WildeEnthusiast
Do people ever actually read the ‘About’ part on people’s profiles? Because I for sure have not... that’s.. yea that’s all.
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WildeEnthusiast5dReplied to BERSERKERGUTShe is omniversal? Truck-kun is beyond mortal means tsk.
'Well, let's not think about that; that's a story for another time.' He thought with a gloomy look on his face. After that, he started living on the streets and became a 'street rat...' cough, self-proclaimed free-spirited wanderer. He was living in Boston, USA.- WildeEnthusiast13dReplied to LemonZawodowiec
I would argue that the costs come from facilities, moderation and people so costs would actually be minimal. Majority of the work that needs to be done can be done due to having functional AI. there would not be any profit yet though so still a loss.
Instagram: 500,000 downloads, Revenue: Pending - WildeEnthusiast14dCommented
ok why is everyone so upset about this? it's a comic book world??? isn't this the same as any other comic book world be?? I love realism don't get me wrong but crime bosses just kind get a bonus physique boost with the title alone 😂 he's also built like Adonis in a comic book world being built and obviously training to that extreme gets you to near superhuman levels and he could be a minor super human we don't know.
Henrick's metal gauntlet punched Peter right across his face, leaving him slightly disoriented. Henrick adjusted himself when he landed and sent another punch towards Peter's stomach, knocking the air out of him and making him start coughing. - WildeEnthusiast19dCommented
AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE
Australia, who won the World Cup in 1966, reached the semi-final and faced the dark horse of the Cup, the Japanese national team, a surprise to everyone that they had made it this far. The other semi-final was the England national team (supported by James and the entire British community) versus France, a classic. - WildeEnthusiast1mthReplied to LORD_INDRATH
ok I do just want to add my two cents. whilst not specializing in India I have been studying global class systems for 15 years and work in a similar area. India has major corruption issues and talent loss problems, however regarding corruption so does literally every other country in the world, granted India is high on the scale of concentrated corruption. A major issue India has is capability to group together their great minds due to internalised stigma and classism. however at the end of the day they have a large population and usually a positive outlook of their country and people. they are a very powerful people and have contributed massively. at the end of the day if they had a large breakthrough in technology they could likely completely centralize their tech and minds if it's controlled by those already in power. (unless there are changes, again Its not a focus of my study and I apologize if I stated anything incorrect) loving the book though well written :)
It has been 5 years since this technology was made and so far, it has been considered the best in the world, with India being at the forefront of VR technology, followed by Russia, China, the US, Japan, and surprisingly enough, Brasil… - WildeEnthusiast1mthReplied to Neco_Arcussy
where are you from out of curiosity out housing market is terrible is AUS 😭😭
He still had close to three hundred and fifty thousand saved up, from the sale of his parents' house and his own savings combined. He pressed 'confirm order' after checking the 'same-day shipping box'. - WildeEnthusiast2mthCommented
Whilst I agree this is idiotic, I do think you can understand it from the perspective of him venting his regret and anger, before literally giving up his life to this 'Alien'. Also he is going to make so much money anyway, he's going to make f*** you money. so let him spend it to slap the faces of others, he's doing it because he can.
Finn flicked away the cigarette butt in his hand and chuckled, "Brother, I'm just an ordinary guy. I'm not a prodigal who's been with thousands of girls nor a high priest who has seen through the worldly chaos and decided to become a monk. Stop bullshitting me. The money I earned is mine to enjoy. How I choose to enjoy it is none of your business. If you want to take my life now, go ahead." - WildeEnthusiast2mthReplied to I_amNotAHaterNo0
The character shown so far consistently shows that he is not about making money, he is about making art. He doesn't need large money from a small production.
Renly understood that if he wanted to make money, he shouldn't take on independent films like "Buried". He should choose commercial films like "Thor". Even if the pay was lower, the income would be higher. - WildeEnthusiast2mthCommented
tequila is awful, one of the only alcohols I can't drink without feeling sick
As Renly reached the bar counter, Neil Thompson raised a glass of tequila high in the air. With a snap, he placed it on the table, the translucent alcohol splashing and refracting the bar's intoxicating colors. "Welcome back! So, do you dare to take on the challenge? Didn't you turn as stupid and boring as them after half a year in Australia?" - WildeEnthusiast3mthReplied to WildeEnthusiastCh 3 Archer (3)
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haven't read it but nifflers better win smh
Nifflers v Acromantulas - WildeEnthusiast3mthReplied to FrenchEclairBoi
Aussie Aussie Aussie!
Happy Australia Day, my peeps. Still sick - WildeEnthusiast3mthCommented
huh.. I like that you tried to put some logic behind this haven't seen that before. I don't think it makes sense, but I like the effort
The welcome feast was pleasant, the sorting went smoothly, and with Dumbledore giving his usual warning about the forbidden forest and spells in the halls, he also welcomed Gilderoy Lockhart as our new defence against the dark arts teacher. I understood why Dumbledor invited this man into the school; he was the perfect example of the pitfalls of fame. - WildeEnthusiast3mthReplied to PrimordialDesolate
This is your third comment on the book that is beyond stupid. Keep it up, it's entertaining to the masses.
"Yeah, thanks for the pick, man and the chocolate", I said. "Oh, and Grant, your dad was right. Vinyl is so much better." - WildeEnthusiast4mthCommented
Dad's a Muggle, Mums a witch, 'ell of a shock for him when he found out.
His father was a Muggle, was shocked when he found out his wife was a witch. - WildeEnthusiast1yrPosted
Well I've never written a review before. I just wanted to say I adored this novel, it's one of the best I've ever read I stayed up way too late reading this and went to work exhausted beyond belief. Sadly I can't convince myself to spend 200 AUD to buy the remaining locked chapters so I will just have to write this down somewhere and come back another day. Genuinely brilliant story, may as well give it a shot even if you just read the unlocked chapters it is a great read.
- WildeEnthusiast3yrReplied to KatoMaz
I think he could pretty easily
There are plenty of beasts reeling or stunned completely from that vocal blast whilst a few larger creatures seem to have managed to resist largely as well as I did. Having announced his mighty presence, Tiny leaps down into the cavern, the rocks cracking under him when he lands with a boom.