Absolutely, I remember knowing a kid with similar issues when I was in highschool. He was basically a mirror image of Bob, being autistic, overweight, no social skills had no personality outside of video games and movie knowledge. Despite this he had an ego the size of a planet owing to him being a bit better at maths than the other kids. He took absolutely any kind of criticism, slight or even vaguely negative comment as a person insult and was regularly getting suspended for for suckerpunching other kids over stuff like that. He only stopped or tried to as he got older when the councilor convinced him if he kept up like that he'd end up in prison or dead.
Oh he does have anger issues, he even talked about it in the book. However by this point he's convinced himself the spite and malice he feels constantly is yet another of his qualities that makes him superior.
Like I said, just a theory that doesn't really hold up when you consider how much effort one would have to put forth to fake being that mad all the time. Shit, I have a hard time thinking about finding one thing to be mad about every day, to say nothing of the dozens Blobbo spews out.
I think I can shed some light. I have an atheist friend (thankfully not the euphoric kind) who enjoys the rituals of religion, especially the ceremony involved with Catholicism. While he doesn't believe in the Christian God (or any god, for that matter), he likes to learn about the practices of faiths; it's the organization and ritual that intrigues him. It's just something he likes to learn about, basically.
For me, the main distinction has always been manga tend to be written by a single person, so (for better or worse) you've got one consistent vision throughout the entire story.
Bob has a fursuit, prove me wrong.
Oh yeah, those are the cookouts where he arrives alone and women flock to fix him a plate. I wonder if his asshole is jealous of the shit he spills onto Twitter.
Spring Youth did a follow up later that day.Robert L. Chipman, world authority on infectious diseases, shares his view about a mysterious entity called "Long Covid".
(Spring Youth's thread. I don't know what Bobby read from it that led to his conclusion)
Except medical matters aren't as black-and-white as Bobby imagines. Erring on the side that "long covid" is organic might lead to unnecessary prescription of medicine (say corticosteroids and immunosuppressives) that might have severe or lethal side effects. It will also waste money and encourage malingering.
"HELP! I'm being bullied! ON THE INTERNET! TO DEATH!"Hambeast:
you need to walk to be a fat impotent white trash retard mongoloid hick? you have issues boebert
Yeah, Hong Kong is only a separate entity on paper now. Too goddamn bad, glad I got to visit it on a whim a few years before it got swallowed up. Would love to trade even one of the independence activists there for Bob so he can experience the Potemkin future wonderland he fucking marvels over.
1) How much charitable work do you actually do, Bob? Who do you actually help? No, donating to a Kickstarter for a game that is actually a front to obtain funds for a tranny's bottom surgery doesn't count.
He's already delusional about his own worth to society, why would the image of his own physical prowess be any different?
This is one of the strongest pieces of evidence for undiagnosed autism. Autstics like order and routines and expect things to smoothly. They get angry if things don't happen a certain way. We all know what Bobert expected to happen in the world, so when that fantasy didn't happen he flipped out and has kept going ever since. Whatever therapy he had probably didn't account for the potential of autism, so it didn't help.
I am honestly of the opinion that banning the international trade in elephant ivory has made it less likely for the species to survive. If they are of no value to the people who live near them, the people who live near them will solve the problem once and for all by eliminating them.
i think shared universe stuff in comics went out the window in the 2010s because the big 2 just kinda either did n52 (which killed the momentum.) or hired really bad writers that make Bendis look good.
Thanks for that nightmare. I better go kill all humans just to be sure this never happens.
Bobby thinks the USA just has "piles of money" lying around. I'd say he got his economics from Ducktales (assuming the US just has a giant vault) but Ducktales could actually teach fairly accurate economic lessons. Maybe he learned economics from GI Joe.
What Robert never wants to admit, is that once upon a time, eugenics was very much a progressive position. All the "vey smart people who matter" bought into it as a way for society to advance to the superior future. (Not making any of this up.) And the usual religious, "backwards" conservative folk opposed it.One Party Rule Number One!
What kind of loser tattles to his followers to "block and report" accounts?
Or! Here's a thought - close geographic regions led to a lot of cross-culture pollination between people in those regions and now stories growing from said cultures draw upon frames of reference that have a lot of overlap.Bobby claims Hong Kong cinema inspired anime, which is probably true.
"The world is flat and you can't convince me otherwise," she says as the world keeps turning.
same energy
Oh give the hambeast a little credit there's no way in hell her big ass doesn't understand how gravity works.
Gravity is just the white man keeping her down.
