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CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to X_CPocket watches were invented in the 16th century. Please learn to use google instead of going all "yeah, I'm big brain" criticizing books when you're uncultured.
The middle-aged man looked at his pocket watch and stepped forward. He raised the round badge in his hand.- CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to Not_A_Heretic
witches and warlock are VERY different depending on the lore. It's definitively not the male equivalent of a witch.
In the center of the square, a twenty-something, pale-faced beautiful woman in a black robe was tied to a wooden cross. People were throwing stones and pieces of wood while shouting, swearing, and spitting at her: - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to ShadyDemoness
yes, that's what the Quill of Alzuhod is
The heavy motorcycle fell to the ground and exploded for various reasons. - CoffeeApostle3yrCommentedCh 62 Chapter 62: The Trigger
- CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to Mobby
I mean, that's fair. I thought you were one of those that thought taxes just existed for nothing, but yeah, sorry for that. I don't like paying taxes either, so here we go haha
3. Sheltering guild. An Adventurer must have a guild to shelter. Each guild will take no more than 20% of the adventurer's monthly earnings. The missions and quests of the Adventurer shall only be permitted by the guild. - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to Mobby
The roads you use, schools, healthcare, infrastructure, where do you think public projects get their funding from? .
3. Sheltering guild. An Adventurer must have a guild to shelter. Each guild will take no more than 20% of the adventurer's monthly earnings. The missions and quests of the Adventurer shall only be permitted by the guild. - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to Over_Lord_9904
Fay doesn't always inclide elves. It depends heavily on the author and magical system.
After switching it on, Lin Yuan logged into the fey website that he frequented. He discovered that his account actually had 99+ notifications when he had merely replied to one question. - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to CoffeeApostle
Opium that was sold by England, obviously.
He turned around and led Yan Liuyuan to school. When they passed by the grain store, Ren Xiaosu went in and bought a long loaf of black bread. The black bread was mixed with something that would make their throats uncomfortable when swallowed. - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to Supreme_Leader
It was opium, yes. China surrendered multiple cities to britain to stop the war that followed their initiative to dump opium in the sea.
He turned around and led Yan Liuyuan to school. When they passed by the grain store, Ren Xiaosu went in and bought a long loaf of black bread. The black bread was mixed with something that would make their throats uncomfortable when swallowed. - CoffeeApostle3yrPosted
I don't like writing reviews because I always feel like I'm somewhat misleading people because my english isn't very good, but this book deserves the 5* so I don't care. I haven't laughed as much as I did when reading this book for a long time, it's monstrously hilarious. I'm not a fan of R-18 scenes, in general, but Ben is a fun enough character to make me actually enjoy them. He's the kind of character that makes me smile widely while making me feel like stomping him into paste if I ever get the chance. It's unfortunate I can't try the dating tips, even if just for the laughs, with me living in a religious country and all that jizz, but it has the smell of experience and I like authors that know what they're writing about. The release rate is also so fast it makes my broke ašs despair. Reading 3 chapters of this book had become my daily routine for a moment now, and I felt I could write this review now that I got far enough (A bit after the "wholesome" Katie chapters). I love this book, keep up the good work fellow dog-lover.
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Schrodinger would be proud
When the sausage hides, it doesn't exist, but at the same time, it does exist… … - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to Lucifer12
Ah yes a shonen is less predictable than seinens and such. Please don't speak of mangas when you only know of the mainstream shit (naruto's story is pretty much bullcrap). It's a medium just as devlopped as novels. Otaku and weebs are cringe, not mangas or animes.
The building he was entering housed the media department—Ben's scholastic major. He chose it because he grew up as an otaku feeding off media. Reminiscing for a moment, Ben recalled the enjoyment he gained from all his media-related hobbies: games, movies, manga, anime, novels, henta-- - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to SUBSCRIBE_MY_LIST
They're not in good condition. Their food and water supplies are barely enough to keep their bodies working, that's not what I would call ideal for long-distance travelling by any means.
If his Oracle device had given him this Path to follow, it was at least guaranteed that the Red Cube they were heading towards was closer. Since leaving the snowy hill, they had traveled more than a hundred kilometers, and therefore were at least halfway there. - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to MaskedVoid
The author is French, and "Wolf Play" is a bit like a direct translation of "Le jeu du loup", which is the french equivalent of tag. So here we go. Have a nice read.
Paradoxically, the weakest was one of the most resilient in the group, since children of this age had a lot of recess time at school, which they spent playing games that were demanding on the cardiovascular system, such as running, dodgeball, wolf play and other team sports. - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to OOOOOOOOO00
Maybe, but not for dead bodies :x
Xia Yin stuck out her tongue and said guiltily, "As I applied to delay my return to classes, I directly told my tutor about this. It shouldn't be a problem, right?" - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to blancker1
The difference is this huge. They aren't just parting ways, but are literally each in their own world. Unlimited potential, supernatural abilities, the fact that Chen holds the USB is enough to put him dozens of levels higher than his fellow schoolmates. So the wording isn't wrong in this sentence.
Chen Chen understood that from the moment he had acquired the USB drive, he was destined to belong in a different world compared to others. - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to Hoans
It can be "injected", not "transmitted". I don't know if the translator chose this wording consciously, but the two words mean two different things.
After all, the implications of such an event would be devastating not just to the school, but even the entire academic field. It may even mislead people to believe that cancer could be transmitted and cause mass panic. - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to OOOOOOOOO00
I feel unsafe.
Xia Yin stuck out her tongue and said guiltily, "As I applied to delay my return to classes, I directly told my tutor about this. It shouldn't be a problem, right?" - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to Space_Fox
Science, in a way, is just the pursuit of a tangible truth that revolves around "facts". Even if it's something outside of our universe, it's still within the scope of scientific study. The only problem is just that we need much much more time to find more answers and much much more resources that we don't have to work on such matters. Not even talking about how humanity always finds a way to go on a weird tangent of war, crises, and disbelief. If souls exist and we have whatever means to study them, they are confined within the scope of science. "the Occult arts and sciences", people (even "practitioners", if their claims are real) give it this name for a reason. To sum it up, science is just the pursuit of the truth, and that's it. Nothing more.
In that case, was Professor Wang Xi right? Their existence did not mean that they were beyond the boundaries of science. Rather, modern science was not developed enough to obtain proof of their existence. - CoffeeApostle3yrReplied to ArthurBGenesis
If you help someone it should be from kindness, not because you are expected to be. If you give your seat to a 90 y'o it's simply because you're a good person, not because it's "ridiculous", "preposterous" or whatever if you don't.
"Tch, every time I use the subway, it's so hard to get someone to give me their seat. It's always oh I don't feel well or oh it's my period. These people are ridiculous…"