Still In The Depths Of Manga Page Hell

This is one if my favorite vines

Part 1.  Best viewed on the main page.

It’s finally here!  I’ve wanted to tell this story for a long time.  I hope you can enjoy reading it as much as I have enjoyed making it. This is just the beginning!

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what she says: I'm fine.

what she means: Rise of the Tomb Raider isn't coming out on the PS4 until late 2016, and while I'll be able to play it on my PC a few months after the XBox's release date, I will not be able to really enjoy the game to its full potential because of my computer's outdated graphics card and fear that it will overheat even with all of the options at their lowest setting and this is really distressing to me because I am a huge fan of the series and now I'm going to have to take the extra precautions to avoid spoilers a year before I can actually make a purchase that I am happy with.

Responsible Me Vs Gamer Me You played Destiny game already, you dont need it, rent it if you will but dont buy it...What are you doing? Why are you parking at Blockbuster? Dont go in the store!! Dont go in!! Dammit get out of this store right now! Dont you da....Put the game down! Put it down! Gawd dammit! dont!.... Fuck....I bought the game. Gawd damn you Inner Gamer! Damn you!

Happy one year, everyone c:  enjoy c: 

*sigh.

You’re Probably Celebrating Cinco De Mayo All Wrong

As a mexican, saddens me to read this on Tumbrl, here but not on our National News Programs, or newspapers or even on goverment websites. We read this on facebook, we see this on youtube but not in open tv, why? Because the tv network that rules over Mexico doesnt wants us to know what really happened, because that tv network made this "Ken Doll Like" be the president of this country, because they want to keep us blinded with futbol and next-to-nude girls on tv.

Powerful photos capture the student protests in Mexico barely anyone is talking about 

While the world has focused its attention on the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, there’s another student movement gaining steam on the other side of the world.

The unfolding protests gripping Mexico began in the small town of Iguala, in the southwest region of Guerrero state, where the disappearance of 43 student teachers on the night of Sept. 26 has sparked outrage amid allegations of collaboration between local police and organized crime.