I thought it was referring to the Opium Wars
eighty
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I may need to reread but I recall interpretating it as “looney-tunes” logic where the rule is “defeat in one punch” and that he broke his personal “limiter” despite the somewhat normal regiment (gotta respect that 10k run everyday).
Everyones got different limiters (Garou I think is the closest other example we have) but the sheer work needed to break a limiter is described as ridiculous. It shows how average Saitama begun as and how seriously he took the training to do that everyday.
well have you tried resolving your childhood issues?
ontop of dps, debuff the boss’ resources so it has a lower health pool (reduce your clothes and clothes only worn once on non-humid days/less active days can be reused)
is that why he’s wojacked?
i doubt this is intentional but this is eerily close to “Dancing Through Life” from the Wicked musical
Our ancestors presumed we wouldn’t be stupid enough to stop eating fruit and didn’t bother specing into vitaman C production.
They also presumed we wouldn’t sail the seas for long distances with only salted meats and booze so jokes on them 👈👈
What’s the appeal of Saabs? I just served a Saabs car club a few days ago and never really thought about it
Hang on now, how can we sure that’s really a tortilla?
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196@lemmy.blahaj.zone•Rule three things that aren't Jackie ChanEnglish
12·2 years agoAn animated kung-fu martial artist monkey
A super cop
A chinese native that travels overseas to America and teams up with either Owen Wilson or Chris Tucker look-a-likes to save another Chinese native, generally a young woman.


oh dip, is that why pomegranates are considered the fruit of the greek underworld?