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Stone Ocean (ストーンオーシャン Sutōn Ōshan?), initially referred to as Dai 6 Bu Kūjō Jolyne: Stone Ocean (第6部 空条徐倫 ―『石作りの海』（ストーンオーシャン） Dai Roku Bu Kūjō Jorīn Sutōn Ōshan?, lit. "Part 6 Kūjō Jolyne: Stone Ocean"), is the sixth story arc of the Japanese manga series JoJo's Bizarre Adventure, written and illustrated by Hirohiko Araki. It was published in Weekly Shōnen Jump from 2000 to 2003 and was collected into 17 tankōbon volumes (volumes 64 to 80 of the entire series), unlike the previous parts of JoJo it starts the volume count over at number one and all subsequent parts have followed this trend. It was preceded by Vento Aureo and followed by Steel Ball Run.
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In this story arc, Jotaro is an oceanologist, having moved to the United States, eventually married, and his daughter Jolyne inherits Stand powers. But she also inherits the tradition of adventures that Jotaro tends to get entangled in. She also adopts an outfit style similar to his at one point due to her fascination and respect for her father.
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After Jolyne wins the bet, Milaschön makes a higher bet which entices Hermes, who takes part in the higher bet. Hermes' guilt from cheating awakens Milaschön's Stand Marilyn Manson (マリリン・マンソン Maririn Manson?), who attacks her by taking her money from her breasts, a gold tooth, and her liver. Jolyne makes another bet with Milaschön for Hermes' well-being and to return everything back to her. Milaschön exposes that she's been cheating since the beginning and that she was promised her probation if she could get her father's stand disk from Jolyne. Despite going as far as to cheat to win, Milaschön was still able to come close to getting the disk from Jolyne before she has the conditions of the bet repeated to her, and then suffers several strikes from Jolyne's baseball with Stone Free's quick strikes.
Lang Wrangler (ラング・ラングラー Rangu Rangurā?)
Lang Wrangler is in jail for hijacking and murder (stabbing a female professor sixty-nine times), Lang Wrangler is a calculating inmate, wearing ridiculous clothing to prepare for his stand's ability to negate the gravity by suctioning to the walls like an octopus. He also demonstrates arrogance by thinking that he is stronger than Whitesnake and could take him out as well. His Stand Jumpin' Jack Flash (ジャンピン・ジャック・フラッシュ Janpin Jakku Furasshu?) takes the form of a suit that allows Wrangler to remove the gravitational pull on objects.
Sports Max (スポーツ・マックス Supōtsu Makkusu?)
Sentenced to 5 years in prison due to tax evasion and assault, Sports Max is a car dealer by profession but is in fact a gang member. Hermes wants him dead for the murder of her sister. After being stalked and killed by Hermes, he uses his Stand Limp Bizkit (リンプ・ビズキット Rinpu Bizukitto?) to make himself an invisible zombified version of himself before initiating combat against her. After a hard-fought fight (which featured Jolyne and critically injured F.F.) Hermes defeats Sports Max with her stand. His ability of reviving dead objects enables him to revive Dio's bone after Pucci requests it.
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72.130.50.167 posted:

In 1998, a commercial featured a cat thinking a rolled up rug is a Hostess Ho Ho. Two men pick up the rug and deliver it to a dog school.

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In Degrassi Takes Manhattan, a drunk Fiona gets jealous when she sees her twin brother Declan making out with his girlfriend Holly J. at a party. She grabs Declan and pulls him into the middle of the room and kisses him.

A Pinball Wizard posted:

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Ms. 45, also known as Angel of Vengeance, is a 1981 American low-budget exploitation film directed by Abel Ferrara and starring Zoë Tamerlis Lund. Inspired by films such as 1973's Thriller - en grym film and 1974's Death Wish, the film is a rape and revenge story about Thana, a mute woman who becomes a misandristic spree killer (not strictly a vigilante) after she is raped twice in one day when going home from work.

Blackula69 posted:

what about this is worthless; have you seen the film

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Removed 'naturally'Edit
The reference for "...well known for her naturally large breasts...." was... TA-Da-DA !....HER OWN BLOG ! Referencing someone's own blog to state something arguable as fact is not reliable. This kind of 'real' vs 'fake' breast thing started endless flame wars and is what got all references to pornstars' breasts being 'natural' or 'fake' removed from all their profiles. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 116.30.145.126 (talk) 08:07, 29 May 2011 (UTC)

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Uberfic (short for uber fanfic, uberXena, or simply uber or über) is a kind of alternative universe fan fiction in which takes the essence of the characters in XWP and places these in another time, another place, another reality, many times featuring the ancestors, descendants or reincarnations of canon characters. The Uber-characters' names are never canon. The term originated in Xena: Warrior Princess fandom. This sort of story was used by the series itself, beginning with the second season episode "The Xena Scrolls".[1] A common trend in Xena fanfics was to write Uber stories in which the characters' analogues discover that they are soulmates.[2]

See alsoEdit

Younger and junior versions of cartoon characters

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The domain name moe is a top-level domain (TLD) in the Domain Name System of the Internet. Its name comes from the Japanese slang word moe, indicating its intended purpose in the marketing of products or services deemed moe.

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Ships allow traders to travel from sector to sector, transporting products and fighters. Each ship type has different attributes, such as speed, combat specifications and equipment it can carry. In addition, the Ferrengi have four ship types that can be acquired by attacking and capturing them.

Trading efficiency, or TE, is a factor for comparing the overall ability of different ship types to use turns effectively. The Merchant Freighter is the most efficient in a "stock edit" (default ship setup), having a TE of 100. Trading efficiency takes into consideration:

"Gross trading capacity," the number of holds divided by the number of turns it takes to move to the next sector.
Turns used at the beginning of each session, traveling to the first trading port.
Turns used to move to a new trading pair, once a particular pair of ports has been drained. Ships with many holds lose some of their efficiency because they empty out the ports in only a few round trips and must move on to another pair much more often, thereby wasting a greater percentage of their total turns.
Turns used to travel back home from the last trading pair of the day. T-warp ships gain a small advantage here.
A ship's safety rating represents its ability to withstand attack. It is calculated using the total fighters plus shields, multiplied by the ship's odds. This rating is equal to the number of fighters it will take to destroy a fully loaded ship of this type, assuming an attacking ship with 1:1 odds. The Imperial StarShip, for instance, has 50,000 fighters, 2,000 shields, and combat odds of 1.5:1, giving it a Safety Rating of 78,000. This makes it a much safer ship than its closest competitor, the Corporate Flagship (Safety Rating: 25,800).

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Dalip Singh Rana a/k/a The Great Khali, professional wrestler, actor, former police officer, 2.16 m (7 ft 1 in).
William R. Golden, a certified public accountant from Roswell, New Mexico was one of the first people treated with massive doses of the psychotropic drug Bromocriptine (parlodel) in the 1980s. Golden volunteered to be treated with the drug which was, at the time, only approved for people in the later stages of Parkinson's disease. Complications including nausea, hallucinations and changes to photo receptors indicated use of the drug at lower levels. Post remission complications included amnesia, confusion, depression, a weakened immune system and rapid-onset (Type II) insulin-dependent diabetes. However, the overall success of his treatment led to extensive use of the drug to this day. 2 m (6 ft 7 in)
Rondo Hatton, character horror actor in the 1930s and 1940s[10]
Richard Kiel, actor; "Jaws" from two James Bond movies and Mr. Larson in Happy Gilmore.[11] He grew up to 7 ft 1½ in, but was slightly under 7 ft in his later years due to age and injury.
Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States, was debated at several occasions to have Marfan's syndrome and also acromegaly.[12][13]
Cornelius Magrath, known as The Irish Giant.
Maximinus I, Roman Emperor from 235 to 238.
James McLeay, professional SANFL player, suffers from low grade acromegaly, 2.1 m, 120 kilograms.[14]
Pío Pico, the last Mexican Governor of California (1801–1894), manifested acromegaly without gigantism between at least 1847 and 1858. Some time after 1858 signs of the growth hormone-producing tumor disappeared along with all the secondary effects the tumor had caused in him. He looked normal in his 90's.[15] His remarkable recovery is likely an example of spontaneous selective pituitary tumor apoplexy.[16]
Anthony Robbins, motivational speaker.
Paul Benedict, played Harry Bentley in The Jeffersons
André the Giant (born André Rousimoff), professional wrestler and actor[17][18] 2.13 m (7') tall after back surgery; his original wrestling stats listed him at 2.23 m (7'4"). He died at the age of 46 and weighed 520 pounds (240 kg). (He chose not to be treated and died from cardiac complications of the disease.)
Antonio Silva, mixed martial artist, currently competing at heavyweight in the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Silva stands at 6'4" and weighs in for fights at 264 lbs.
Sir Archibald Levin Smith, British judge.[19]
Carel Struycken, Dutch actor, 2.13m (7'0").[20]
Maurice Tillet, "The French Angel", professional wrestler 1940s
Paul Wight, professional wrestler, also known by the ring names "Big Show" and, earlier in his career, "The Giant." Stands 7' or 2.1 m.[21] Wight underwent surgery on his pituitary gland in the early 1990s, which halted the progress of the condition.
John Bloom[22] actor; best known for his role in Bachelor Party as Milt, the Indian pimp's enforcer and bodyguard.
Neil McCarthy, classic British actor, known for his craggy looks, died of motor neurone disease.
The Great Khali, Punjabi WWE Wrestler He is 7 feet 1 inches and has some deformations on his face

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A Pinball Wizard posted:

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Suspicious Dish posted:

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Jizz