can say definitely that there was a retcon.

She isn't presented as an exception in Phil Kelly's lore. We don't see any flashbacks of her sisters. Her family is part of her old lore, so it is surely outdated. In a few conversations, T'au have mentioned batch-mates (fellow T'au who belong to the same birthing batch as them). So if they ever decided to bring back Shadowsun's sisters, I guess they would be batch-sisters rather than members of a traditional family.

@shas_kais @_Jyggalag_ Isn’t Shadowsun an exception. She had a blood family because her father earned the right to have one

T'au reproduction is automated by the state. The concept of a blood family is an alien one for the T'au. There are no sexual relationships going on among the T'au. T'au individuals from time to time donate their genetic material to gene farms and from the gathered material, new generations of T'au are born in lab pods. So, unless you are coming from the angle of same sex relationships being a net negative for society, I am not sure where your reasoning came from.

Ppl think the gap between Africa and Europe goes back a thousand years, but it really starts around 1450. Empires and kingdoms in West Africa like Mali and Songhai were organized and able to field large armies, but gunpowder changed everything and cause the military divergence.

Michiko Nishiwaki (born 1957) is a pioneering Japanese actress, martial artist, and professional bodybuilder who became a legendary figure in Hong Kong action cinema. Here she is in God of Gamblers (1989)

>Lockheed Liberals elected to office and we immediately deliver

People clowning on this like its not a 100 megaton trvth nvke

These magnificent illustrations of Launceston Castle in the late 12th and late 13th centuries are by Peter Urmston

@LizHurra What are you talking about? He said he’s gonna to consider Iran’s 10 point proposal, which included the 2 million toll

If Iran indeed opens the Hormuz Straits, this deal is a major win for the U.S. and the people of Iran, who will not get the infrastructure of their country bombed, and a big loss for the Iran regime. Tehran insisted it wants to collect illegal levies of $2 million on each passing tanker through the international waterway for perpetuity.

Never seen an art piece that screams “WARHAMMER!” quite like this one.

@kbalaji1991 @MarioNawfal lol

@MarioNawfal It will control as long as it has weapons. And that pile is depleting insanely. Once its gone, they will have no leverage or power to control, and the regime will collapse.

🇮🇷🇴🇲 Iran is building a permanent toll system for Hormuz and deciding who pays and who doesn't... Tehran reportedly plans to jointly administer the Strait with Oman, charging $2 million per vessel. Oman gets a seat at the table as a reward for its mediation efforts and geographic position along the waterway. But the real story is in the exceptions. China sails through free. Pakistan gets 20 tankers. Iraq was declared a "brotherly country." And days ago, an Egyptian vessel carrying food reportedly passed without paying a cent, a political gesture thanking Cairo for its role in mediation. Iran is rebuilding the strait as a loyalty program. Friends transit freely. Mediators get rewarded. Enemies pay or don't pass at all. The parliament already codified this into law. The IRGC has the enforcement capability. And Oman's involvement gives it a veneer of international legitimacy. The U.S. went to war partly to prevent Iran from ever having this kind of leverage over global energy. Six weeks later, Iran has more control over Hormuz than at any point in its history, and it's institutionalizing that control while the bombs are still falling. Source: NYT Medial: @A_M_R_M1

I genuinely think if they let ketheric keep his sick ass helmet he'd have 50000000000 more fans. i know i would be one.