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[Yoink]

You're only a 90's person if you had a fanny pack at any point and actually wore it non-sarcastically.

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i'm so fucking nineties i walked through airport security with a fanny pack and nobody wanted to stick hands into my anus

I... think you should be worried. Seriously.

[Kamin]

You're only a 90's person if you had a fanny pack at any point and actually wore it non-sarcastically.

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i'm so fucking nineties i walked through airport security with a fanny pack and nobody wanted to stick hands into my anus

This is one of the better things I've ever read on the forums.

[LordSlowpoke]

You're only a 90's person if you had a fanny pack at any point and actually wore it non-sarcastically.

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i'm so fucking nineties i walked through airport security with a fanny pack and nobody wanted to stick hands into my anus

I... think you should be worried. Seriously.

not sure which part

the one where they give you free rectal exams when you dare try fly places you terrorist or the part where i decided fanny packs are a good idea and totally wearable

[Yoink]

The latter. Definitely the latter.

[Lord Shonus]

Been playing the PC remake of the DS remake of FFIV. This version has much less text string limitations to deal with, and Palom and Porom's "Twin" skill is called "Twincast". That's... not what I keep reading it as, which keeps disturbing me until I take a second look.

[Neonivek]

You know it seems to be that the incompetence of any organization goes up the more they are used.

For example... Shield? When they are barely used they are a fantastically organized and deadly enemy or ally.

When they are ever constant? The Shield Carrier spends more time on the ground/water then it does in the air.

I was watching Ben 10 and WOW the Plumbers who used to be a very secretive and powerful organization filled with the best and brightest... are just total buffoons at the end of the series run. They don't even use the impressive alien stopping weaponry they had earlier in the series that could be useful.

I mean I KNOW that with enemies like "The Borg" for example they seem weaker simply because they find ways to overcome the enemy so naturally they seem less threatening in the long run. The Borg are no less powerful, the good guys are just that much better.

Yet Good Guy organizations seem to get less and less effective or competent in general.

[Mephisto]

Copypasta from what I posted on social media:

Huge Console Lot For Repair Untested!! Sega Cd, Nintendo Nes,snes!!

Those poor consoles...

The epitome of understatements, the red thing in the picture is a SNES that was (badly) painted red. Description: "has paint damage."

[Descan]

... Nah, the Borg were over-used and became kind of hilarious. One cube can take on the entire Alpha Quadrant and nearly win, but Voyager (a small, 150 person science vessel) can just stroll through their space.

The Krenim (Year of Hell) were more of a threat than the Borg were towards the end. Look at the damage to the ship between the two and what Voyager had to do to win.

Doesn't help that the show was rife with poor writing, reset buttons, missed opportunities, and a poor understanding of what people actually liked :v case in point: Neelix.

[Neonivek]

To be fair the only outright fight between Voyager and the Borg was them against a Borg sphere which are barely threatening normally.

Rest of the time there were other factors involved that helped them edge out a victory.

[Ultimuh]

Would a Borg sphere or cube be able to stand the heat of a sun?
If not, ideas are shaping in my head

[penguinofhonor]

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[Neonivek]

To be fair the only outright fight between Voyager and the Borg was them against a Borg sphere which are barely threatening normally.

So corners are the key to the Borg's power?

You never seen the almighty power of the Borg Dodecagon have you?

Would a Borg sphere or cube be able to stand the heat of a sun?
If not, ideas are shaping in my head

That's what we call... pulling a Janeway.

[Mephisto]

To be fair the only outright fight between Voyager and the Borg was them against a Borg sphere which are barely threatening normally.

So corners are the key to the Borg's power?

You never seen the almighty power of the Borg Dodecagon have you?

I assume it would be the opposite - corners are a bane to the Borg. Since circles have infinitely-many sides, we can assume spheres have infinitely-many corners; they're the weakest. The cube is the strongest yet. Woe the day the Borg learn to harness tetrahedrons.

[miauw62]

Pyramids have less corners + Egyptian Pyramids = Borgilluminati confirmed.

[Dutchling]

Pyramids have less corners + Egyptian Pyramids = Borgilluminati confirmed.

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