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Pub: Takara | Dev: Saurus | September 1994 | 24 MEGSYesterday marked 25 years since the original World Heroes hit arcades worldwide. Released on July 28, 1992, World Heroes was one of the earliest Street Fighter II competitors on the scene. At best, it was viewed as an amusing alternative but ultimately fell way short of challenging Street Fighter II. Exactly 10 months later, ADK released World Heroes 2 on April 28, 1993. Six new fighters were added to the fray, boosting the roster count to a whopping 14! Keep in mind this was a good six months before Super Street Fighter II came along with its massive lineup of 16 fighters. World Heroes 2 was a huge improvement on the original game. I loved it in the arcades and started counting down the days until the inevitable Super Nintendo release…25 YEARS OF WORLD HEROESWas it really 25 summers ago that I poured hundreds of quarters into this silly little fighting game? Wow, 25 years. I became a fan from day one. While I loved and respected Street Fighter II, there was something about World Heroes that clicked and resonated with me. Maybe because it was an underdog, or maybe it was the cheese and violent dark humor. Whatever it was, the summer of ’92 was awesome. Lines for Street Fighter II: Champion Edition ran out the door, leaving me to enjoy World Heroes without any waiting or fanfare. My bro bought Street Fighter II for the SNES that same month. So I would play Street Fighter II at home and World Heroes at the arcade. What a freaking sweet summer. 25 years… damn.Neo Geo Nook!May 1993. It started out as just another innocent night. Accompanying my dad to the local Safeway grocery store, my old man would buy the goodies as I would be off in the corner playing on the one arcade machine they carried — a Neo Geo MVS. Throughout the early ’90s, that spot in the corner was mine. It was there that I played King of the Monsters, Super Baseball 2020, Sengoku and World Heroes more times than I can count. On that night I was hoping to get another solid 10-15 minutes in with World Heroes. With several quarters in my pocket courtesy of my generous pop, I was good to go. I strolled over to that infamous Neo Geo nook. Looked up at

Much geared towards strength and aesthetics, really maximizing chest one day-Jeff Cavaliere:Probably more aesthetics than strength, yeah. Yeah, you're just-Andrew Huberman:Hence the "bro," for the bro name.Jeff Cavaliere:For the bro, right.Jeff Cavaliere:But again, and here I am a science guy, and I could appreciate the benefits of a bro split, especially because, again, to what end, whose goal are we trying to achieve here? Theirs or ours? If I'm applying my standards and my goals or even athletic ideals, but they just want to get in shape, then it's perfectly fine to do a bro split in that instance. If you're sticking to it, again, and you're seeing the results that you want to see from it, but they're able to really keep their focus on one muscle they get to focus on. Look, a lot of times people struggle with the way an exercise feels until their second or third set, they don't have that proprioceptive ability to kind of lock in on an exercise. So spending a few, not only sets on the same exercise, but then doing another exercise with the same muscle group helps them to dial in a little bit better and get more out of their training.Andrew Huberman:That raised a really interesting, and I think important, question — early on when I started resistance training, which was when I was 16, in high school, I got in touch with and I was learning from Mike Mentzer. Right-Jeff Cavaliere:Me too. Me too.Andrew Huberman:Interesting.Jeff Cavaliere:That's crazy.Andrew

Perfect singerSchwoz and CharlotteWho?JasperShe's definitely a ringerSchwoz and CharlotteWho?JasperShe gets the lead in every play they make in junior high!Schwoz and CharlotteJasper!JasperYeah?HenryWho is it?JasperLet's just say her pipes are so good... they're in her name.The Bro Song[]RayOh, God, please don't tell me you're about to sing a pump-up song, ‘cause it's not gonna work.Henry (Ray)Remember when you took the Toddler, bro (Bro)You put that baby to bed (Please don’t do this)The Time Jerker, Drex and Minyak, bro (Bro)Get out of your headRay (Henry)It's just that this one cuts me to the core (I know)HenryBut now’s the time to meow,It’s the time to roar’Cause you’re Captain ManYou are the bestRay, Soundtrack Version/Ray, Episode VersionI do appreciate the compliment/Give it up, give it up, HenryHenryYou’re Captain ManAnd I will not rest ‘til I see you try to win, babyCaptain ManWe're gonna seeHow super a hero can beRay (Henry)That was a cool fight on the train though (Bro)BroJust sayin’Ray and HenryI mean it really was insane thoughBro, bro, broWe had a fight atop a literal trainHenryWe're gonna win again this time somehowRayI do have a beautiful voiceHenryHe's gonna hear you roarRayHe's gonna hear me meowHenry’Cause you're Captain ManYou are the bestRayI'm not gonna fight you on that oneHenry (Both)You're (Captain Man)RayAnd I'm gonna testIf I'm the best that I can be, babyRay and HenryCaptain ManWe're gonna seeHenryHow superRayA super duperHenry and RayHow super super duper duperA hero can beRayMeow with meHenryWait, what?RayMeow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meowMeow meow meow meow

Patriots "I was like bruh, stop lying. Please.” Cam Newton wasn't much of a believer in N'Keal Harry's basketball abilities, apparently. (AP Photo/Elise Amendola) The 2020 Patriots season wasn’t exactly … all that memorable.Beyond the absence of several key contributors on New England’s roster due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the first year of the post-Brady era ended unceremoniously with a 7-9 record and no ticket to the playoffs.Cam Newton’s lone season as New England’s starting quarterback also led to underwhelming returns, with the former NFL MVP only throwing for eight touchdowns and 10 interceptions over 15 total games with the Patriots.But the veteran QB still has a lasting legacy in Foxborough — at least when it comes to social media.While the clips of Bill Belichick staring through binoculars at the NFL Scouting Combine or walking out of the tunnel at Detroit’s Ford Field have already become cherished GIFs in the sporting world, Newton added a worthy submission in 2020 while chatting with his then-Patriots teammate, N’Keal Harry. Newton’s exaggerated reaction — sliding down New England’s bench in complete disbelief of whatever Harry told him — has become a regular sight on social media, especially as a retort to any logic-defying report. But what exactly was Harry saying that prompted such a meme-able response from Newton?Speaking on his YouTube show, “4th & 1”, Newton explained the origin of the popular meme.“Bro! Me and N’Keal was on the sideline talking about basketball,” Newton said. “N’Keal was saying in high school, he averaged 40 points. It was something ridiculous. I said, ‘Bro!’ First off, he’s foreign. He’s like Haitian or Trinidadian. He moved over here and went to Arizona. So I’m like, ‘Bro, none of your bloodline is telling me that you’re a hooper.’ Not to say that people don’t hoop, but it’s not giving me hooper vibes.“So when he said it, like, ‘Real talk, bro, I averaged 40 points in high school,’ I said, ‘Bruuuuhhhh, stop lying. Like, stop lying, bruh. Who the f— were you playing in high school? And why isn’t this s— documented? Like come on, bruh. Come on! ‘“(Because) if you was playing, you came down here today in Atlanta, Georgia, you ain’t gonna average no 40. And if you did, you woulda went straight to the league.’ So when he said that s—, that’s the reaction that I got. I was like bruh, stop lying. Please.”Harry, who