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Gravitas Shortfall posted:"What if Bill and Ted had a totally excellent time in Silent Hill" Ted: Dude, is that, like, your father or something? Bill: Nah man, can't be, no face. Also hasn't lectured me yet. Both: Righteous! *Air guitar*
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BioEnchanted posted:Ted: Dude, is that, like, your father or something?
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Chard posted:gently caress you for reminding me i wasted a free audible credit on that dreck. At least its existence led to the creation of http://www.idontevenownatelevision.com/2014/06/19/010-ready-player-one-w-mike-sacco/
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Sentient Data posted:Is there an actual joke in there, or is it just references disguised as entertainment ala ready player one? Toejam and Earl is a roguelike with a brighter, more cheerful demeanor whilst Binding of Isaac is a roguelike with a much darker and graphic tone, so KC smooshed them together for a funny juxtaposition. Sentient Data posted:At least its existence led to the creation of http://www.idontevenownatelevision.com/2014/06/19/010-ready-player-one-w-mike-sacco/ Oh thank god somebody else hated this loving thing. Thank you thank you thank you.
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I AM THE TOILET posted:Oh thank god somebody else hated this loving thing.
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Tiggum posted:I think a lot of people hated it. I get the feeling that it's one of those times when something popular IS bad, but the people who genuinely don't like it kind of get lost in the reflexive glut of 'THING POPULAR, SO THING BAD'. Stuff like IDEOTV's Ready Player One episode, Red Letter Media's Star Wars prequel reviews, and the myriad takes on Twilight get a lot of traction because they find a way to actually articulate why something is bad. There's a really clear difference between the people who bitch about the new Ghostbusters (which might be bad, I dunno) and someone really taking an honest attempt to analyze why exactly a bad book is bad.
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BioEnchanted posted:Ted: Dude, is that, like, your father or something? I am now sad this doesn't actually exist.
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Cleretic posted:I get the feeling that it's one of those times when something popular IS bad, but the people who genuinely don't like it kind of get lost in the reflexive glut of 'THING POPULAR, SO THING BAD'. Analysis is wasted on ready player one.
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It has been 8 years and a month since the Loss comic hit the web. I think we should start drilling for loss edits instead of oil.
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loss edits are really hit or miss, I've seen so many that it kinda surprises me whenever I see a funny one and lol irl. Sad clown face really made that one.
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"The circus is in town"
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Immediately followed by a far inferior edit. Good work
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Well you better help me, because I don't see any interpretation that isn't about pube brushing or brush inserting.
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Dr_Amazing posted:Well you better help me, because I don't see any interpretation that isn't about pube brushing or brush inserting. spanking because in the olden days things had to serve more than one purpose
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That lil bitch got a hairy loving rear end
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Newspaper comics used to be devastating. I'm thinking of the early Peanuts and evil Marmaduke and now those Nancys.
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Today, in 1986, Metroid was released.
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Huzzah! posted:Today, in 1986, Metroid was released. Did Metroid hide much things inside walls? I remember they were in secret rooms beyond walls.
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mrEkli posted:Did Metroid hide many things inside walls? I remember they were in secret rooms beyond walls. A fair portion of the missile and energy tanks were found by shooting wall sections to reveal them.
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Super-Fun-Pak Comix Wee Pals (1970-08-26) 
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Huzzah! posted:Today, in 1986, Metroid was released. A video game mechanic that makes perfect sense within the confines of a specific medium applied to real life thinking? BRILLIANT!
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Can you imagine Link breaking real pots in a real shop?? Image the size of the bill! It takes all kinds. 
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That's a nice hat for a clown to wear to the circus.
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often much harder on the snake than the foot
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davidspackage posted:That's a nice hat for a clown to wear to the circus. nooo
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Krinkle posted:
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Krinkle posted:
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Paladinus posted:I don't get it. It means that Beartato wants Reginald to pay him back for all the money that he lent.
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