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Loaded in val -> played comp -> my team has disabled comms for some reason and so do i, we try reconnecting so we disconnected after we died -> RIOT ISNT ALLOWING ME SIGN IN OR PLAY
I had it signed in btw, i just closed the client and it didnt work?? @VALORANT
And I lose rr thx
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Ya’ll are about to AGAIN make this about being gay, instead of the sexual assault and abuse of him and a MINOR.
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Olivia Rodrigo has never sounded or performed better than she currently. She’s at the top of her game on the Unraveled Tour.
But does she even want to be a pop star? Because opening night in Hartford felt much more like watching a rock star.
Full review: shorturl.at/EAtqy
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a filipino kid not knowing what an "aswang" is is exactly why we need more "filipino-centered" movies like this. i don't want our future generation to know about cyclops, medusa, gumihos, yokai, etc. but not know aswangs and engkantos.
I watched Forgotten Island. It was good. I mean, the animation, the colors, the overall look of it were really nice.
But I also felt like it packed in so many Filipino cultural references that anyone unfamiliar with the culture could easily get lost or miss some of the meaning. Maybe that was partly the point of the movie - to introduce Filipino culture, but the runtime felt too short to properly explain some of those references or give them enough backstory.
I also felt like Manang's character was a bit forced into the story. The plot probably would've worked fine without her, but I guess she also served as another distinctly Filipino character.
Overall, it wasn't bad at all. It just felt more like a movie made for a Filipino audience, people who already understand the culture and references, than for a global audience.
I even heard Pinoy kids asking their moms things like, "What's an aswang?" So I can only imagine how much more unfamiliar some of the references might be for non-Filipino viewers.
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east asianification of our country is happening in real time
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Replying to @myhfie
You've lost as soon as you start treating your ranked teammates like real humans instead of NPCs. Don't click the bad dialogue option with them
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Pinas nowhere to be found kasi puro talangka hays
The Top Box Office Countries for FORGOTTEN ISLAND:
1. USA
2. Mexico
3. Australia
4. New Zealand
5. South Korea
#ForgotenIsland #DreamWorks