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Not 50 times lmao
r/kingdomcome • u/DarkJedi3000 • Feb 18 '25
Can you even beat the balif at dice at the semine wedding. I've been playing this dude for like 45 MINUTES STRAIGHT and can't beat him. I'll straight up have 1400 about to beat him and bruh will pull out four ones and just obliterate me
r/kingdomcome • u/DarkJedi3000 • Feb 18 '25
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Shit always happens when I’m low health
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Are you going to the audition in Atlanta, I'm also thinking of attending but I don't quite know what exactly it entails. I'm more wanting to be a greeter and fuzzy rather than someone in a show
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Oh that’s sick, if you what it to look gory you can mix in coffee grounds that’s what the black chunks are you see mixed in on mine. And you should post pics that sounds sick. Also are you making your own Terrifier costume or buying the ones they sell
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I just used clear Elmer’s glue and added like ten drops of red food coloring and one drop of green to make it darker. I’m debating putting a clear coat on it so it doesn’t come off since it could.
r/terrifier • u/DarkJedi3000 • Oct 23 '24
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I put a hacksaw which I modded to be safe and then a foam severed leg form party city in mine. Added a bunch of gore with glue on them and they look fantastic, I can share pics if you want to try adding fake blood and gore to the props
r/terrifier • u/DarkJedi3000 • Oct 09 '24
Wondering if they're handing out posters for it
r/terrifier • u/DarkJedi3000 • Sep 22 '24
I had a tots mask last year that I cut the mouth out of so I could animate more but I couldn't find a good set of fake teeth. The tots ones sucked and didn't fi, I may just dirty my own this year
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I can post a pic of my poster. Honestly there’s so much in this book to analyze but I’ll mainly have to focus on visual narrative storytelling, so basically what techniques does Miller and mazzuchelli use to convey emotion, perspective, or storytelling. It’s a great class and I’ve learned a lot about how to analyze comics.
r/comicbooks • u/DarkJedi3000 • Apr 23 '24
I'm currently reading Daredevil Born Ag for one of my classes and I'm trying to discern if there's any purpose in the changes in colors for Matt's thought boxes. I first thought it was emotion based but this page totally through that for a loop because in one singular page the same thought boxes change from three different colors. I don't believe it has anything to do with the contrast to the background as you'll see different colors on the background like black against blue.
It goes from dull grey to white in the second panei and then to light blue and back to dull grey.
If anyone could help shed some light that'd help me from not going insane trying to figure it out lol.
r/DebateAChristian • u/DarkJedi3000 • Apr 06 '24
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At first glance it looks this way but I only just realized that Miller makes it ambiguous, notice how the panels are framed and you only see Joker's face zoomed in. I can send an article that explores it further but you can also see how the word balloons blend to gray to suggest that Joker's dialogue is in Batman's head in that moment.
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I think everyone seems to forget that Batman literally kills Joker in The Dark Knight Returns
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thank you for putting words in my mouth ;)
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r/Christianity • u/DarkJedi3000 • Jan 17 '24
Being completely transparent, I'm struggling with a lot of doubt recently on God's plan and purpose for suffering in the world. The Book of Job confuses me as it tells us that God is indirectly or basically responsible for his suffering. What do you all think about this book, do you find it problematic for the character of God.
Being a pentecostal a lot of my friends see God as only good and loving. I even had a friend tell me the Book of Job is not supposed to be accurate in reflecting the dynamic between Satan and God. He said that is asides from the fact and that we should ignore it's portrayal of this dynamic. I honestly find this hard to believe and I do not think a Jewish author would lie about how the dynamic of evil works with God, even if the book is a parable.
What do you guys think, and if you can explain your take on the suffering in our world and God's role I'd be interested. My current belief is that he works through the suffering and pain but does not cause it. But rationally it is hard for me to understand as he would have to be responsible in a way for suffering if Job is accurate.
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Man I knew that was the case and people on here downvote you to oblivion if you try to tell them this. That's why I am wary of this game, while it if very fun there's always a chance it will get abandoned.
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If you go back and watch the movie I'd say he's spot on, if anything hes a bit taller in the game than the movie
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I desperately need a part time job.
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I would recommend linking up with IATSE, it's a stagehand union but it is mainly physical labor. I wouldn't say its that hard it's just usually moving boxes and then setting up equipment like lights and things. It's worth looking into if you really need money, they hire anyone regardless of their record and you could more than likely get work within the next couple weeks.