This really sounds like a knockoff of Legion of Doom.

Is naming this after a Klingon, who famously as a culture talk about wanting to die a lot, appropriate?

It should be Global Outbreak Response Network.

As an American, I would like to know what he thinks we have been giving them. Cause I can’t think of any.

There were a lot of upset investors who bought Nintendo stock when Pokémon Go launched, to learn The Pokémon Company was not public, or the same entity.

I once contacted EA support over a used copy of the Mass Effect trilogy (the trifold case that held each game). I thought my game had a glitch, which turned out to be a common Xbox One backwards compatibility issue. I kept getting an error telling me I needed the DLC installed for ME1 to play the base game. All I had to do was reinstall the game.

EA Support just said go buy a new copy. I don’t think I could even find it. I didn’t even have the complete packing. They straight up didn’t want to help me.

This reminds me more of the movie Vantage Point.

If only we could do that in the U.S.

I’m shocked kidnapping a world leader wasn’t a war crime.

As someone who has lived in California their entire life, I tell people to call me only if it’s a 6.0 or above.

I am reminded of Sarah Lynn from BoJack Horseman.

He compared the attack to WWII. He clearly has no idea what he is doing.

At least Bush had the decency to announce he was attacking Iraq before it occured.

It’s already fucked up that he legally gets to call himself a co-founder for simply being on the board.

I knew from the cropped thumbnail it was Ryan George.

Sadly I have a video for this topic.

https://youtu.be/bYyiS8AT3ug

I saw a house with part of the roof missing and said it was a recreation of the opening scene in Donnie Darko.

Unfortunately there are individuals or groups that can not accept a refusal.

I saw it at a Scottish Games.

I don’t know. Have you ever watched competitive sheep herding? I wouldn’t want to step in between that dog.