And, I guess, that's when it hit me: Larry was Japanese American. A guy many people sidled up to and spoke loudly and slowly, hoping he could understand them. Larry was a Hollywood actor, having appeared in many films. His diction was perfect, and he spoke English better than I did, and in as many dialects as he wanted to.
Larry suddenly made my world make sense. Suddenly, somebody at Marvel had my back. Staffers were much less likely to rub my head or make the black-hands jokes once Larry arrived.
It was easy. Tricia Helfer is always an infiltrator/turncoat/badguy.
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So I'm a fan of The Chris Gethard Show, it was a late-night live call-in talk show on TruTV and Fusion, it was just super weird and funny and goofy. Anyway it ended a year or two ago and I was bummed about it.
I just found out that apparently Gethard started a new show on a local NYC public access network, and they upload the episodes online just like back when he did TCGS. Chris Gethard Presents isn't really his show though, it's a showcase where he gives up-and-coming comics and performers an hour to do any kind of show they want and it's some weird shit. (Big ol NSFW warning on these, sometimes they can get pretty edgy too)
Remember, it's not about being impossible to pick or resist attack - that's a fiction.
It's about being so painful/annoying that the criminal moves onto someone else's property.
It's just that level of paranoia that nothing will stop the determined. I do laugh about something though the family down the street who the older man runs a HVDC company with a questionable rep. Uses one of the trailer locks he does not recommend sighting how easy it is to get into.
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Remember, it's not about being impossible to pick or resist attack - that's a fiction.
It's about being so painful/annoying that the criminal moves onto someone else's property.
It's just that level of paranoia that nothing will stop the determined. I do laugh about something though the family down the street who the older man runs a HVDC company with a questionable rep. Uses one of the trailer locks he does not recommend sighting how easy it is to get into.
Yeah. It's why the videos on the "Best" locks at major stores, and the series on "Amazon's Choice," are so enlightening.
Of course, if you have the coin and really don't want the padlock to be the weakest link, you could go for something like this:
Was worried that would be a less nuanced take than it was. Only criticism I'd have is I don't think relocating villagers is actually easier than curing zombies.
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dude her hair in that first one is 100% dyed
man Larry Hama's an original badass
Shout out to a real one
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Whoops.
Does he have actual recommended locks?
yeah
yeah as long as you use a chain or u-lock and not a cable
It's about being so painful/annoying that the criminal moves onto someone else's property.
I just found out that apparently Gethard started a new show on a local NYC public access network, and they upload the episodes online just like back when he did TCGS. Chris Gethard Presents isn't really his show though, it's a showcase where he gives up-and-coming comics and performers an hour to do any kind of show they want and it's some weird shit. (Big ol NSFW warning on these, sometimes they can get pretty edgy too)
also
It's just that level of paranoia that nothing will stop the determined. I do laugh about something though the family down the street who the older man runs a HVDC company with a questionable rep. Uses one of the trailer locks he does not recommend sighting how easy it is to get into.
Which, by the way, is now now now.
is he doing the complete works in order of publication or what
Yeah. It's why the videos on the "Best" locks at major stores, and the series on "Amazon's Choice," are so enlightening.
Of course, if you have the coin and really don't want the padlock to be the weakest link, you could go for something like this:
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