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Me waiting for the new season of a show or when I complete a series

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Y’all didn’t have to come after Mathieu le Clairmount this hard.

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This is my contribution

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Squeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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i was bored last night lmao

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Pixiv ID: 68772358 Member: あけい/Akei 

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Asking The Real Questions

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JOJO BIRBS

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This is the only piece of JoJo merch you’ll ever need. This lerolero candy is also cherry flavoured, of course.

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Which Josuke are you today?

#11

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im liking the new scary mom

>>> also on twitter

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I really love this aspect of Masquerade. 

First of all, there’s some really bright thinking that went into this - Omnics aren’t allowed to gamble in casinos, because counting cards and calculating odds is a thing. That’s a really great detail of the universe. 

Secondly, as a gambling financial counsellor - this is great. Casinos, poker machines, online gambling games, etc do rig games, and you can figure out the odds. On poker machines, for example, the return is an average 89% (although this varies from country to country). Someone smart, or someone with a calculator brain, would be able to observe people playing for a period of time, do the algorithm for the amount of time/money to invest to get a maximal outcome with specific machines and maximise their takeaways. For this reason, poker machine and gambling game manufacturers are VERY secretive about their algorithms. An omnic could figure that shit out. 

I really, really, really love this detail!

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just

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What’s so bad about periods