u/Meatloafxx

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Canadian born but naturalized U.S. citizen renewing CA driver's license

Decades ago, i was naturalized under my parents when i was still a minor. Now that i'm renewing my DL, they're asking for two official documents: 1.) birth certificate (mine is from Canada) 2.) passport (mine is expired).

Will a Canadian birth certificate suffice for renewal within California? Or do they need an official U.S. document to prove i'm an American citizen? Thanks in advance

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u/Meatloafxx — 12 hours ago
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I hear how Ranma pioneered many anime tropes and archetypes we see today.

First off, i was never huge anime consumer until the last few years. So veterans of the medium can probably answer to this topic...

What i heard is how Rumiko's work paved the way for common concepts, tropes, and archetypes we commonly see today. Based on what i've heard/read, one such concept is that Ranma kickstarted the modern day harem. Another is the birth of the yandere archetype. There might be a couple others i'm forgetting off the top of my head. Those of you who've been long time anime/manga enthusiasts, would you say this is true? Maybe elaborate how it's evolved over the years.

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u/Meatloafxx — 2 months ago

A common trend in 80/90s retro: HR Giger's macabre artwork coupled with Ridley Scott's Alien franchise influenced many retro games, especially Giger's xenomorph. Feel free to list other examples in the comments

  1. R-Type
  2. Ninja Gaiden 2
  3. Contra (NES)
  4. Super Metroid
  5. Super Turrican
  6. Xenophobe
  7. Biometal
  8. Alien Storm
  9. Alien Breed
  10. Z-Out
  11. Dark Seed (incorporated licensed artwork by HR Giger)

Just a number of examples, although there's certainly more

u/Meatloafxx — 3 months ago