Here’s the pre-Disney lore then, unless you just want to be mean for no reason.

Everything? Perfect Blue? Paprika? Angel’s Egg? Tamala 2010: A Punk Cat in Space? Anne of Green Gables? Moomin? Belladonna of Sadness?

I’d be genuinely surprised if the answer was yes, as all of those wildly depart from the tropes people have in mind when anime is brought up.

where could one acquire such an apple, hypothetically?

Reading MetalSucks’ article on it, doesn’t seem to be anything more than you’d expect from the guy. Also contains this wonderful quote:

As long as he doesn’t kill anyone (else),

I should finish that game.

I’m sorry to tell you the list was compiled by u/WEELOO77 on r/trainsimworld. My knowledge of trains is that they exist.

I feel like, once they’re no longer profiting off the music, the morality of listening gets a lot simpler. I’ve never heard a Lostprophets track, but Watkins is dead, so I would be fine taking a look at their discography if I ever wanted to.

I’ve heard MYFAROG has a lot of his… inclinations, but I don’t go looking for games with that level of infamy attached to them (I haven’t even read a single page of FATAL), so I don’t know.

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Headline is somewhat misleading, article is based off an admission from a Ukrainian military officer about a test that happened two years ago.

It depends.

• Sometimes it’s because of structural Anglocentrism making it harder to get an acting role with a foreign-sounding last name (e.g. “Ramon Antonio Gerard Estevez” becomes “Martin Sheen” or “Ilyena Lydia Vadilievna Mironov” becomes “[Dame] Helen Mirren”)

• Sometimes it’s just a matter of cropping a name or two (“Philip Anthony Hopkins”)

• Sometimes it’s just about sounding cooler (“Eric Bishop” becomes “Jamie Foxx” or “Caryn Elaine Johnson” becomes “Whoopi Goldberg”)

• And sometimes it’s because there’s already a SAG member with your name (“Diane Hall” becomes “Diane Keaton” or “Michael Douglas” becomes… “Michael Keaton”)

looks like you need to read more junji ito

I’m not entirely sure what the relationship between “time spent without a toilet trip” and “length of a drum solo” is, but I’m interested in learning.

Okay, fine. Monster (2004)'s Johan Liebert.

Shepard Lambert in Would You Rather?, played by Jeffrey Combs.

• Gimme More (SID) [Machinae Supremacy covering Britney Spears]. MaSu’s vibe strips away the hyperclean polish to deliver something much closer to the raunchy, voyeuristic feel of the song’s lyrics. The fact that they’re a really good band also helps.

• F*ck Tha Police [Dope covering NWA]. I’ll admit, this one is just personal preference. Please don’t crucify me.

• Battle Hymn [Beast in Black covering Manowar].

• Down with the Sickness [Ai Mori & Violet Orlandi covering Disturbed].

• Army of the Night [Amaranthe covering Powerwolf].

• Ballroom Blitz [3TEETH covering The Sweet].

• Got The Time [Anthrax covering Joe Jackson].

• Bring The Noise [Anthrax on the track with Public Enemy]. Going back to the original is like driving a Ford Model T.

It comes close:

• Breaking the Law [Fightstar covering Judas Priest]. Halford is too iconic to beat, but Fightstar’s apocalyptic world-weariness lends itself well to their take on the song, as opposed to the original’s unserious attitude.

I’d say it’s hard to beat original War Pigs, but T-Pain’s version comes close.

ECB is awesome.

It doesn’t work for every Tri-Stat milieu, but it sure as hell works for this specific show.

someone has an opportunity to do something really funny