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Moneymancer2dReplied to Rigchelat the end of the day the nun can receive proper treatment and go home healthy, otherwise she may have been subjected to house which would have been worse
Shaking my legs slightly, having sat so long on the small chairs had cut the circulation to my limbs, I stood up, much calmer about the decision I had made. I still didn't think it was the right one, but it was done. I couldn't keep dwelling on it.- Moneymancer5dReplied to Deadlash
naw horizon dug out the mole a while ago, navel laser experienced ‘justice’
Juzo's gaze falls onto Deku, who is playing cards with Bakugo and a few others at the bar, then to Mina, who is in the hot tub eating some snacks, and lastly, Yanagi, asleep on a large pool float drifting between everyone. - Moneymancer5dReplied to Hugo_Macaroni
i feel like i remember him saying it directly a few times but i could be wrong
"Mina, I've always said I'm good at this Pro Hero game, I have skills that allow me to help millions of people, but I've never claimed to be a good person." - Moneymancer5dCommented
i agree with shortening the case, it felt logical and didn’t seem rushed to me. i also like how PJ is questioning House’s methods because the dude is just out of pocket and it would be really concerning if PJ just went with it. But i agree with some of the other comments and i hope PJ doesn’t become a bleeding heart archetype, while he is basically a psychopath one can’t deny that House almost always solves the case and his methods have solid merits
2. Also I had this issue of PJ with the dichotomy of Machiavellian thinking—doing whatever it takes to diagnose a patient—planned almost from the beginning of the novel. House obviously has no problem with the 'end justifies the means' mentality, and it's something I want to explore in more depth with my character. How far is it 'right' to cross that line? And how to apply it to the novel? I'm also eager to read your opinion. - Moneymancer5dCommented
take my stones!
By the way, when I finished writing this chapter, the novel was close to 800 power stones. Let's see if it reaches a 1000+ for the first time ever by the weekend and if it's possible to reach 110 reviews as well (everything is possible with the power of love and the internet, especially the internet). - Moneymancer5dReplied to Maximus_Quill
that makes sense, no wonder they are so well constructed. i was wondering how you were writing them so well and claiming you aren’t a doctor lol! you could always check out other medical shows for inspiration too, idk if AI is up to par yet but who knows
Ch 58 Chapter 58 - Moneymancer7dCommented
if this story was an action/adventure novel i would agree with the review but it’s a slice of life. if PJ suddenly gets a katana and starts fighting dragons it just wouldn’t make sense in the story and setting. this is webnovel so there are always readers coming off the chinese fan fictions and being disappointed that there isn’t blood and face slapping
I would like to know your opinion on the matter (those who are up to date with the updates). The review is pinned, and I will be reading the comments. By the way, asking for your opinion on the review does not mean it's an invitation to attack the person who wrote it. They were not insulting in any way, they were just giving their opinion (even though I don't agree). - Moneymancer20dReplied to Mental_dao_master
fries are from belgium but traditional ‘burgers’ were steamed over onions or broiled on a rack and came from the states. could have been made by german immigrants in the states tho idk
"That's the spirit, take French and German food and say it's 'True American Food'," Horizon laughs. - Moneymancer20dReplied to Dextroller3x
hamburgers were ‘invented’ in the US, either in texas in the 1880s or Connecticut in the 1900s. Hamburg translates to bend/angle (hamme) fort (burg) and is unrelated to hamburgers. Source: i went down the hamburger rabbit hole
"The most dangerous thing in America," Star' chuckles. "Burger and fries are the most American thing I can think of." - Moneymancer30dReplied to Wandering_Toaster
honestly i keep forgetting that this is an au and these scenes weren’t lifted from the show, the author nailed house
"Let's see, the average consultation takes about eight minutes if you do it quickly, so if my calculations are correct, you should be done by the end of the week," the man said, amused. "Look everyone, it's PJ Duncan, the prodigy," House shouted sinisterly before I could stop him, drawing the attention of everyone in the clinic. - Moneymancer30dReplied to Rigchel
i feel like every friend group has someone who just teleports into conversation
"How are you dealing with the attention?" Alan asked suddenly from my side, surprising me once again out of countless times. - Moneymancer1mthPosted
- Moneymancer1mthReplied to Unknown_Person_5428
the advisors always have big heads
"How dare you speak like that to an advisor of the Hokage!" Koharu replied angrily as she looked between Tsunade and Hiruzen. "Are you going to let your pupil talk to me like that, Hiruzen?" - Moneymancer2mthCommented
i thought they were in texas?
After managing to pack everything into the car, we headed to the camping site that Bob had researched. Being relatively new to the area, Bob didn't know the best camping and fishing spots in Colorado, but taking information from a sports equipment store owner, where he also bought bait, we headed there. - Moneymancer2mthCommentedCh 104 102. Scared & Humbled, A New A.D., RenderMan and Growing Networks.
- Moneymancer2mthReplied to GodOfCulture69
the actor that played ant man
"Here, this is a recommendation. Show this at the hiring for our movie. The working title is H.A, and there you will meet Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern. They are some of the best comedic performers and actors in Hollywood." - Moneymancer2mthReplied to ALEX1402
scientology
"You're part of a cult, Tom. You really think that I would make a cultist, the face of my franchise? Think about it."