u/ShadowVergil

Been around a long time and it's quite well rounded, so it's ol' reliable for many. However, it probably best fits the idea of "internet beginner's first browser." It is well rounded, but a jack-of-all-trades is a master of none. In terms of any specific trait, it is rather average.

The truck is practically parked and bro is going 67 about 10 to 15 meters behind it. That's gonna hurt just a little bit.

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Inconvenient? The phrasing here tells me that they are legitimately concerned for their safety, and everyone seen here has every right to fear for their safety.

Could it maybe be that OP is concerned about being dragged into it and feels endangered? Yes, the situation for all of them sucks, but you imply that anyone else who has any sort of privilege should just be dragged down and suffer as well. I don't get the mindset of, "You have things, so going through this area shouldn't bother you." Yet, when someone sees those who are less fortunate expressing how glad they are to not be like that, they are spat on for being arrogant. Not to mention, telling someone "it could always be worse" isn't a reason for them to be more positive. All that means is that they are justified in being concerned, because it means just that. It COULD get worse. On top of that, homelessness and drug addiction can lead to a person becoming quite desperate and short-fused. I'm not saying that these people shouldn't be cared about, but it's ignorant to act like OP is out of line for being concerned for their well being. My uncle is an addict, as well as homeless at the moment, and while he will always be family, I wouldn't trust him in the same town as me, let alone walking within a couple meters of me. He has stolen so many things as well as money from many people, and even attacked my grandmother when she refused to give him money. A desperate addict or homeless person is usually dangerous. That's just a fact. Again, I'm not saying that they should just be forsaken, but it's very ignorant to act as if someone is wrong to be uncomfortable around a large number of them.

I didn't mean to write a whole essay like I'm still in college or something, but I am honestly tired of the idea that just because someone may be better off than folks like this, they have to be just fine being in an area like this.

Show me yo moves!

Bowser is cool in the Mario games. Very expressive as well, which I like in an antagonist. Makes you think of them as more than just "Unga bunga, me evil."

Correct, I would still love Byleth if he was a worm

Same with Falcon

It's the opposite for me.

I'll play one every day, but I'd rather fight Min Min than fight a heavy

I don't care, he's pretty

Do you think so?

Ayo...?

Ironic how that leads to him having the easiest Classic mode

Damn, that matchup is rough for Kazuya, too. Good one

Looks quite JoJo to me

I want some dinosaur nuggets now

You're really not annoying at all, especially online. He's fast, yes. Arséne gives him big damage and launch power, yes. But with that speed and power comes a precision. You have to know how to precisely land those "broken" back airs right when it matters. It's so easy to overextend with a faster character like Joker, and that goes double online.

I may be a little biased, because I play a little Joker myself, but more than that, Joker is my favorite opponent as Falcon

Going into the comments like, "I'm just here for a waffle...?"

The exact reason retail and food service employees hate their jobs

SON OF A-

I'm mad. Well played.

I wish I saw that, all I ever see are Jigglypuffs, Ness and Yoshi

Also FINALLY, someone else sees how good Corrin is against Kazuya

First time I've laughed at this format. Well played

Tbh, not far off

This is the most wholesome thing I have ever seen on this sub. Good on the two of you for having a good time

So just Smash 4 all over again basically