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Lewis is kinda right. Doom on 32X didn't have music. It had synthesized farts.

"No Minecraft content has appeared"

Well, that aged well.

Candace: "MOM! Phineas and Ferb are spying on my friend's mom in the shower!"

Boy: Daddy, the G fell off the graveyard sign

Dad: Son, there was never a ”G”

Cats are liquid, while seals are jelly.

"How do you contribute to society?"
Seal: W I G G L E

The level of chonk here is great

The Avengers: "this is the most epic crossover ever assembled!"

Colin and Ryan: "hold our beers"

My feeling on retcons can be summed up with this old quote:

"Sure, it had always been that way. But had it always been that way yesterday?"

the original Rick and Morty

Man, if there's a heaven, this must be the official welcome theme every time a new soul gets there. It's so beautiful.

I think a lot of you are being confused on why Zez-Kai Ell is acting so wishy-washy. SO allow me to share with you guys my interpretation.

KOTOR 2 highlighted the greatest problems of the jedi with its three masters.

Master Kavar represented Jedi who saw themselves as "Good". He represents the jedi who see themselves as morally just, perhaps even morally superior to those around them. Jedi who think that as long as they, for the most part, follow the Jedi Code and simply do what they see as morally sound, then they'll be alright. A fallacy so obvious in the nebulous nature of morality it's childish, naive.

Master Vrook represented Jedi who saw themselves as "Correct". Vrook saw the Jedi Code as gospel, and the Jedi a religion to be doted upon and worshiped. Anyone not adhering to this code to Jedi like these were zealots, extremists, bad seeds to be purged form the Order because they are not doing what is "correct". I really shouldn't even have to say why this "holier than thou" attitude is dangerous.

Master Zez-Kai Ell though? He represented all other Jedi. Jedi who did not see themselves as morally good, Jedi who did not 100 percent believe in the Jedi Code. He represented Jedi who had their doubts about the Order. But he also represented the same weariness of those Jedi who went along with the Order regardless because... well... what else was there? For Jedi like Zez-Kai Ell, there was simply nothing else but the Order. He speaks about his doubts on the Order, but does nothing about them because he has no alternative, THAT'S what he represents.

This is an accurate assessment of what these Jedi Masters represent. However, I think it's because people are critical of Zez-Kai Ell just by association. Remember these are the same Jedi Masters who were unanimously intent on stripping the Exile of her connection to the Force in their deluded attempt at stopping the Sith and preserving the galaxy when all it did - Kreia would agree - was just solidify how arrogant and presumptuous they were.

I gave a little time to others to see if they could suss out what Atris represented, though if I'm honest I wasn't quite sure myself at the time. But I have come to a conclusion.

Atris represents jedi who deny themselves.

I both agree and do not agree with crazymantrav and Wewerna, she is and is not like Windu. If you know anything about Mace outside of the movies you know he was actually strikingly similar to Anakin, powerful in the force and having a darkness within him. But Mace, unlike Atis or Anakin, dealt with his inner darkness, channeled it into a weapon of the light with his own take on the sith lightsaber form Juyo, called Vaapad. This is why he was so hard on Anakin and other jedi with darkness within them, because he was hard on himself, always.

This is not what Atris did. Atris had a great amount of emotion swelling within her, a lust for battle, a yearning to help the suffering. This is hinted at many times, even in dialogue choices as Meetra where you can call out Atris for staying back, saying that you know she secretly wanted to join her in the Mandalorian wars but was too afraid of the masters and of what she might become to go through with it.

She never learned to understand the emotions she felt, only seeking to repress them behind the code and claims of their non-existence. But when one fails to understand their darker side, they can't take steps to prevent its growth, or bolster a defense against it. Had she taken the time to understand why she was feeling the way she did, she might have understood herself more, she would have understood the temptations the sith artifacts she held could bring instead of simply claiming that they held no sway over her. She might have been able to resist Kreia's words that laid her obvious hypocrisy so bare. But she did not. So like an untreated wound it festered and grew, until it consumed her.

The new Fast and Furious movie looks great

Florida man throws his son off a building

You can call me Knuckles, unlike Sonic I don't chuckle I'd rather flex my better understanding of what feminist of the past strive to achieve and ultimately decided to disassociate the bad eggs of an ultimately good movement for the better of the women who actually need help in their current situations around the world instead of bandwagoning behind upper class females that get pissed and get up in arms the thought of some ordinary Joe in a subway who sits with his legs apart at an embellished angle.

I wonder if Japanese people realize how many American kids fell asleep listening to My Will

When you're in your 20's

The original Red Wedding

Skyrim in real life

Where's Pikachu? (crying emoji)