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I just finished RE1 Directors Cut and got the bad ending where Barry dies, only Chris and Jill escape, the Mansion doesn’t explode and the Tyrant is still at large, since this ending isn’t canon we don’t really see what happens next in this timeline, but I came up with my own headcanon of the events that followed:

1. The Tyrant continues to roam the Arklay Mountains as a big foot/sasquatch type figure killing any happy campers in his path, most people think he’s just a myth made up by paranoid conspiracy theorists to explain the mysterious deaths in the Arklay Mountains.

2. Umbrella starts biting their nails since they failed to cover up the outbreak, they suspend their activities to focus

Imagine if you were playing the RE2 Remake as Claire and you unexpectedly encountered another survivor who is no other than Elza Walker the cancelled protagonist from RE 1.5, I think that if the RE2 Remake was co op she would’ve be the perfect secondary character for Claire in parts of the game where Leon isn’t around.

Here is my story, when I was a kid I was having a operation done on my nose, the anaesthetic wasn’t administered the way it should’ve been and I felt like I was going to die and then I passed out soon after while being really scared and in anguish, then later I woke up and I was temporarily blind with a massive headache and hearing difficulties for a short time and the hospital staff treated me with hostility for some odd reason but then I recovered and left with no permanent damage.

That was nearly a decade ago and it really scared the hell out me and it took me a long time to get over it, and while I didn’t realise then after rewatching the original trilogy recently I just realised that

Previously I made a alternate history post discussing what if Sean Bean played Qui Gon Jinn instead of Liam Nesson, now I would like to debate on what direction the franchise would’ve taken if Michael Biehn was casted.

(disclaimer this is pure speculation and I’m not suggesting that he would’ve been better than Harrison Ford).

In this alternate universe where Harrison Ford wasn’t available with Michael Biehn cast as Han Solo what kind of impression would fans have of Han compared to Harrison Ford’s portrayal in the real world? would’ve the Star Wars franchise been just as popular, average or a complete failure?

Previously I made a alternate history post discussing what if Sean Bean played Qui Gon Jinn instead of Liam Nesson, now I would like to debate on what direction the franchise would’ve taken if Michael Biehn was casted.

(disclaimer this is pure speculation and I’m not suggesting that he would’ve been better than Harrison Ford).

In this alternate universe where Harrison Ford wasn’t available with Michael Biehn cast as Han Solo what kind of impression would fans have of Han compared to Harrison Ford’s portrayal in the real world? would’ve the Star Wars franchise been just as popular, average or a complete failure?

I don’t get why these mediocre looking women get so much attention on social media when just about any woman can look like that if they lose weight and get rid of their bloated face, double chin and chubby cheeks, very few are ugly to the point that they need plastic surgery.

Same with male models like Jeremy Meeks, if he had any chub on his face his jawline would fade and he would look like a regular mixed race dude.

Just get a random fat ass off the streets and I bet they could look just as “beautiful” if they got rid of their chub and bloated face.

For example if you are a 5 ft 11 man at 15%-20% bodyfat which means that you don’t have the abs or height of a model women often use that to tease you calling you “soft” and “midget” even though she herself is over 35% bodyfat and only 5 ft 3, I sometimes feel like all these insults women throw at men are more applicable to themselves.

I don’t know about you but when I saw Cassian in Rogue One I instantly got the vibe of Carth from Knights of the Old Republic, something about his looks, the way he dresses, the way he talks and his personality reminds me of him, I think he’s basically the Rebel Alliance’s “equivalent” to Carth.

I thought just popped into my head, how would’ve the Phantom Menace turned out if Sean Bean was cast as Qui Gon? I’m not at all saying that he would’ve done a better job than Liam Nesson but I just want to know your opinion on how this alternate casting would’ve affected the course of the film.

It appears to me that with each day passing by the MGTOW lifestyle becomes more mainstream and whenever I go out in public I see less couples than I did years ago, I think that MGTOW and it’s exposure of the sham that is relationships with women is going to be the second biggest awakening of humanity after the rise of Atheism and how it woke us up from how religions are baseless fairly tales written by the scientifically illiterate, humanity doesn’t need relationships or religion anymore because we are gradually becoming rational animals rather than instinctual animals and we will find new ways to maintain order and continue our species without such primitive thinking.

I wonder what your t

Paul Tibbets and his crew single handedly murdered hundreds of thousands of civilians and is praised like he’s a Luke Skywalker figure yet Elliot Rodger is hated so much for killing only 6 people, both were terrorists at the end of the day and the shallow people who use the Japanese Army’s atrocities as a excuse to murder Japanese people aren’t better than the Incels that think Elliott Rodger is a hero, how would you feel if somebody bombed America over something the US Military did (such as the My Lai Massacre)?

I honestly think that if there is an afterlife Elliot Rodger might be in heaven while Paul Tibbets is certainly burning in hell, because at least Elliott was under the influence of

I’m just curious to those who have met Uncle Pete in person how is his personality like? Is he a nice man or a complete jackass?