I conclude each episode thinking that I will singlehandedly repopulate humanity with the most attractive drones attending to my cock 24/7, breaking only for nature, sleep, and killing the corralled food.
Diabete has it right.
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Diabete has it right.
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Yeah first thing I would of done would have had the hive construct me a fortified homestead in a temperate zone with good arable land with live stock and crops while Sydney sweeney and the rest of my handpicked harem would water my crops and feed my animals while I would do all the killing and picking of vegetables from the garden.
That's because I knew the moment this happened that food was gonna be a problem. Diabete being a retarded brown person didn't realize it until John Cena told him, but he should start doing that now. They aren't gonna be able to maintain Las Vegas for him forever.
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Seriously this, holy shit. Point number 3,352,863 for why Carol is a retarded faggot.
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Tuco
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Bro grew up a paranoid schizo in a rental depot in a broke landlocked country surrounded by the amazon listening to radio transmissions. He's as likely to hop onto a boat and start following the coast in the gulf of America as Mr. T is to choose to fly a biplane instead of hiking.
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I've been boating and even I know how dangerous it would be to go by boat. Just sticking to the shore risks capsizing on rocks, wrecks, reefs, or other debris hidden just below the surface; or engine failure. Is it riskier than hiking the Darien gap? I have no fucking clue because I haven't done either and neither had Manousos.
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It wouldn't work anyway I think.
I'm no ship expert, but what's the range like ? A couple of hundred miles right ? Where is he refuelling ? Is he going to make it there before fuel runs out ? If he doesn't, is he paddling ?
Someone with no clue what they are doing taking a sailboat instead is about as likely to succeed as taking a hot air balloon.
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Juvarisx
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all I could think was the Simpsons episode where the nerds nitpick Itchy and Scratcy when then Hive was trying to piece together why the pirate was now a woman canonically. Vince is amazing.
big lore dump. Great episode, I wonder if the Others will abandon Carol again when Manosous up to gaslight her into hating or not trusting him. It really wasn’t sure what to do with that pause.
Lots of great moments but what got me was the dog. It seeking out the one normal person hit me good (big dog person). It knows shit is wrong.
Raised by Wolves Easter egg 10/10
big lore dump. Great episode, I wonder if the Others will abandon Carol again when Manosous up to gaslight her into hating or not trusting him. It really wasn’t sure what to do with that pause.
Lots of great moments but what got me was the dog. It seeking out the one normal person hit me good (big dog person). It knows shit is wrong.
Raised by Wolves Easter egg 10/10
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reavor
I'm With HER ♀
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Watched a couple of episodes... is this show just gonna be a long slog of this one woman being super annoying and somehow able to bring down this alien hivemind by screaming in the face of one of the bodies, and for some reason this hivemind not caring about that fact?
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Arbitrary
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It appears to be a series of tasteful shots with minimal dialogue with most of the screen time spent on a grumpy lesbian.
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Xevy
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What was the Raised by Wolves Easter egg? I loved that show super bummed they canceled it.
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The planet the virus is from is the planet from Raised by Wolves. Really its probably not an Easter egg, but I thought it was fun.
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IIRC, Kepler 22-b was the first planet found where water is likely to be liquid that isn't also a gas giant. A number of sci-fi entries reference it as a result.
It's probably still not habitable by people though, given that its gravity is ~2.5 times that of Earth and is furthermore probably covered in a worldwide ocean.
Current research suggests that most worlds with liquid water are, unlike Earth, probably entirely covered in liquid water. Opinions differ if intelligent life trying to leave such a planet would have merely a much harder time than us or be flat out impossible (no easy access to fire and smelting, only dissolved gases in water, etc.) Cetaceans (dolphins, whales, etc.) are some of the smartest creatures on Earth and have squat for designed tool use, and they aren't even fully aquatic. (Some Cetaceans will use other animals directly as tools, like wearing soft sponges on their nose to protect from sharp coral, but have developed no tools of their own.)
It's probably still not habitable by people though, given that its gravity is ~2.5 times that of Earth and is furthermore probably covered in a worldwide ocean.
Current research suggests that most worlds with liquid water are, unlike Earth, probably entirely covered in liquid water. Opinions differ if intelligent life trying to leave such a planet would have merely a much harder time than us or be flat out impossible (no easy access to fire and smelting, only dissolved gases in water, etc.) Cetaceans (dolphins, whales, etc.) are some of the smartest creatures on Earth and have squat for designed tool use, and they aren't even fully aquatic. (Some Cetaceans will use other animals directly as tools, like wearing soft sponges on their nose to protect from sharp coral, but have developed no tools of their own.)
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