Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

Wow, extriemly, achievement, Bro!

Judging by the temperature outside, winter finally started for us two days ago – 20-25 degrees instead of the usual 30-36. It was even 17 degrees last night. I almost froze. It's so nice now!

Happy New Year to everyone! This time, it's for the Chinese New Year :)

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Now I confuse Heroes with Sesame.

I tried my best :D
I spent almost half an hour picking an avatar. And then Heroes came along and ruined everything :(

Here in Russia, it's +10 degrees, what a Winter!)

Because of you, I constantly have to open another browser.

Nebok, there are guys in tights here.

I forgot that the link from VK doesn't work for you.

Nebok, there are guys in tights here.

It's 2016, and Arandor still has guys in tights.

after all, they are athletes. they can

German dub of Naruto did its best to remove the violence from a show about ninja warfare. You won't see blood, you won't hear characters threatening to kill each other, and you especially won't see real weapons. If they're not dolled up to look like laser swords, they're missing entirely...even when removing them grants mysterious powers of flight.

Heh

It’s probably a fun job – erasing swords with an eraser.

Nebok, are you going to watch Deadpool? There's Colossus and everything else in it.
They promise Cable will be in the second part.

I’ll check it out in about ten years.

I just stumbled upon a website with funny content featuring characters born from the imagination of Howard Phillips Lovecraft and his followers, and it made me want to read more. I heard that he was inspired by Edgar Allan Poe, so I also want to read him.
I'm curious why people find Lovecraft's books scary. The guy has an amazing imagination; it's a bit creepy, but very cool and not scary at all (unless you worry about the characters, but they are usually just puppets created to tell a story from their perspective about his latest creation). I get much more scared by some SCP stories or creepypastas; sometimes I really regret reading them, and I can't sleep all night. But I consider those things to be true horror, while Lovecraft's works are more like mystical thrillers that captivate you while reading, but they don't risk making you go gray prematurely or ruin your sleep.