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The MK Raiden/Rayden is pronounced as "Rayden" by the various voice-overs, kind-of forcing things.  (But Japanese people will say it as proper Japanese nonetheless; that comes up once in Hi Score Girl.)

It should honestly be Ry-den for both, but eh.

I wouldn't go to mortal kombat  for authentic, well anything, Shaolin monks are Chinese pacifists, Raiden is a shinto god, everything is wacky, play mk for punching off peoples skulls, not learning about Asian cultures and language

I wonder how Data says Raiden?

https://www.gamesdatabase.org/game/arcade/boxer

@save2600 Pigeon milk factory. I'll call it "Avian Dairy™". I'll make millions selling it to hipsters!

I have nipples Focker, can you milk me?

Just not much...I mean 12 pigeons later you're still thirsty...

I see that there already is a Genghis Grill in Oklahoma City. They market themselves as "much more than your ordinary Chinese Food or Mongolian BBQ restaurant", however that is good or bad.

I thought that Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, the Dakotas, and Nevada were vying for that title.

@SlidellMan Wyoming is just a big volcano (or doesn't exist, there's no proof of it's existence), Colorado is just a big bong, Montana has a funny face, North Dakotans are Canadians that didn't get there in time South Dakotans are North Dakotans that didn't get there in time, and Nevada is a big casino with deserts surrounding it (also it's Na-Vah-Da, not Knee-Vaa-Da!). 

Or called "69 Yen" for short...

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River City Ransom

Double Dragon by a very large margin.

I've seen blameitonjorge's video talking about that

Same here, it was super interesting. I just want confirmation on if it was real or something the uploader made.

Same username here.

That sounds like it could be awesome. The closest thing I can think of would be Malignant Narcissism by Rush. ✌️

IMHO jazz is listening. In composition it's about listening to the movement in the harmony and melody, and how they support each other.  In performance it's about listening and reacting to the other musicians in the band.  In improvisation it's about listening to where things are going, and what each musician is doing, and how you support that together.  It's hard to separate jazz from improvisation - that's been a fundamental aspect of it since its inception.  Prog and metal don't typically have as much of an improvisation component, but of course anything can be done.  Some bands like Umphrey's McGhee have some heavier songs and certainly improvise, but it's more of a rock context than jazz.  Improv alone doesn't make something jazz, nor does more complex harmony.

I thought Activision Boxing was the first fighting game

Activision Boxing is certainly one of the first fighting games, but it's not THE first fighting game. https://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=8099

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavyweight_Champ

If I don't have my allergy shots regularly my throat closes up and my uvula swells up.  So basically I can't breathe.  It's fun.

I sympathize.  I have year round allergies but my peak is ragweed season from August through October.  I get serum shots every other week and use Flonase.  Most of the pills are like sugar pills to me, they do practically nothing.

@GoldLeader @joeatari1 I too have year-round allergies, but yesterday and today my allergies have been going against the Geneva Convention. My entire face feels pressurized, and I've been wheezing like I've ran 100 miles.

I used to get custom Serum Shots every 2 weeks (I think it was)...I could never tell if anything was getting better or worse.  Gave up the shots long ago.  Nowadays I do kind of like Zyrtec (or generic equivalents),...Most pills do nothing or very little (Claritin, I could eat like PEZ, for instance and it does absolutely nothing,   less than a sugar pill)...People tell me to try Flonase, but I've never known a nasal spray to do anything...

I thought I read years ago that Bach was almost a forgotten composer entirely.  Can you imagine?

The first recorded use of the term "classical music" dates to Oxford English Dictionary, c:a 1829. It was meant to canonize the golden age between Bach and Beethoven. While most orchestras probably prioritized playing the latest, contemporary compositions (just like today's popular music tends to dominate the total music consumption), apparently Bach wasn't entirely forgotten by then or otherwise the term would not cover music eras back to his time.

But yes, a lot of music has been lost, in particular those composed by other people than white, middle aged men. For instance many women apparently were just as competent as male colleagues but didn't get performed or recognized as much. While Wikipedia lists ~400 female composers born between 2300 BC and 1875 AD, I imagine a lot of digging has happened in the past 50 years and many probably only small fragments of their production are known.

I'd rather they fire Pablo Hildago and Kathleen Kennedy, and have their successors along with Leeland Che go and de-canonize the Lore-breaking sequel Trilogy, Galaxy of Adventure, Resistance, and bring back the Tiered canon system.