In its current implementation, absolutely.
The voxel aesthetic of Minecraft and some indie games will probably be a source of nostalgia in the future.
That, and whatever Roblox is.
Xirup's phone is hentai free. Lookin for it? Leave. 
Jokes aside, mangakakalot, mangalife, and manganato seem to work well and have a wide selection. If they're not working for you, maybe try a fresh install?
If you're delving into bootlegs, you might just need to be prepared to run into NSFW content, though.
Depends on the person, but "nice" versions of food or beverage products that they enjoy. Things like coffee beans, chocolates, beer/wine/liquor.
Especially so if it's for a friend that lives far away and you gift them something local to you that they can't easily buy.
The movie adds in a fundamental misunderstanding of Mobile Suit Gundam (because they couldn't get Ultraman) and The Iron Giant lmao
It was the final nail in the coffin for Tom Green's career
That stretch of studios trying to make the "new Hunger Games" by adapting other dystopian YA scifi was rough lol
The Shape of Water is a movie made by a guy obsessed with old movies. If you're not into the aesthetic of old monster movies and old movie musicals, I can see why you wouldn't enjoy it much.
I thought Ready Player One was pretty bad, especially considering that it had a large budget and an incredibly experienced director at the helm. The source material was just too sparse to pull out anything besides 
I love the giant skeletons at the bottom - they remind me of Takiyasha the Witch and the Skeleton Spectre:
I have an iPod classic that I haven't used in about 5 years. My daily listening just shifted towards more podcasts and it's easier to download those on a phone.
The thought of upgrading it to flash memory and a new battery seems like a fun project, though.
I agree with you.
As long as the adult trick-or-treater isn't excessively drunk/high, being pushy/grabbing too much candy, or otherwise ruining it for the kids, who cares?
Is the baba yaga hut staffed by redcaps and other pissed off, tired fey?
Can't find the last volume online (and I don't have room for hardcover comics in my house lol), so I'm done with Gundam the Origin for now. The full color version of this comic looks gorgeous.
The prequel portion of the comic is pretty mid. All the lore and extra background stuff about UC0079 isn't really what I find exciting about the series.
Burger !amerikkka-clap:
Deguin calls his son a Hitler ass:
Love the "giant death robot as extension of the body" stuff:
I forgot how much I enjoy watching cooking videos and now I'm starving.
A lot of the stuff in the Universal Century (UC) timeline of Gundam will make a lot more sense if you've seen the first three shows and movie:
Mobile Suit Gundam (some people will recommend the compilation movies - the show is much better imo)
Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam
Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ (some people recommend skipping this one - they're wrong)
Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack
The Hathaway movies serve as a direct sequel to Char's Counterattack (they're based on a novel written by the series original creator), and CCA builds on events in the three TV anime preceding it. I know it's hard to recommend ~150 episodes of a cartoon and a different movie, but you'll probably enjoy the Hathaway movie more.
If you do the homework or not, it's a pretty cool movie with some good visual set pieces. Enjoy!
