That was an easy mistake to make.
It's well past time to militarily overthrow the evil repressive religious zealot regime in Alaska.
/s sort of
Or maybe the price of homes in those mountain areas should come down to reflect the high risk of fire, and inability to insure homes in those areas.
Insurance is a scam that leads to a disconnect between the value of things and what people can afford to pay for them, such as health care, which leads to an artificial reduction in financial risk, which leads to reckless spending by the insurance industry, which leads to artificially high prices, which only leads to more people to need insurance, because they increasingly can't afford to pay for housing and healthcare on their own income.
When insurance pool/scam collapses, it's just the government, i.e. taxpayers, i.e. you and me, left holding the bag anyway.
You "jumped on a *h:ekwos"
In what manner?
There are consequences for human civilization either way.
Twist: Nick Scratch is Agatha's son, and... ::: spoiler spoiler according to Marvel lore, the Salem Seven are Nick's children :::
The police drama thing was a bore and went on too long.
It was much better when the actual plot got going.
A pretty good episode. Building the horror suspense with the Salem Seven was good.
The unnamed Teen is creepy and weird in his own right.
Limiting the damage is sometimes all that's possible...
So many good art in this one...
Of course, there's one thing that someone could do to prevent all of this, but that's the thing...
As I said in last week's thread:
Whew, Fall 2024 looks stacked with good shows!
I'll be anticipating:
Maybe:
I just don't think they have any budget for action animation...
It's just animated cartoon panels at this point.
But the story's so good, it almost doesn't matter.
What's the point of making a FUG Slayer who doesn't want to be a FUG Slayer?
Doesn't that carry a high risk that Bam/Yoru/Jue Voile Grace will blow up in FUG's proverbial faces?
It's just not the right time for a reunion with Khun this time...
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