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my favorite video game

my favorite video game is kingdom hearts 2. hands down. it was, and still is, very enjoyable. it is action packed, fun, exciting, fast-paced, and the story is pretty good, too. all around, it is an amazing gaming experience.

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The Jaime David Podcast - Episode 10: Rhyme

Episode 10 of my podcast is out. Listen on spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/51o7uja7vjxOjDVBTmR4CT?si=79ca0c93e8684795 Watch on youtube:

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Sabo’s Survival Isn’t a Plot Hole — It Actually Makes Narrative Sense

In One Piece, the return of Sabo in Dressrosa took many fans by surprise. After being presumed dead since the childhood flashback arc, some were quick to label his reappearance as a plot hole. However, when you look closely at the structure of One Piece’s storytelling, world-building, and character motivations, Sabo’s survival—and the secrecy surrounding it—actually makes a great deal of sense.…

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Flashback Fridays #10: Viral Video Phenomena — From “Charlie Bit My Finger” to “Numa Numa”

Before TikTok, viral videos were mostly found on YouTube and spread through email forwards and message boards. “Charlie Bit My Finger” (2007): A candid home video of a toddler biting his brother’s finger became one of YouTube’s first massive hits. Its charm lay in its innocence and relatable family moment. “Numa Numa” (2004): Gary Brolsma’s lip-sync to a Romanian pop song became an early viral…

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Akainu: The Intersection of the D, Yin, and Yang

Akainu (Sakazuki) is one of the most polarizing figures in One Piece, known for his unwavering commitment to “Absolute Justice” and his role as the ruthless Fleet Admiral of the Marines. However, beyond his position as a villain, there exists an intriguing layer to his character—one that positions him as a unique figure capable of intersecting the roles of a D. bearer, Yin, and Yang. Few…

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The Secret Mission Theory: Dragon as a Hidden Marine Within the Revolutionary Army

One of the most intriguing and complex aspects of One Piece is the nature of the Revolutionary Army and its leader, Monkey D. Dragon. Publicly, Dragon is known as the world’s most wanted man, leading a group bent on overthrowing the World Government. But what if Dragon’s role in the revolution isn’t as straightforward as it seems? What if, beneath the surface, Dragon is still operating within the…

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The 3D2Y Theory: Three D's, Two Yins, and Two Yangs Converging in the Endgame

In the world of One Piece, the iconic phrase “3D2Y” holds significant meaning for Luffy and his crew, symbolizing the two-year time skip during which they grow and prepare for the challenges ahead. However, what if the phrase carries a deeper, more layered significance that extends beyond just Luffy and his crew? What if “3D2Y” is a cryptic foreshadowing of three figures carrying the Will of D…

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The 3D2Y Theory: Three D’s and Two Yangs Converging in the Endgame

In the world of One Piece, the phrase “3D2Y” holds significant meaning for Luffy and his crew, as it represents the two-year time skip and the promise to reunite after intense personal growth. However, this iconic phrase may have a deeper, more layered interpretation. What if “3D2Y” is not just about Luffy and his crew but also hints at the convergence of three bearers of the “Will of D” (the…

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The 3D2Y Theory: A Secret Foreshadowing of Three D’s Converging Two Years Later

The phrase “3D2Y” is famously recognized among One Piece fans as the message Luffy tattooed on his chest, signaling to his crew to reunite two years later following the harrowing events at Sabaody Archipelago. At face value, this has always been interpreted as a simple marker for a timeskip — a narrative device to show growth, development, and readiness for the challenges ahead. Yet, a closer,…

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Thoughtful Thursdays: Post 09 - Reading Between the Comments: Online Disagreements with Empathy

The internet isn’t known for its nuance. But thoughtful digital engagement is possible—if we approach it with empathy. When you see a post that rubs you the wrong way: Pause. Take a breath. Ask why it triggers you. Is there a more generous interpretation? Can you respond to the idea, not attack the person? You don’t have to engage every time. Silence can be a boundary, too. But if you choose…

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Tunesday #10: Rhythms Rewired – The New Frequencies of Feeling

As the summer deepens, so too does the rhythm of 2025’s music scene—becoming less about genre allegiance and more about emotional circuitry. This isn’t just the year of fusion; it’s the year of feeling-forward production. Artists are sculpting entire moods out of silence, distortion, and unexpected pairings. Music now moves like a heartbeat trying to keep pace with a world in flux—fast, fragile,…

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Tainment Tuesday: Post 10 – Hidden Gems & Underrated Delights

Welcome back to Tainment Tuesday! This week, we’re shining a spotlight on the lesser-known but equally captivating stories in the entertainment world. From indie games to overlooked anime premieres, here’s what’s catching our eye: 🎮 Gaming: Indie Innovations and Narrative Adventures Centum: Developed by Estonian studio Hack The Publisher, Centum is a psychological horror game where players…

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New York's Subtropical Future: A Grief for a City I Thought I'd Know Forever

It’s a cold, gray morning in New York City, the kind where the rain seems endless, the air heavy with humidity, and the sky never quite clears. A feeling of sorrow lingers in the streets, as the city I’ve known for so long starts to show signs of becoming something else—something foreign. Something unrecognizable. Today, I am sharing a reflection I wrote. I am reflecting on a poem I wrote in…

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Matinee Mondays: Post #10 — "Mid-July Magic: Superheroes, Sagas & Surprises"

🎬 Now Showing: What to Watch In Theaters: Superman (July 11): James Gunn reinvents the Man of Steel with David Corenswet donning the cape and Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane. This fresh take explores Clark Kent’s dual identity and his place in today’s world. Sing Sing (Limited Release, July 12): Based on a true story, this drama stars Colman Domingo as a man who finds redemption through a prison…

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Musing Mondays #10: When Credit Card Spam Just Won’t Quit

We’ve all been there: you already have a credit card, and it’s more than enough to meet your needs. But then, the flood of offers starts. For some reason, companies like Capital One seem to think that sending you endless emails, texts, and even physical mail about new credit cards is the way to go. Take the Quicksilver card, for example—Capital One pushes it relentlessly, even if you’re already a…

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Slam Sunday: Post 10 – "Bodies on the Line"

In a world where workers’ voices are still drowned beneath the hum of machines and the greed of corporations, labor rights remain an urgent battleground. This week, with historic strikes sweeping industries from healthcare to delivery, “Bodies on the Line” roars with the pain and power of those who refuse to be invisible. It’s a visceral slam poem that pulses with solidarity, rage, and the…