If breathing styles rely on the individual being able to breathe, why didn't more demons develop Blood Demon Arts that stop breathing at it's source? Similar to Doma's ice, something that can stop a demon slayer's lungs in their tracks seems like a surefire way for a demon to defeat their opponents. Just saying, thinking in regards to working smarter instead of harder
Even when I don't want to hear what's going on around me, for some reason, I latch onto those intrusive sounds, even when no one is trying to get my attention, and it's maddening
Not a fever dream or being unable to tell when you're awake, just when you are in waking life, everything feels muted and not quite right. Not necessarily bad, just off
It's an efficient hybrid, and gets good gas mileage. There are also far worse cars out there. Cough, cough, Kia Soul, cough
One of the parties they shame should be YouTube for rolling out a shitty AI that demonetized a bunch of channels for no valid reason
Just regular DVDs, not even UltraHD DVDs or Blu-rays
Was doing overtime at work when my supervisor told me to step outside. Some guy had ripped off my front bumper when part of his truck somehow hooked onto it. Certainly wasn't a happy camper (am still not). The one silver lining is the guy who caused it didn't drive away, so we were able to make a proper police report.
Even when said car in front is going over the speed limit, it feels like more people are in a big ass hurry
If all the slayers' efforts to kill the demon king failed in the final battle and he escaped, wouldn't he still have died thanks to Tamayo's anti-Kibutsuji drug? Seemed like the one substance Muzan would've been unable to fully neutralize despite his insane biology 🤔
Might be because of sweat, but I've never had to replace any other screen protector of mine, as they always stayed put
People tell me not to stare, but if a little kid, a dog, or whatever suddenly gets loud in a public space, I'm going to look where the noise is coming from. You never know if it's a mimic
An inverse to "Doing Too Much," where Bob hosts and Mark and Wade go into discussing things that don't do enough