laughs in middle eastern heat

As a wise engineer once said, you can solve those problems with gun. And if that doesn’t solve it, just use more gun.

Very well, I demand an explanation on how you know that. This is not a question

Here I was, ready to reply about wacky “pilot tubes”, then re-read and saw it’s piTot tubes

That will depend a lot from city to city, and also person to person. Some people loathe public transportation, as they see it as something for “the poor”. Trading in cars for motorcycles, electric or combustion, is a good step forward, but would just lead to those ultra dense Indian cities.

What works best is not having places you want or need to go so fucking far: school, grocery store, workplace. For me, my job is 30km away from my home, but thankfully I can take a bus. Some people would take buses, but don’t, because of: 1- they’re overcrowded (because it’s more profitable); 2- there’s no direct lines that go to where the person wants to go (“low demand”, unprofitable); 3- they don’t run at the times the person needs (same as 2)

Another user mentions that many drives are less than a mile, for me that’s whenever I go buy groceries, as I don’t have a bike or anything to carry the bags, so putting them in the car works better.

The resting place of cthulhu’s rotten carcass

I’ll stick with Ah-pah-lah-shee-an

And to think that the only unrealistic thing in Victor Vivisector’s characterization was that his enemies were furry teenagers (for those curious, look up Furry Force on youtube)

Not to mention some episodes ended up banned. I don’t remember the season, but there was an episode where Kyle joined a cult and the super rescue team was composed of Buddha, Jesus, Mohammed and some other religious figures.

Meanwhile, I just search “watch anime online” on ddg or yandex and check around, while ublock origins does its job and ensures I don’t get harassed by ads and shit clickjack javascript (the ones where clicking anywhere opens the ad). A good pirate never makes a single port his home

EDIT: Ok, something that really caught my attention in the article: In April, (...) Japanese authorities arrested and prosecuted China-based owners of "one of the biggest illegal anime websites," B9GOOD. - Now THAT is unexpected. China complying with Japanese copyright for a change?