I may need to reread but I recall interpretating it as "looney-tunes" logic where the rule is "defeat in one punch" and that he broke his personal "limiter" despite the somewhat normal regiment (gotta respect that 10k run everyday).
Everyones got different limiters (Garou I think is the closest other example we have) but the sheer work needed to break a limiter is described as ridiculous. It shows how average Saitama begun as and how seriously he took the training to do that everyday.
The colours 👌
Much appreciated! Surprised about Deakin and Menzies tbh
Too soon
my boi Volition wouldn't egg me like that - who is this??
my beloved generation! not an easy task at all but little drops make the bottle topple - you got this :)
According to the article, apparently not the case
honestly, it's for it to decide (As a human I'd whisper stay the course, hands are overrated and gave me taxes)
"Dublin City Council do not want anyone to touch any work of art whether indoors or outdoors to avoid damage and costly repairs," a spokesperson said.
However, [The council] said that these options (moving the statue/raising the plinth) would be "costly", adding that placing a railing around the artwork "may increase risk".
So it would be be less costly to just leave it? I swear, this subject is not indecent enough to warrant this amount of attention, resources, nor effort. Please work on something else.
oof sounds like palace cinemas.
Always look out for criminal rights. All it takes is the government's arbitrary wave of the hand to identify anyone as a criminal.
In terms of attention, she's either lying or admitting that members barely pay attention to their content.