/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>38774611
tmnt us from the 80's and was a multimedia franchise that became popular on mainly from the animated series
battletoads is one of the many wannabees whose biggest achievment is having a ridiculously bullshit level early in the kusoge korone is playing right now, yet for some reason they keep getting cameos in other games and microsoft proudly parades them around like they're some cultural icon

>>38132506
you just ptsd flashback'd me to the box cover of clayfighters for snes

>>37668733
That's literally everyone

>>36764067
wagaranai

>>33442940
p-please?

>>33167734
>https://www.naturalnews.com/2020-07-26-fast-tracked-covid-19-vaccine-alters-human-dna.html
>Sources include:
>NewsWars.com
>NaturalNews.com
>ChildrensHealthDefense.org
...
>NaturalNews.com
I also consider myself to be a proper source of information, along with people who draw the same conclusions as myself.

Literally the only source they reference that actually reviews a study of the vaccine's effects is: https://childrenshealthdefense.org/news/vaccines/letter-to-wv-legislators-the-moderna-covid-19-vaccine-is-likely-to-make-more-people-sick-than-covid-19/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32663912/
The 80% moderate symptom in the second dosage they mention is cumulative of all symptoms, mostly deriving from myalgia (muscle soreness) and "any local symptoms," which are already both common symptoms for the yearly flu shot (why the person who gives it tends to ask you which arm you want it in). That the "Children's Health Defense" fails to mention this aspect of the study is a bit convenient. Though I'll give them a point in that many younger people with sore muscles afterwards could have been potentially asymptomatic if they just got COVID. The elderly are a different case.

>you know that the vaccine can change your dna and shit?
Bullshit it does. mRNA is a byproduct of genes and once it is created as a final product it doesn't need to interact with the nucleus or the DNA within. What the mRNA does interact with is the Ribosome, which convert the mRNA (which normally originates from expressed genes in the nucleus, but in this case is provided via the vaccine in a coating which passes the cell wall) into antigens, after which the normal immune system process breaks down the antigen, activates an immune response, and presents the antigen fragments to helper cells to be recognized by the body. Really, the most concerning aspect of mRNA vaccine is that they bypass the built-in protections of the cell to prevent foreign mRNA from being encoded, which is generally only done by pathogens; that could potentially be done to produce things besides antigens in the future.
I can provide sources, but if there are any sites you're just going to shoot down, like the citations which Wikipedia employs, please say before I waste a lot of time presenting citations that you'll just throw "fake news" at me.

You're free to not get the vaccine variants, but the justification you use to not get ignores the actual mechanism of the vaccine.

SUPER PLAYER

dog...

migomigomigomigomigomigomigomigo

Not fond of this dragon's voice...
Is she popular for being a foulmouthed memelord?

pwease feed fingah

>>30225135
feed me fingers

>>29814336
It's not a cure for diarrhea, but it quickly puts back the hydration and electrolytes you lose to diarrhea.

Watch the dog

Just drunkbought a lamy memnbershit it's going pretyt ok sof ar

no confidence

>>29166583
but I was going to post a cute image...

>>29161870
s-sugoi!

>>28203116
Here, ask this dog.

*pause*
REMON

hololive

Some of them base their knowledge of most Holos on memes. That's how we get this shit with either surface level knowledge or complete guesses on their character traits.