So I was about to purchase a 2025 Toyota Camry LE Sedan 4d 28 miles. But as I was looking at the carfax, in the date 08/06/2026 it said Recall NHTSA #26V511 STATUS: Remedy yet not available.
Is this a big no?. I would appreciate the advice.
So I think Space Marines were an original invention from the Emperor, but do we know if in the DaoT humans tried to create super soldiers that weren't Men of Iron nor Men of Gold/Stone?.
Yes I know the joke of corpse starch, but I recently found out that is more of a meme. Corpse Starch apart from not being sustainable is emergency rations and can't support a human population, apart from some exceptions (Necromunda) is not part of the average hive dweller's diet.
So the question is what is the Imperium mass producing to feed their Hive Worlds?
So I was watching the 1975 Kung Fu movie "The 18 Bronze men". The movie is about a Shaolin temple that teaches a highly effective form of Kung Fu, however if you go study there you cant leave until you graduate, and in order to graduate you have to pass the test of the 18 Bronze men, where 18 Shaolin teachers clad in bronze makes you go trough a series of chamber where they try to test/kill you.
In the original movie it was pretty standard, an orphaned hero goes to the temple, trough many trials graduates, passes the test and goes to get revenge to their evil general who killed his family.
There is a sequel "Return of the 18 Bronze Men", that in my opinion is much better because how it plays with the concept. Instead of your standard hero, you follow an evil prince who is quite talented at Kung Fu, he wants to improve his Kung Fu, so he goes undercover in the Shaolin Temple. He goes like in the previous movie trough many trials and tribulations, and you kind of start rooting for him as he takes the grueling training and doesn't give up. He eventually takes the test goes trough all the chambers, and then as he is going to the last chamber, the monks figure out he is a prince and basically expel him just as he is entering the final chamber, and for me this was such a blue balls moments, he was about to take the final test, maybe he fails or something, but the monks are nah go home, they should have just let him take the test or jump him or something.
Then the prince just leaves very very pissed at this, then it flash forward after he was crowned emperor (after framing his brother for the murder of a noble and falsifying his father's will), his advisors tell him the Shaoling Temple has mounted a rebellion against him, and he is like damn those Monks got hands. The movie ends here.
And I am so flabbergasted, the movie ends in an anticlimax, the protagonist didn't get to take the final test, and then the movie ends with the Emperor preparing to put down the Shaolin rebellion, which by the by him being the Quing Emperor means the Shaolin Monks fail, and in fact a Quing Emperor did put down a rebellion started by Shaolin Monks. So the movie ends in a cliffhanger that if you know how history turns out, it implies that the Emperor wins, and the temple and the Shaolin Monks get destroyed.
So Necromunda has: Genestealer cults, Unsanctioned Psykers, Chaos Cultist, Hereteks, Literal Xenos. All acting in the open, also Necromunda nearby the Sol System and is being monitored by Space Marines. How the heck they can get away with so much, while other planets the mere discovery of a Chaos Rune gets the them orbital bombarded?
So I went and caught up to the fate of Naruto (trapped in the parent dimension) and Sasuke (turned into a tree) Regardless of the Quality of the story, are their roles done in Boruto or can they still come back to play a sort of role?
Because I imagine unless they get a power up they can't really make a difference because they have been nerfed to the point their Shippuden counterparts are more effective, and are not main characters anymore. Also the story is called Boruto.
Hey remember that time Sony bought Bungie for 3.6 billion dollars. Well for the 2025 Fiscal Year Q4 they lost around 765 million dollars due Bungie. This might be Sony worst acquisition ever. Marathon has a lot of money to make back.