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My very first attempt at making She-Hulk's figure from modeling clay (based on the fan art by Ashley Witter "E-Girl Series: Mean and Green")

P.S. - unfortunately, I couldn't fit all the details from the art, and also Jen doesn't look the prettiest due to the scale. Still, it was one hell of an activity.

u/Best_Drummer_6291 — 1 month ago

Finally, the worthy virtual hill to die on!

*If taking into account the Balkans, and specifically the South Slavic countries, the presence of centuries-long conquering power and mutual enemy allowed at-least somehow to coexist with each other. Until the 20th century. Also, the post was inspired by the real-life situation on Reddit.

u/Best_Drummer_6291 — 3 months ago

[Loved trope] The new generation are not better than their parents. Quite the opposite.

  1. Tom Parson's children from "1984" (both the novel and the movie);

  2. American Hitler Youth members from "The Man in the High Castle" series during the "Jahr Null".

u/Best_Drummer_6291 — 3 months ago

The valuable lesson from 1371: never throw a massive drinking party in anticipation of the FUTURE siege of the enemy's capital

u/Best_Drummer_6291 — 4 months ago

Who is your favorite character that you would like to be like, but whose admiration you would rather keep secret?

For context, I have a pretty INFP-like personality, and while I don't self-deprecate myself at all and also have great relations with my family members and friends (even casual ones), I often feel like a way too soft of a person for such a world. So, my favorite characters are usually the archetypical tough guys and gals (or robots for that matter), as they are complete opposite of myself. So here comes my list:

  1. T-101 from "Terminator 2: Judgment Day";

  2. Corky from "Bound";

  3. The Ghoul from the "Fallout" show;

  4. Major Motoko Kusanagi from "The Ghost in the Shell" franchise;

  5. Both Bruce Banner (yeah, despite all inner demons and borderline villainish tendencies) and Jennifer Walters from the Marvel multi-verse.

u/Best_Drummer_6291 — 4 months ago

I very sorry if this question will sound like coming from a very uninformed person, but why are in different Internet sources median annual individual and household income figures are so close to each other ($50,000-$60,000 vs $70,000-$80,000)?

Knowing, that the average household size in the US is 2.53 (so 2-3 people in real life), and even taking in account such as one-person household, gap pay between sexes, unemployed family members (kids, disabled people, jobless, etc.) - it still doesn't quite make senses. I would very grateful if you could explain it to me. Thank you in advance!

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u/Best_Drummer_6291 — 4 months ago

It also had hard economic consequences too, as the state had to destroy multiple vineyards across Ukraine, Moldova, and Caucasus:

u/Best_Drummer_6291 — 4 months ago

Favorite female counterparts of male superheroes?

  1. Jennifer Walters, also known as She-Hulk;

  2. Peggy Carter, also known as Captain Carter;

  3. Gwen Stacy, also known as Spider-Gwen;

  4. Kara Zor-El, also known as Supergirl.

u/Best_Drummer_6291 — 5 months ago

I would still consider myself a centre-left, but I have to admit that I am absolutely sure with Eisenhower's view on foreign policy: not being overtly aggressive in terms of open foreign military interventions, but instead utilizing the US intelligence service and foreign allies.

P.S. In terms of the domestic policies I am strongly in favor of social-democratic state akin to the watered-down Federal Republic of Germany. Although, to be honest, I view very positively the lack of regulations in some aspects of the US, such as culture and consumerism.

u/Best_Drummer_6291 — 5 months ago