

He went out with a bang.
He went out with a bang.
Thank you so much. I highly appreciate it. :)
That’s very kind of you. Steve Rogers, please. :)
Oh, no worries at all. I read some which were digitalised, probably from the 50s and early 60s (that’s a big guess from my side judging from the drawing style). Those put me off regarding the character as a whole until the first MCU movie was released. Once I subscribe to the Marvel online reader again, I’d like to read some more older ones in case you’ve got some recommendations for me. :)
MCU’s Captain America. I remembered some old comic books with him and always disliked his blind and unreasonable patriotism. The MCU version was a refreshing take on the character.
P.T. Adamczyk - Never Looking Back | Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty
1D, 2C, 3B, 4C.
honk
No fucking Spez messing with the API.
I love you, Goober!
I haven’t. Learning was always easy for me. Pay attention in class, take proper notes and do your homework. I know I’m lucky in that regard. Usually I only checked my notes the night before an exam and went through with it care-free. I only really studied for my math A-levels because it’s not my strongest subject and for my final Spanish exam at the end of my 3-years job training because I could’t care less about the language and thus only ever did the bare minimum learning it.
Season 4, Star Trek Enterprise, the Mirror Universe episode, showing a slightly different first contact with the Vulcans. ^^
R.I.P. Leon the lobster
Team Lemmy 100 %.
Loved watching Batman & Pinkie and the Brain. Freakazoid was the rare one.
Justice, no contest. Watch the full ‘Iris - A space opera’ live concert on YouTube and you’ll understand why.