#diaswackyimagedump

[jonathanarcher]

What's the song source for your "looking for my number one" edit? Unfortunately, the lyrics available in it do not net me the results desired.

It’s number one by jeremy jackson! It does not surprise me that you can’t find it it because it’s the flop song by the two day musical career of the guy who’s biggest claim to fame was playing david hasselhoffs son in Baywatch

[bogleech]

ey, bog, every single bit of drakengard lives up to that scene, including its stealth spinoff franchise. I'll let you discover what that is on your own, when you feel the time is right, but you should take a step into the drakengard franchise.

We are in fact watching a playthrough of Drakengard 3 now, we’re about halfway through it. It cuts out excess gameplay footage so you get just dialog and cutscenes.This feels like a game written by 13 year olds in the 90′s and that’s not necessarily a complaint

[connorricks]

diaswackyimagedump replied to your photo “Fake Gigan created by the Black Hole Simian aliens in order to frame...”

is... isn't gigan already a robot?

Gigan is a cyborg, so a bit robotic and a bit organic.

It seems the story goes that Gigan was a ‘space dinosaur’ that was given robotic enhancements, though as a big fan of the Gigan Species Alternate Homeworld site back in the early 2000′s, I prefer the idea of Gigan being born a cyborg. Maybe even created in a techno-organic factory that makes Gigans for every civic need and use ages ago, before the Space Roaches used him as a war machine.

[bogleech]

Hey BL, how do you feel about GMOs, and/or genetic modification in general? Good? Bad? If how you feel is complicated, could you elaborate?

It’s very complicated. Some things Monsanto does are cutthroat and destructive and there isn’t enough regulation, but a lot of the backlash against GMO’s isn’t even based on that. A lot of people just act like SCIENCE SCARY and that “unnatural” things are some kind of cancer-causing demon magic.GMO technology has saved lives and could save far more. If people would just try to understand it better before panicking, and governments could reel in the mess of copyrighting issues and business practices surrounding them, they could make the whole world a better place.The process isn’t even genuinely “unnatural.” Horizontal gene transfer happens constantly in nature.Through no human intervention at all, domestic cattle have rattlesnake DNA, which we believe may have been transferred one day by the bite of a tick, or a virus carried by the tick, and spread through their gene pool from there.We humans, and probably most species on Earth, have more “foreign” DNA in our bodies than our own DNA, probably through similar accidents.The vast majority of acquired genes in nature just don’t do anything. Some of them do, by slim chance, and can drive major mutations and new evolutionary paths, but there’s simply SO MUCH dna in one organism, the odds of a transferred gene “fitting in” to actually do something are astronomically small.The way we genetically modify things ourselves isn’t any different from this process, except that someone is paying attention to the nature of the genes in order to ensure they “fit in” and do something. In that sense, it really is comparable to the crossbreeding we’ve done to plants and animals for thousands of years. A process that would already happen in nature, but usually doesn’t have intelligence guiding the outcome.