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actually the best space move player of games text is literally how the book ends
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came here to post this this is how much these people hate us. this is the contempt they have for us
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ajit pai seems like a cool dude
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Agile Vector posted:actually the best space move player of games text is literally how the book ends i was angry when i realized this was the case
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Roosevelt posted:ajit pai seems like a cool dude 
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(CNN)Children continue to eat a dangerously large number of laundry detergent packets, new data show. Calls to poison control centers increased 17% from 2013 through 2014, according to an analysis of national poison data published Monday in the journal Pediatrics. More than 22,000 children, mostly under age 3, were exposed to laundry packets in that period. About 30% of them were "already in or en route" to health care facilities when the call for help came in. drat monkey brains
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sometimes i think i experience a different form of reality compared to most people
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creationist believer posted:invertebrate brain: hell yeah the invertebrate brain is just happy not to be constantly in danger of being eaten
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someone brought this up but it makes sense: rp1 is a robot chicken sketch that's way too long and is utterly devoid of self-awareness or irony
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this is not ready player one, ready player one is an atari controller and also no kids ever TOOT BOOT posted:It seems really insufferable based on that image everyone keeps posting but I imagine RPO could work as a movie where every reference isn't explicitly spelled out for you. that would just be a typical movie Just-In-Timeberlake posted:
white men who are age 40-50 as of 2017 and thus within the age range ready player one was written for
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Dec 14, 2017 04:39
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Improbable Lobster posted:the invertebrate brain is just happy not to be constantly in danger of being eaten hell yeah
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fishmech posted:this is not ready player one, ready player one is an atari controller and also no kids ever maybe so but gently caress that piece of garbage.
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Dec 14, 2017 05:35
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ernest cline almost certainly tried to hit on teenage girls over internet chat in like 2009 or whatever when he was already like 37
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you say that in the past tense…
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Dec 14, 2017 05:53
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the moment 80s trends came back you know he drove to the local hot topic in a rusted delorean and tried lines from fast times at ridgemont high on them
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not wrong century of modern marketing wasn't lost of dumb brains
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i don't recall people never shutting the gently caress up about great 60's pop culture in the 90s, or 70's poo poo in the naughty-aughties. what is it about the loving 80s
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You don't remember hippies?
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idk what exactly's going on here, but if they hollowed out that loaf and stuffed a bunch of sandwich filling in it, then party on wayne
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PokeJoe posted:i don't recall people never shutting the gently caress up about great 60's pop culture in the 90s, or 70's poo poo in the naughty-aughties. what is it about the loving 80s Wasn't the 80's like the last real distinctive era? The 90's- now are pretty much just a bland never ending run on?
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Meskhenet posted:Wasn't the 80's like the last real distinctive era? The 90's- now are pretty much just a bland never ending run on? the 90s has everyone dressing like lumberjacks when they weren’t done up like those space teens from tmnt for raves
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PokeJoe posted:i don't recall people never shutting the gently caress up about great 60's pop culture in the 90s, or 70's poo poo in the naughty-aughties. what is it about the loving 80s there was literally a tv show called "that 70s show" happy days was also a thing nostalgia as content is nothing new, rp1 hate is just an inverted form of nerd gatekeeping
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Meskhenet posted:Wasn't the 80's like the last real distinctive era? The 90's- now are pretty much just a bland never ending run on? youre probably right that decades are getting blurred wrt whatevers popular. all i know is that early 90s was a lot of neon and now it's hitler youth and man bun haircuts. 2000 - 2010 has no identity for me
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Meskhenet posted:Wasn't the 80's like the last real distinctive era? The 90's- now are pretty much just a bland never ending run on? I definitely wouldn't say the 90s have a lot in common with now. Having a gay person with AIDS on a TV show was like a huge thing, the internet was still a thing for computer nerds, you could still make a decent living as a musician without being a Beyonce tier artist, no one even thought about terrorism, etc etc
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is there a german word for the satisfaction you feel at having panned something lovely that everyone started to love years later?
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the last two movies i saw in the theater were both set in 2003 and they all but confirm that there really is not any distinct identity to the early 00s, which jibes with what i remember computer monitors were fatter, phones had smaller screens and flipped open, but that's about it. cars looked the same as they do now; fashion trends might as well be the same; the music sounds the same
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Dec 14, 2017 08:45
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in the 90s wb created a superhero that derived his powers from the internet his family likely saw it as child abduction, which was a common fear of the internet at that time
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:in the 90s wb created a superhero that derived his powers from the internet freakazoid?
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hmm you guys are right, ive managed to somehow forget about those other nostalgia shows but i guess this stuff isnt really that different.
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in the late 1970s there was a big nostalgia for the largely-imagined good old days of the 1950s, as seen with things like grease and happy days
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Stymie posted:there was literally a tv show called "that 70s show" rp1 is extremely racist wrt asians (honorable urtra-manu-san) and super duper misogynist (the protagonist was scared his internet girlfriend was fat but she just had a scar, bullet dodge)
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i think those don't bother me as much because they're sort of period pieces? like they have plots and things that aren't just a mish-mash of references. "do you remember invasion of the body snatchers?" - fonzie
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Future RP1: It was a chilly fall day, just like every day since yesterday. The leaves swirled around like a million multicolored spidermen lilting drunkenly through the finger family song. In an alley nearby, charlie brown was pissing in garfield's refrigerator, angry that he got his period before the rest of his class. SlayQueen TayTay had seen it all before. "I wonder if I'm gay?" Ronald McDonald Trump ejaculated from a telememe screen floating next to the Uber4One jitney. She was ready to make money moves, it wasn't me shakirashakira.
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