would WG be a good weapon on our resident himbo if i focus on DEF and crit in artifacts? i'm F2P so i'm not sacrificing wishes on weapons banner, and my luck will be shit since i just pulled jean, itto, and WG within 40 pulls.
edit: i pulled qiqi too now lmao
...but it is hilarious. First is the ridiculous notion with whole idea that since a woman caused Scotty's accident if they don't get him from belly-dancers fast he may grow to hate all women.
Then we have Javis the most understanding person in the universe who will allow any investigation to carry on any obscured path. Scotty is caught with a dead woman while holding the bloody knife. It seems pretty cut and dry (the case not the knife), yet he is ready to hear of all Kirk's insane proposals. What worse is other women keep getting murdered with Mr. Scott is the only suspect yet Javis is still going along with Kirk's weird plan. It gets really weird when one of the woman happens to be Javis's own wife, and yet he is still like "oh, well I don't know." Kirk turns out to be right but that is only because the story demands he be. Instead of the real killer being the spurned lover it turns out to be Jack the Ripper. Kirk, Spock and the computer reason Jack the Ripper was really a space alien who murders women across planets. Part of the reasoning is no one could kill that many people in such a populated area and not get caught. Which just shows they know nothing about serial killers.
Hengist is the only character pleading common sense rejecting the โghost and goblinsโ approach. It turns out this is a case of โsmelt it dealt itโ and the skeptic wasnโt giving legitimate objections but rather trying to cover his own crimes. But who likes skeptics anyway?
The real funny part is Hengist who is played by John Fiedler. Fiedler also played Piglet in The Adventures of Winnie the Poo. Fiedler doesn't use a special voice for Piglet just his normal speaking voice. So when his identity is reveled and he goes full evil mode we hear little Piglet's voice crying "I'm going to kill you all!" At this point I had tears in my eyes I was laughing so hard.
If you would like to read my complete review of Wolf in the Fold you can do so here: https://jeremysstartrekreviews.blogspot.com/2020/07/kirk-runs-into-jack-ripper-who-is-still.html
Title says it all. The debate is the least funny thing of all time and makes me ashamed to be part of this subreddit
We used to talk about real, meaningful things. Woopers, armless redheaded ladies, an in-depth analysis of potential release dates based on previous releases multiplied by our daily bowel movements. But now? We argue about arguing about lions and wolves.
For the record, I'm more worried about our horned horse.
Maybe they were foxes. Anyway, point is that I was very fond of this book as a child, partially because it was weirdly dark. I think it was a tall-n-thin-ish book and was green.
What was that video called, can't find it anywhere. Thanks.
