^ Alpha 2 Akuma theme is arguably >>>> that theme.
The EX series music is so good that most of the time they didn’t even make new music for their characters. Sagat had the same theme from EX2 to EX3, Ryu had the same theme from EX1 to EX2, Garuda had the same theme from EX1 TO EX2 TO EX3 HOLY FUCK.
Oh yeah, this is my #2 favorite EX song, a split hair after Strange Sunset.
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Incorrect: G00dy had it right with the first vid. 
Actually I’m just partial to SNES/16 bit sounds.
They are admittedly all awesome.
I personally like this one along with Strange Sunset and a few others:
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The “only” Akuma theme that is completely unrelated to THE Akuma theme is not the ONLY Akuma theme.
That sentence would be really confusing if you didn’t pay attention to the capitalization and the quote marks… or if you had some kind of weird aphasia that prevented you from seeing them.
That one is great, too. Garnet Sky and Under Tube repping that fretless bass groove. :tup:
Blew my chops out playing along with 'Trane & Maynard. thank you music gods, now I can face the world. :tup:
Nigga what are you mad at? Because you aren’t exactly mad at the proper thing. Let’s take a quick look at all the stuff you’ve brought up.
The initial issue is that was that Cyntalan wanted crackheads to be able to overdose faster by providing more source from which to get the product. Legalizing this would increase the amount of suppliers of the product. Let’s take a look at tobacco market: plenty of different brands varying in strenght and quality are sold as well as different ways to enjoy the product by smoking it with pipes, chewing it or rolling your own cigarretes. The alcohol industry has the same deal going on. This means that if we have to look at how the legal vice markets work, it is reasonable to assume that crack could end up in a similar way.
Alcoholics wouldn’t be alcoholics if there wasn’t alcohol being sold and cigarrete smokers wouldn’t bother people for cigs if they didn’t smoke in the first place. The problem with crackheads don’t do illegal shit because they are broke; they do it because they don’t hold jobs. If crack was legal it means that they wouldn’t test for it which would reduce the amount of unemployed crackheads; it would also remove a barrier towards them getting a job. They would still be unreliable as shit but hey, at least they would have more avenues to secure money legally.
The universe in which manufacturing plants make product faster and cheaper than 2 dudes cooking up a storm. Greater bulk means reduced cost. One thing that crack would do for people is make it somewhat classier to acquire. Crack does have bad press so taxes would go up for it. But considering it is already cheap to manufacture, the real question is what would be the break even point for selling crack on a hypotetical legalized scenario. Neither of you have addressed properly whether it would really be too expensive for crackheads.
What’s funny about the quip on intellectual discussion is that you somehow housewives used to do speed to help clean the house. Fucking hell, people in the air force are doing amphetamines to perform better on the job. The “whole new different demographic of crack addicts” probably won’t amount to much since alcohol and cigarettes are socially more acceptable than crack. Venkatesh detailed many casual crack users who would go to work and come back home without beating their families or doing fucked up shit. This conversation might as well center on alcoholics for being shitty.
the interesting thing about this is twofold: I can assemble some fruits, ferment them and get totally shitfaced for pretty cheap. Two is an illegal enterprise is hard work. Now the thing is that you are mad at your neighborhood drug dealer for his unethical profession. But it still takes hard work to run a business. I can assemble the parts for a hamburger or for curry pretty easily; this does not mean the quality would be the same as the one sold at the store.
Similarly the dude who runs a home enterprise isn’t on the level of an organized gang. Organized crime is the one really rolling in the money when it comes to crack. Even then there is still start up costs, advertisement to compete with other illegal people etc.
Really though, if you are gonna get all mad at crack, start getting mad at cigarretes and alcohol for that ability to assemble cheap stuff into some crazy mind-altering destructive concoction. Afterwards go on another rant at Pharmaceutical companies selling insanely fucked up shit via psychiatrists to children and random people. They hustle harder and more destructively than drug dealers.
So considering that the inciting action of all this conversation was Cyntalan wanting crackheads to OD legally…what you mad at homie? Aside from all your shitty posts.
You know, your argument would hold water a lot better if you would stop quoting me and then arguing against things I never said. Pots and kettles and all that. Also: stop projecting.
Spent the day looking at stuff for my car. I want to do so much to it.
Stuff I NEED:
-Timing belt
-New tires
-New headlight bulbs/entirely new headlights
Stuff I WANT:
-Tinted windows
-ECU flash
-Remote start (maybe)
-A little more bass in the sound system
-New rims that aren’t all fucked up
Stuff I could probably not afford:
-New paint job (couple of scratches and chips here and there)
-New windshield (lots of little flecks in it, and one chip)
-Newer style Audi headlights with the light rim, or angel eyes
Total cost? Billion dollars.
Nobody tell Shaft.
New appartment has been baptized.
Aka
Jerked off for the first time in it.
Akuma’s 3S theme is pretty boss. I can’t say which is the best because his debut theme rocks and his A2 theme as well. Best ST theme imo. People like Ryu’s theme but I swear SFIV Evil Ryu has the best Ryu theme.
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Just saw the Injustice: Gods among us trailer. Shit looks awesome.
Fuck it, Pertho, I’m going to shit on one of your paragraphs, then hopefully you will visit this website and get your mind correct.
Not a single word of this paragraph is at all relevant to what I was saying. I can’t believe you put this much time and effort into being completely off-base.
I own three businesses. I don’t need you to tell me that running a business is hard work. I have sold insurance, driven an ice cream truck, done telemarketing, sold meat door to door, and I currently sell marketing services to small businesses. I sell services I don’t provide myself in packages with things I do, for a higher price than the combined individual services. Obviously, I don’t have a problem with that business model, although that doesn’t stop you from talking out of your ass and suggesting I do, despite no evidence of such. Apparently you’d rather read shit that’s not there than what is.
Dope dealers calling themselves hustlers are weaksauce. Random d-boy can’t tell me shit about hustling. It has nothing to do with the ethics of their profession and everything to do with the fact that selling crack to a crackhead is pussy shit on the sales difficulty scale. I’m a natural introvert, and I have worked with dozens of people who had previously sold dope and claimed to have sales skills. Without fail, though, when I got out in the field with them, they couldn’t carry my jock in a fucking front-end loader. They don’t know shit about what it means to hustle for real. Crackheads don’t window shop. These dudes couldn’t sell shit to a dung beetle if it had another option available. All your projection amounts to nothing. It doesn’t matter if someone involved in drug trade has to have management skills; that’s not hustling. It doesn’t matter if they have to operate a payroll; that’s not hustling. I mean, come on, doc, you can’t figure out what’s meant from context? You don’t ever hear garbage collectors or construction workers calling themselves hustlers. The difficulty of the work is beside the point.
Now, next time you reply to something I post, can you please have a fucking clue what i actually said first?
You could probably do a lot of that yourself and save a bit of $. For a certainty, you could get the headlights sanded and polished and break em open and do an LED mod to get the LED/angel eye look you’re looking for. It’s really not that hard. You just need tools, patience and a good weekend to do it in. The other stuff… you’re kinda gonna need a mechanic for. The speakers, window tint and remote start you may be able to do yourself too if you put yourself up to it.
But yeah, please put your timing belt and tires ahead of all that other shit. :tup:
The only thing I’m worried about with the headlights is that they auto adjust, and turn with the car. So… I’m not sure how complicated that really is to fuck with on my own.
It has a Bose system in it, but it needs a little more depth. I could do that myself for sure.
Window tint, the whole car at 35% is 200 bucks. Totally paying to have that done. The dudes here even offer a lifetime warranty on the tint.
Got any recommendations for some angel eye/led kits that ARENT plasmaglow? lol
Warp and pertho just need to hug it out.
Watching America’s Most Wanted. Viewers are to be on the lookout for a black male that drinks 40s, smokes weed, loves basketball, and is a Tupac fan.
(Don’t worry. I already called.)
I just want to add tints and a spoiler to my car. Tis all. Nothing more.
Rabbit wants to swagify his car. The predator seeks to up his value to attract even more predators.
Why are people excited for the new DC fighting game? It’s gonna be worse than MK9. Except it will have dumb environmental gimmicks and bad gameplay.