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[Blackleaf]

I think I've heard of a kind of martial art in which just about any everyday object can be used as a weapon, but I don't remember what it's called.

[Blackleaf]

Gets loud, but this training vid spoof is so weird I had to share.

Yuck. I hate the wet sounds the video focuses on. lol

[Hydra009]

[GSOgymrat]

I'm spending the next four days in Burbank.

[Hydra009]

Based on a true story (he blew by me and we waited at the same stoplight a minute later LOL)

[Blackleaf]

[Hydra009]

That's why I only play Red Alert 2.  It's alternate history, so I don't have to deal with any politics stuff or unfortunate implications or harsher-in-hindsight things.

[Hydra009]

I've been trying to improve my cooking lately, so here's a quick but satisfying recipe that my family has perfected over the years:

https://i.imgur.com/96bK5XP.mp4

[Hydra009]

[drunkenshoe]

That's why I only play Red Alert 2.  It's alternate history, so I don't have to deal with any politics stuff or unfortunate implications or harsher-in-hindsight things.

I've only played 2. there is a political dimension in the first one? That's an old game though.

[Hydra009]

I've only played 2. there is a political dimension in the first one? That's an old game though.

The first one is basically WWII but only in Europe and between Stalin and Western Europe (on paper, that seems lopsided, but apparently the Russians have better tanks, rudimentary nukes, and Tesla guns, so Russia starts with a huge military advantage slowly undone by spies/saboteurs and ultimately Einstein technology)  Fun game but an old one like you point out.  Fortunately, its remaster breathes a lot of new life back into it.

My joke was that the game series doesn't run afoul of anyone's political sensibilities and then immediately show the mission where the invading Russians destroy the Twin Towers, the worst act of terrorism on American soil.

https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/HarsherInHindsight

[Gawdzilla Sama]

I think I've heard of a kind of martial art in which just about any everyday object can be used as a weapon, but I don't remember what it's called.

Junk Fu.

[Blackleaf]

[Gawdzilla Sama]

It's weird how people want movies to make sense.

[Hydra009]