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ulilileeloo dallas posted:listen pal maybe you dont know but youre talking to the smartest kid in america. he is the source. heavily biased though.
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Sham bam bamina! posted:1.5 billion? source?? source: tv ratings for the pokemon anime that is still in the top 10 most popular kid's cartoons globally for like 15 years straight plus the 245 million copies of pokemon games sold not to mention all of them that have been pirated + dragonball z being one of the mos t popular series of all time and continually gets rerun.
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Install Windows posted:source: tv ratings for the pokemon anime that is still in the top 10 most popular kid's cartoons globally for like 15 years straight plus the 245 million copies of pokemon games sold not to mention all of them that have been pirated + dragonball z being one of the mos t popular series of all time and continually gets rerun.
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Sham bam bamina! posted:still skeptical that a quarter of the world's population has watched the pokemon anime but i don't really care one way or the other, might as well take your word for it given that you're fishmech and i'm not no, its that they've watched that anime or dragonball or played any of the games involved or pirated all the above
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Install Windows posted:source: tv ratings for the pokemon anime that is still in the top 10 most popular kid's cartoons globally for like 15 years straight plus the 245 million copies of pokemon games sold not to mention all of them that have been pirated + dragonball z being one of the mos t popular series of all time and continually gets rerun. my god its full of fishmechs
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Sniep posted:and as i am being serious as well, the only people who would care about the NextStep reference in the anime would be people who already watched, were studying, or were interested in / curious about the anime. Nobody who on their own choice went to the Nextstep article about Nextstep for the topic of Nextstep would want to learn about an anime's inside references to the OS. It's spam. The anime had 0 influence, bearing on or connection to the OS in any way. wikipedia should forbid "references in popular culture" entirely on the pages of the things being referenced. the simpsons did an alfred hitchcock joke? put it on the simpsons page. you don't get to make an appearance on someone else's page just because you mentioned them
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they should do like this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Raven_in_popular_culture easier to avoid if you dgaf
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Carthag posted:they should do like this: quote:Lord Buckley recorded a "hipsemantic" version of "The Raven" in 1956 ("It was a real drugged midnight... dreary.").
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yanno, the simpsons writers or like the xkcd guy could take over wikipedia by just referencing as many things as possible in every episode they churn out. obscure mathematical topic? check. the 1989 chicago bulls? check. aspergillus tychorum? check
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http://www.wikihow.com/Appreciate-Authentic-Death-or-Black-Metal
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Learn about why an album is contextually important. A great place to start is the Dark Legions Archive, at http://www.anus.com/metal. Consult the sections on Philosophy, History, and Styles first. Make sure to bring a dictionary. ...i could quote the whole thing really it's beautiful
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ChiralCondensate posted:i'm dumb yeah we know
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There was some controversy reported in India as some people were upset with the cat's name. In July 2004, demonstrators in the southern Keralian city of Thiruvananthapuram denounced the cat's name as an insult to the nation of India, and burned an effigy of President Bush in protest.[2][3]
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Install Windows posted:source: tv ratings for the pokemon anime that is still in the top 10 most popular kid's cartoons globally for like 15 years straight plus the 245 million copies of pokemon games sold not to mention all of them that have been pirated + dragonball z being one of the mos t popular series of all time and continually gets rerun. fishmech have you considered the overlap betwenn the players and the watchers the plus 245 million could be like two people
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TINA TURNER posted:fishmech have you considered the overlap betwenn the players and the watchers
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Sham bam bamina! posted:i was going to bring up that it's all one big venn diagram myself but that would have meant arguing with fishmech fish stymie
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See also[edit] 4chan Anonymous (group) Digg Facepunch Fark.com News aggregator O RLY? Slashdot Slender Man
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AtomD posted:O RLY? 
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Sham bam bamina! posted:did we really do that?? The phrase "O RLY?" was used on the Something Awful Forums at least as early as August 2003.[6] The original "O RLY?" Snowy Owl image macro is based on a photo taken by nature photographer John White, which he posted to the newsgroup alt.binaries.pictures.animals in 2001.[7] According to White, the owl's expression in the photo was due to the bird panting to cool off, similar to a dog.[8] The expression was interpreted by an unidentified person to say "oh really?", and the phrase O RLY? was added in large letters (using a font similar to Kabel) at the bottom of the image. The O RLY? owl quickly became a standard retort to disputed statements to express disbelief,[9] and was followed by other owl image macros with phrases such as "YA RLY", "NO WAI!", "SRSLY?" and a number of others.[8] Outside of Internet forums, O RLY? has been referenced in various video games, including World of Warcraft in which the auctioneer characters OReely and Yarly are a reference to "O RLY?" and "YA RLY!", respectively.[10]
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literally the first image macro
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Pakled posted:There was some controversy reported in India as some people were upset with the cat's name. In July 2004, demonstrators in the southern Keralian city of Thiruvananthapuram denounced the cat's name as an insult to the nation of India, and burned an effigy of President Bush in protest.[2][3] happened to me except in dublin
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Orbi posted:literally the first image macro img-timeline
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Carthag posted:img-timeline like technically it was advice dog wasn't it? i mean the first modern one but orly was p much the genesis of that poo poo
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probably. i dont remember half this stuff any more
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I don't speak music theory but what the hell is this: The song has a double tonic structure of B major verse (in I-vi-ii-V cycles) and A major chorus connected by formal pivoting dominant chords.[14] In the opening bars in B major, after singing "In Penny Lane" (in an F#-B-C#-D# melody note ascent) McCartney uses major 3rds[clarification needed Do you mean harmony intervals, III chords, melody notes?] (on "Lane" and "Pocket") and major 7ths[clarification needed same issue] (on "a fireman" and "a portrait") then switches to a Bm key involving flattened 3rd notes (on "Queen" with a i7 [Bm7] chord) and flattened 7th notes (on "engine clean" [with a ♭VImaj7 [Gmaj7] chord] and "clean machine" [with a V7sus4 [F#7sus4] chord]).[15] This has been described as a profound and surprising innovation involving abandoning mid-cycle what initially appears to be a standard I-vi-ii-V Doo Wop pop chord cycle.[16] To get from the verse "In the pouring rain - very strange" McCartney uses an E chord as a pivot, (it is a IV chord in the preceding B key and a V in the looming A key) to take listeners back into the chorus ("Penny Lane is in my ears..."). Likewise to get back from the chorus of "There beneath the blue suburban skies I sit, and meanwhile back..., McCartney uses an F#7 pivot chord (which is a VI in the old A key and a V in the new B key). The lyrics "very strange" and "meanwhile back" can be viewed as hinting at these complex tonal changes.[17]
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i understood way more about that than i should music theory is really weird, a lot of songs are just composed by loving Around Until It Sounds Good or small clips that pop into an artists head. dissecting why it sounds good and the patterns/key changes that make a song catchy is cool and all but its spergy as all hell and leads to students directly applying the knowledge to try to make music and while it never sounds bad, it just sounds flat and lifeless. (i studied it a bunch in high school)
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i took piano lessons too
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axolotl farmer posted:I don't speak music theory but what the hell is this: chord analysis
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Sham bam bamina! posted:1.5 billion? source?? source: fishmech
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mcnealys baby posted:source:
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"Light bulb" redirects here. For other uses, see Light bulb (disambiguation). Inexplicably, it does not redirect here.
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Dead Inside Darwin posted:i understood way more about that than i should yeah like analysing the stock market in retrospect you can draw all sorts of formulas etc but you cant predioct. terrible analogy but music theory is cool in pigs on a wing part 1 the chords go c-csus4-c g-gsus4-g but in part 2 it goes c-f-c g-gsus4-g but then you look at it and csus4 is very simular to f so its very cool i likey
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if ur music sounds flat just raise the pitch a little nbd
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Install Windows posted:if ur music sounds flat just tighten up the sonics on octave three
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In the extended version of the film, Elwood parks the Bluesmobile in an electric substation that was used to power Chicago's elevated trains. In the documentary "Stories Behind the Making of the Blues Brothers", Dan Aykroyd (Elwood) stated that the Bluesmobile would get charged from the substation, which would explain how it would be able to do impressive stunts. In the original theatrical release, director John Landis had cut that scene to shorten the length of the film and said there was no need to explain the car's powers. To him, it was simply "a magic car" and of course, they were on a mission from God. A power station was visible in the background of the film's poster.
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