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IIRC Morpheus says it’s around 2199, but he’s working on faulty information because the people of Zion don’t know that Neo is actually the sixth “One”. I don’t think they mention how long a One cycle is, but building Zion itself must have taken quite some time (unless the machines help rebuild it after destroying it in the previous cycle).

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How dare you? If I weren’t so tired I’d give you what for!

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(A picture of) my friend and me smiling.

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The interview where he was spouted this nonsense and the “interviewer” just sat there nodding in agreement reminded me of India’s news media of today. Billionaires have an unopposed and total control of TV news channels and newspapers which then do uncritical PR for their favoured political party of their patrons (mostly BJP) and most of the “news” has devolved into an electoral circus where the “news” is concerned with what this and that politician said about an event rather then the event itself.

As a USian, this sounds very familiar

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With the amount of issues I’ve had with pirated software, I’d make damn sure I was getting that car from a trusted site, though.

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My friend and me*

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Yeah, but if you make homebrew they don’t like, they’ll send the Pinkertons after you.

(I know that was about an MTG set. I’m just making a joke about how little faith I have in WOTC.)

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Final Fantasy 7 is a game about how capitalism and industrialization is killing the planet and it features a heavily industrialized city, called Midgar, where the wealthy live in the sunshine on a plate that is elevated above the heavily polutted slums, where everyone else lives without ever seeing the sun.

The painting is quite reminiscent of the asthetics of Midgar.

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Mine was a minotaur gladiator turned monster hunter (ua fighter subclass). His name was Daniel Notmonster and he’d been called monster so much during his days in the arena that he internalized a hatred of monstrosities. He was driven to prove he wasn’t a monster by killing any he came across. He would also collect a bone from each monstrosity killed to scrimshaw a scene of the battle to kill it.

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The day we get an official Trek-Wars crossover is the day our culture will have fully eaten itself.

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