Hej,

Co byście zrobili gdybyście stracili pracę z dnia na dzień i nie mogli znaleźć innej ponieważ nikogo już nie szukają w waszym zawodzie?

Co byście zrobili gdyby nie było już żadnej pracy w której was by przyjęli? Wiem że znajdą się tu osoby które powiedza że nikt nigdy ich nie ruszy bo są nie do zastąpienia, ale to taki eksperyment myślowy. Co byście zrobili gdyby po prostu nie było dla was pracy i wiecie że już jej nie dostaniecie?

In Ireland, a 33-year-old man injected his own semen into his arm for 18 months to relieve back pain.

The man, who presented to the hospital with severe back pain, drew attention with the swelling in his arm.

Examinations revealed that he had injected semen multiple times in recent periods and had developed a serious infection in his arm.

Following the incident, the man was taken to the hospital and placed under treatment.

Doctors, however, stated that this method has no medical benefit whatsoever.

1. Ted (Call the Midwife): a kind man who marries a struggling middle aged woman with kids. She unexpectedly gets pregnant, however she fears the child is from an affair she had with a black man early into the marriage before she truly fell in love with Ted. The baby is born clearly biracial and Ted being understanding of his wife’s indiscretion accepts the child immediately.

2. Frank (Outlander): when his wife Claire returns after going missing (by time traveling) and returns pregnant, he chooses to accept her daughter Brianna when’s she’s born. Brianna believes Frank to be her father for years until she meets her biological father Jaime when traveling in time.

3. Divorced Dad (Monkey Dust): realizes his son Timmy is from an affair his ex wife had, but actually finds he can accept it.

Has anybody else noticed that Viscous seems overtly childish in the new voice lines?

I'm not sure if it's the direction that the voice actor has been given, the lack of sound edits that the older lines had (from what I've heard, the current lines aren't yet finished edit-wise), the writing or all of it as a whole.

Viscous's writing direction has shifted from the friendly yet determined emissary of The Deep, willing to put the goal of defeating The Adversary before everything else. (e. g. him saying that The Djinn's problems are less serious than The Deep's.)... To a second grader. It's a fun line, one of many the update added, but it often feels like an outlier in an otherwise solid character.

Viscous is an emissary, a political figure of the Deep with a message and ambition first, and a goo ball that studies the customs of the surface, second, not a baby.

Rentarou's harem was nearly signed by a famous producer to become idols after a concert they performed, but the condition was a ban on romance, so they gave up on the idea (The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You)

Oguri Cap did not participate in the Japanese Derby because he failed to register in time—a detail based on real-life events, as he also missed the race in reality (Uma Musume Cinderella Gray)

1. In Bruges the big bad Harry (Ralph Fiennes) says earlier in the film "if I had killed a little kid...I wouldn't have thought twice. I'd have killed myself on the fucking spot". At the end, he does shoot a kid (or so he thinks) and says "You've got to stick to your principles" and kills himself on the fucking spot.

2. The recruiter in Squid Game plays games with his victims, but always follows the rules. He plays Russian Roulette with the protagonist, and 5 out of 6 empty shots have been taken, so the last shot definitely has the bullet. Since he always follows the rules, he shoots himself in the head.

3. Paladin Danse fights for the Brotherhood of Steel in Fallout 4. The Brotherhood is adamantly against synths (synthetic humans), they are their sworn enemy. Later on in the game, the Sole Survivor (player character) finds out that Paladin Danse himself IS a synth, but is unaware. The Soul Survivor can choose what to do, but if he/she chooses to kill him, Danse says "I am a synth. I need to be destroyed." And praises you for deciding to kill him.

I saw this TikTok video and was wondering if this is a real dialogue, that has a chance to happen. And if so what Dialogue. I tried looking into the CU wiki and couldn’t find anything

1. The Cult of the Tree, Alan Wake 2: the opening minutes of the game supposedly show this group murdering a man running through the woods terrified. There is graffiti and legends in the nearby town framing them as a pagan cult who roams the woods committing ritualistic murders. Towards the end it is revealed the cult is more of a neighborhood watch who kill Taken (People possessed by a malevolent sentient darkness) before they can spread the darkness and claim more victims. The scary stories about the cult are actually spread by the cult themselves to keep people away from the woods at night where the Taken and the Dark presence lurk.

2. King Alfred, Assassins Creed Valhalla: King Alfred is suggested to be the leader of a centuries old cult called the order of the ancients. Throughout the game you receive letters from an anonymous source named “Poor fellow soldier of Christ” feeding you information to help you assassinate members of this cult one by one. It turns out Alfred IS the leader of the Order of ancients but he’s also the Poor Fellow Soldier of Christ. He inherited the leadership from his father but was disgusted by the cult and its methods of control, so secretly fed Eivor and the assassins information to help them bring down the entire cult.

3.Slugworth, Charlie and the chocolate Factory: Presented as a rival businessman, offering children wealth if they steal Willy Wonka’s secrets and bring them to him. At the end he is revealed to work for Wonka, only pretending to be a rival to test the trustworthiness of said children.

1. Morgan Moonscar (and zombies), Scooby Doo on Zombie Island: At first glance Morgan and his zombie army are pretty obviously the villains and IIRC the first ever sooby Doo monster that was actually a real monster rather than a guy in a mask. Eventually it turns out the people that hired Mystery Inc are the real bad guys, a pair of werewolf…er were cats? That feed on the life force of humans and have been for some time. Morgan Moonscar and the other zombies were previous victims trying to warn people from meeting their same fate.

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Usually goes in tandem with the "sleeper build" design trope

Reggie Star (Jujutsu Kaisen) - He's got probably the single worst fit in the entire series. However, underneath the receipts, the guy actually looks pretty ripped (granted, everyone was buffed in the JJK anime, but he does look athletically well-built in the manga as well).

Hisoka Morow (Hunter x Hunter) - While I wouldn't exactly say he looks ugly in his magician getup, every time he loses the clown makeup, the jester outfit and lets his hair down he looks like some kind of bishounen from a romance novel and it's really funny.

I wanted to find any female examples of this, but I unfortunately couldn't think of any from the top of my head.

I get the Lindsay Clancy was bad for woman part (not that I agree with it), but what’s Cornell 7?

Nimrod from Marvel Comics. It either means idiot, doofus, dimwit or anything related to something that is very dumb.

Slag from Transformers. Used in the UK, Ireland and Australia to women with low social status. It's also the reason why the character's name was switched to Snarl from the Animated series and was later renamed as Slug from the Fall of Cybertron game.