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Go look at WickedHate's rap sheet and then put him on ignore and stop quoting him or trying to interact with him in any way forever TIASegmentation Fault posted:That's where the logic fails. Any fraction of infinity is still infinity, that's how infinity works. Even if an infinitesimal portion of existing planets have life on them, that still means that there are infinite worlds with life on them. 
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32MB OF ESRAM posted:im so hosed up
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Sep 3, 2015 19:11
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32MB OF ESRAM posted:im so hosed up yoooooo
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"Here we are, Instrumentality Shinji! A reality where everyone in the world got Instrumentalized. We'll fit right in, Instrumentality Shinji. It'll be like we never even left Instrumentality World." "Yeah, Instrumentality Gendo, but y'know, I'm gonna miss Instrumentality World, because everyone was Instrumentalized all along like us from the beginning, y'know... I mean, I-I wish we hadn't impacted Instrumentality World beyond repair like we did, y'know, and turned everyone into regular normal... people just walking around?" "Don't you worry about that sort of thing, Instrumentality Shinji. Let's go make ourselves at home, huh?"
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Soho Joe posted:"Here we are, Instrumentality Shinji! A reality where everyone in the world got Instrumentalized. We'll fit right in, Instrumentality Shinji. It'll be like we never even left Instrumentality World." Congratulations!
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Soho Joe posted:"Here we are, Instrumentality Shinji! A reality where everyone in the world got Instrumentalized. We'll fit right in, Instrumentality Shinji. It'll be like we never even left Instrumentality World." 
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Sep 3, 2015 19:46
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Well, this certainly is two things I recognise
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Considering how absurdly similar they were, I wonder if Zeep Xanflorp was actually his universe's version of Rick. Given, his name wasn't Rick and he was voiced by Stephen Colbert, which are points against.
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Sep 3, 2015 21:05
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I figure their similarities are just a coincidence, or like a cosmic passing on of Rickness that by the second time was diluted enough for the teenyverse creator to get none of it.
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bull3964 posted:Are two infinite universe deaths any worse than one infinite universe death? Considering an infinite universe would contain infinite planets and thus infinite universes-in-a-box it's probably more like he destroyed 2ω universes by destroying that one, and if those universes had planets that developed to the point of universe-in-a-box technology yet, you could make an inductive argument that he really destroyed ω2 universes. So it's infinity times worse basically. Or you could go up to Zeep's universe and just say that would be universe ω2 + 1 so it's 1 less worse maybe. Surreal numbers are fun. 
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Sep 3, 2015 21:25
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WickedHate posted:I figure their similarities are just a coincidence, or like a cosmic passing on of Rickness that by the second time was diluted enough for the teenyverse creator to get none of it. actually Teenyverse guy succeeded in his suicide, so he may be the most Rick of all the microverse guys.
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JT Jag posted:Considering how absurdly similar they were, I wonder if Zeep Xanflorp was actually his universe's version of Rick. Given, his name wasn't Rick and he was voiced by Stephen Colbert, which are points against. If Rick lived in a world where humans were instructed by an alien to step on a thing in order to produce energy and "siphon the waste" into a volcano, he would have immediately realized what's up as soon as he invented his own tiny universe.
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Ricks as we know them probably only exist in universes parallel to C-137, not universes contained within one another.
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32MB OF ESRAM posted:actually Teenyverse guy succeeded in his suicide, so he may be the most Rick of all the microverse guys. But our Rick is the Rick-ist Rick, and he failed in his suicide. That makes suceeding a negative in Rick points.
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Speculation: 1. At some point over the course of the show, there will be an episode titled "Survival of the Rickest". 2, this episode will likely feature a death match between kidnapped Ricks.
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Sep 3, 2015 22:15
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32MB OF ESRAM posted:im so hosed up He does it everywhere.
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Sep 3, 2015 22:18
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Philip Rivers posted:Ricks as we know them probably only exist in universes parallel to C-137, not universes contained within one another. One universe in, their Rick was okay with working for the government. Two universes in, their Rick was okay with working for the government, AND actually had a conscience.
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WickedHate posted:But our Rick is the Rick-ist Rick, and he failed in his suicide. That makes suceeding a negative in Rick points. imo rick respected that guy a lot more than Zeep, even tho they both got a cathartic lil jab at his naming of the teenyverse
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VideoTapir posted:One universe in, their Rick was okay with working for the government. Zeep had at least somewhat of a conscience, though. He was horrified when Rick destroyed the miniverse. 32MB OF ESRAM posted:imo rick respected that guy a lot more than Zeep, even tho they both got a cathartic lil jab at his naming of the teenyverse True, but he was also just using him to make Zeep feel like an rear end in a top hat.
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WickedHate posted:Zeep had at least somewhat of a conscience, though. He was horrified when Rick destroyed the miniverse. I'd say it's just as likely he was horrified in the sense of: "You just wrecked my life's work, you asswipe!" as opposed to: "Oh god, won't someone think of the miniverse children!"
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CrazyLoon posted:I'd say it's just as likely he was horrified in the sense of: "You just wrecked my life's work, you asswipe!" as opposed to: "Oh god, won't someone think of the miniverse children!" My favourite part was that it didn't make a big bang or anything fancy, just smashed like a wack lobster tank VVV thx bring back old gbs fucked around with this message at 22:43 on Sep 3, 2015 |
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32MB OF ESRAM posted:My favourite part was that it didn't make a big bang or anything fancy, just smashed like a children's fish tank lobster tank
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JT Jag posted:Considering how absurdly similar they were, I wonder if Zeep Xanflorp was actually his universe's version of Rick. Given, his name wasn't Rick and he was voiced by Stephen Colbert, which are points against. Colbert is REALLY good at giving off that "gently caress you got mine" tone/vibe, which works well with this show, along with his own works. Sometimes you can't even tell if he's kidding. He's just that good. I love that man.
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WickedHate posted:This was the best part of the episode and with the driftwood line the only reason for Morty to have gone with Rick instead of Summer, since otherwise it seems more in character for her to object to the slavery with extra steps. The main difference was more that while Morty would (and did) verbally object to Rick's slavery scam, he objects privately to Rick. Summer would likely have kicked off a revolution like she did in the Unity episode.
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johntfs posted:The main difference was more that while Morty would (and did) verbally object to Rick's slavery scam, he objects privately to Rick. Summer would likely have kicked off a revolution like she did in the Unity episode. And this time there wouldn't have been a Morty around to merely riff on her naivete: "Ah man...second race war, huh?"
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Perhaps that is why she stayed in the car.
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Well yes...I mean...she wants to constantly be, like, totally stoked about everything. One can see how that can be a serious problem, were she ever to become Rick's main partner. That being said, the melting ghost baby kinda was something I wouldn't blame even a typical teenager being upset over.
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WickedHate posted:Zeep had at least somewhat of a conscience, though. He was horrified when Rick destroyed the miniverse. CrazyLoon posted:I'd say it's just as likely he was horrified in the sense of: "You just wrecked my life's work, you asswipe!" as opposed to: "Oh god, won't someone think of the miniverse children!" I think you're both wrong. Zeep realized that Rick would destroy the microverse battery without hesitation, so if he didn't get to the top dimension first, his world was doomed (or would have to resume creating power for Rick).
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and that's the universe where I was born? Where my father died. Where I couldn't make time for his funeral. Because I was working... on my universe. That scene really affected me. Loved it
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There's a universe where Rick and Morty didn't make it out of the battery and Summer is stuck in Ball Fondlers world.
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prefect posted:I think you're both wrong. Zeep realized that Rick would destroy the microverse battery without hesitation, so if he didn't get to the top dimension first, his world was doomed (or would have to resume creating power for Rick). Rick also probably did it with this in mind. It works on a lot of levels. VideoTapir posted:There's a universe where Rick and Morty didn't make it out of the battery and Summer is stuck in Ball Fondlers world. Yeah that's the one where you get anthropomorphic spaceship sex, duh.
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Most threads choke during hiatus because the lack of new information means that we spiral the drain of hypothetical and increasingly weird tangents. For this show, it takes about a day and a half.
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Just started watching this, are we getting new eps every monday until the end of season 2?
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Pixelante posted:Most threads choke during hiatus because the lack of new information means that we spiral the drain of hypothetical and increasingly weird tangents. For this show, it takes about a day and a half. The Homestuck thread took mere hours to get to that point
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I wonder if Summer got her brains from her Mother or Father's side of the family? She seems pretty average so far, so I'm guessing both?
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My read on her is that a) Like most rebellious daughters, she really doesn't want to follow in Beth's footsteps (see Rixty Minutes) b) Is very progressive, well-meaning, if also naive due to that (her actions on most adventures wind up being that) and c) Tends to be such not so much due to any kind of moral center, but since she's quite concerned about her popularity, as shown by the last episode of Season 1 (and to quote Nancy, that is *NOT* what Lincler stood for!) I honestly get the impression that her 'being an accident' for such a long time in the mind of her parents was something that played a huge part in her being subconsciously neglected by her parents. Kids do pick up on that, so she stopped looking to her mother as a role-model awhile back and just latched onto whatever her school peers offered. Which was, of course, mostly just your standard teenager stuff. As for brains, well, she and Morty are both about par for the course. Not quite as bland as Jerry, but not quite as refined as Beth. CrazyLoon fucked around with this message at 03:01 on Sep 4, 2015 |
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