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As a European resident, Chris should know that the G2 Power Masters were only spelled "Power Masters" with a space on English-only packaging that was available in Australia and New Zealand. European multilingual packaging spelled them "Powermasters", in one word.

I'm confused. I thought they were being eaten by the elite satanist cabal?

Meanwhile in the US, if it were a black person, the police would likely shoot to kill as a precaution.

I made that observation months ago.

A freudian slip, or does George W. Bush actually agree? https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/video/2022/may/19/george-w-bush-says-invasion-of-iraq-unjustified-in-verbal-faux-pas-video

I have another suggestion for GOP legislation: Mass shootings qualify as "free speech". At this point, why not?

A young Russian who has left the country due to his opposition against the war (pay attention to the white-blue-white flag in the background, which is used by those Russians who oppose Putin's regime) ponders on whether he could have been one of the soldiers that participated in the Bucha...

"Wirft". It's an irregular verb. Also, being a noun, "Flammen" is spelled with a capital "F". :)

Wolfang's packaging does the same, which is weird. Especially since the bios themselves just call them "Cybershark" and "Wolfang", with no prefixes.

The original was named "Heroic Maximal Cybershark" by that logic. All of the original BW figures (excluding the first "rock bubble" batch) had their faction written above their name on their packaging. The difference with the reissues is that Hasbro now omits the words "heroic" or "evil"...

So does this count as "doing the right thing for the wrong reasons"?

Huh. Looks like they slightly changed the packaging. First version: Second version: Aside from some of the graphics being ever-so-slightly relocated, they switched Spindle and Impactor's names since apparently Hasbro realized that it's bad packaging design to have the wrong name above the...

Well, to be fair. Here is a female storyteller's analysis of how Carol Danvers was written with her sole defining personality trait "strong FEMALE" compared to Natasha Romanoff who was written as "complex conflicted charater (female)".

Everything that is good for the majority of people is pure socialism, which is bad for people because reasons.

So can we say that at this point, pretty much all the masks are off?

Man. Pérez was awesome. Who else could pull this off?

"Socialism never took root in America because the poor see themselves not as an exploited proletariat, but as temporarily embarrassed millionaires."