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Dr. Quarex posted:I have no doubt this has been covered elsewhere, but (and I ask this sincerely) are we 100% sure Shmorky is actually completely insane and not that Lowtax trashed yet another confidante when that person no longer served a purpose I definitely read some gross chat logs between them and a minor that I really wish I could unread lmao. Like they're not getting a redemption arc anytime soon, I'd skip looking into it further if you value your sanity personally but it's all very easy to find by googling their username + "grooming" Actually an SA thread basically asking the same question shows up in said search from about a year ago
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Dr. Quarex posted:I have no doubt this has been covered elsewhere, but (and I ask this sincerely) are we 100% sure Shmorky is actually completely insane and not that Lowtax trashed yet another confidante when that person no longer served a purpose He's been thoroughly confirmed to be a terrible person, unfortunately.
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Scaramouche posted:SuperGreatFriends LP of IllBleed where they have to confront the KILLERMAN could be this. Phone posting or I'd link Humongous Pear posted:Yeah, my mind went there too. There is a very good chance the thing I am thinking of was like some solo game developer's pitch that he made a video of and never actually finished the related game. And I am pretty sure there was basically no story beyond "fighting increasingly weird monsters/robots in a scrapyard/trash heap/junkyard" (though given it was a teaser video, who knows?) Blood Nightmaster posted:I definitely read some gross chat logs between them and a minor that I really wish I could unread lmao. Like they're not getting a redemption arc anytime soon, I'd skip looking into it further if you value your sanity personally but it's all very easy to find by googling their username + "grooming" Vincent Van Goatse posted:He's been thoroughly confirmed to be a terrible person, unfortunately.
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Speaking of lp's of weird games, there was a playthrough of a really fuckin weird point and click adventure (I think), many years ago in GBS. As I recall the game takes place in a strange town that's obsessed with meat, or blood, and there's some sort of huge meat factory. Very old school graphics, and i remember it being deeply weird and unsettling. Anyone know what I'm on about?
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Biplane posted:Speaking of lp's of weird games, there was a playthrough of a really fuckin weird point and click adventure (I think), many years ago in GBS. As I recall the game takes place in a strange town that's obsessed with meat, or blood, and there's some sort of huge meat factory. Very old school graphics, and i remember it being deeply weird and unsettling. Anyone know what I'm on about? Pathologic
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Scaramouche posted:Pathologic Nah, it was 2d I believe.
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Harvester?
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Antivehicular posted:Harvester? Yes! Thank you E: drat this game is hosed up Biplane fucked around with this message at 07:06 on Aug 19, 2021 |
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Biplane posted:Yes! Thank you The LP for it was amazing.
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Abugadu posted:The LP for it was amazing. Is it in the archives?
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My brother is the music guy in my family. Back in highschool he burned a ton of CDs with whatever random thing he was listening to. One of these random mixes had a song that I still get stuck in my head some times. It's mostly made from samples of what sounded like a reality show or some sort of game show starring two women named Joan and Jane (maybe like a house flipping show or something similar). It was mostly just laid back beats with a narrator saying phrases from the show. These aren't exact examples but he would say things like: "Joan and Jane will need to work quick if they're going to succeed.", "Jane is almost done, but Joan is just getting started." "Joan thinks she's won, but Jane still has a few tricks up her sleeve." Anyone have any idea what this could possibly be? My brother had no idea what I'm talking about and most of these CDs are long gone. This would have been something he probably found online in the early 2000s.
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Some expression that means it has its upsides and downsides. That's it.
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Milo and POTUS posted:Some expression that means it has its upsides and downsides. "Swings and roundabouts?"
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Milo and POTUS posted:Some expression that means it has its upsides and downsides. Snakes and ladders? Pros and cons? Hills and valleys?
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double-edged sword?
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Mixed blessing?
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Sic Semper Goon posted:"Swings and roundabouts?" I think this was it sure
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Biplane posted:Yes! Thank you Harvester is joy and celebration https://i.imgur.com/4VgIOpb.mp4
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Dr_Amazing posted:My brother is the music guy in my family. Back in highschool he burned a ton of CDs with whatever random thing he was listening to. One of these random mixes had a song that I still get stuck in my head some times. It's mostly made from samples of what sounded like a reality show or some sort of game show starring two women named Joan and Jane (maybe like a house flipping show or something similar). "Sibling Rivalry" by Jonathan Coulton https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89FdyfW5r5E
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Section 9 posted:"Sibling Rivalry" by Jonathan Coulton Yeah this is definitely it. Turns out I was way off. I downloaded a ton of Coulton's stuff after playing Portal, so it was from the bowels of my own old music library. No wonder he never heard of it.
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Dr_Amazing posted:Yeah this is definitely it. Turns out I was way off. I downloaded a ton of Coulton's stuff after playing Portal, so it was from the bowels of my own old music library. No wonder he never heard of it. That one song is so different from almost everything else he does that it's hard to place. Other exception being the one that's just a bunch of samples of George Bush saying "duty".
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Looking for the joke from a tv show (likely) or movie (far less so) about being a part of a one child one laptop program in africa that rapidly became a one warlord one thousand laptops program. I think it was 30 rock but I can't remember for certain
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Milo and POTUS posted:Looking for the joke from a tv show (likely) or movie (far less so) about being a part of a one child one laptop program in africa that rapidly became a one warlord one thousand laptops program. I think it was 30 rock but I can't remember for certain It was Archer: quote:"Then there's Nourish A Child, Shoe A Child, Bespectacle A Child, umm, One Laptop Per Child Soldier...."
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TY AJ
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There was a show in like the late 80s or early 90s involving a boring white family that accidentally got sent forward in time to a very ominous, highly authoritarian "utopia". There are lots of crystal pyramids, and most people are androids now? Anyone know what that one was? I also am trying to remember a (I think) British movie or TV series about body-double androids whose eyes would glow orange when they went into Attack Mode. Any help appreciated. (It might not have been British but the protagonist had a British accent iirc.)
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Kesper North posted:There was a show in like the late 80s or early 90s involving a boring white family that accidentally got sent forward in time to a very ominous, highly authoritarian "utopia". There are lots of crystal pyramids, and most people are androids now? Anyone know what that one was? Otherworld? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Otherworld_(TV_series) The whole series is on Youtube.
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A live action British children's show from the early 90s about moving stones and time travel (?) that had something to do with King Arthur. I only suspect it has something to do with King Arthur because besides the moving stones (like standing stones) is because for some reason a kid from the show saying "King Arthur!" with a weird inflection got burned into my brain.
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Antifa Turkeesian posted:Otherworld? Nailed it. Man, that was way weirder even than I freaking remembered.
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Funky See Funky Do posted:A live action British children's show from the early 90s about moving stones and time travel (?) that had something to do with King Arthur. I only suspect it has something to do with King Arthur because besides the moving stones (like standing stones) is because for some reason a kid from the show saying "King Arthur!" with a weird inflection got burned into my brain. I vaguely remember reading about a series where druids captured a black hole to make a time loop, let me see if I can find the name e: Children of the Stones, from the 70s? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Children_of_the_Stones episode 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSIpkxMkT0M Ichabod Sexbeast fucked around with this message at 08:08 on Aug 23, 2021 |
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Funky See Funky Do posted:A live action British children's show from the early 90s about moving stones and time travel (?) that had something to do with King Arthur. I only suspect it has something to do with King Arthur because besides the moving stones (like standing stones) is because for some reason a kid from the show saying "King Arthur!" with a weird inflection got burned into my brain. Earthfasts! It’s on YouTube. I rewatched it recently. Very creepy and haunting compared to modern kids tv. The author of the original book turned out to be a nonce though. Sorry. https://youtu.be/dnoBa71tGPY Gasmask fucked around with this message at 08:12 on Aug 23, 2021 |
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Kesper North posted:There was a show in like the late 80s or early 90s involving a boring white family that accidentally got sent forward in time to a very ominous, highly authoritarian "utopia". There are lots of crystal pyramids, and most people are androids now? Anyone know what that one was? I think the second one is Annihilater https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0090649/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_58
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frankee posted:I think the second one is Annihilater HOLY F S THAT IS IT Wow, never thought I was going to figure that out. Thank you!
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Gasmask posted:Earthfasts! It’s on YouTube. I rewatched it recently. Very creepy and haunting compared to modern kids tv. This was it! Turned out that weird inflection was just a Yorkshire accent.
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I've been trying to find for years an old video series that pre-dates YouTube, it would have been around 2004 I think. It was two women who claimed to be part of a subculture who hid in other people's houses, like living under their dining room table or in the attic. I think they called themselves froggers, and wore green, cause they would 'hop' from house to house.
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i saw an old cartoon on tv when i was a small child that was probably made during wwii. the running gag was that the protagonist (i remember him as popeye but this may be wrong as i've had 0 luck googling related terms) kept on making fun of this guest character for looking like some celebrity of the time and he'd burst into tears. i assume the guy in the cartoon was a caricature of whoever it was. my mom explained to me at the time that he was a famous person many years ago. who was it and what was the cartoon? i've never been able to google this but it seems weird that my childhood subconscious would invent a wartime propaganda cartoon featuring a 1940's celebrity i didn't know.
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Was it set during WW2? Could be a Private Snafu short maybe? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_Snafu#Filmography
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Captain Theron posted:I've been trying to find for years an old video series that pre-dates YouTube, it would have been around 2004 I think. It was two women who claimed to be part of a subculture who hid in other people's houses, like living under their dining room table or in the attic. I can’t help find the videos, but I remember them. Try searching “phrogging” and “phrogger,” which is how they spelled it.
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A stand up comedian was singing a tune set to “What A Wonderful World” about nuclear war and the ensuing fallout that went something like: “I see trees of purple, skies of red, see the little boy over there with a foot growing out of his head, and I think to myself…” This was most likely a Comedy Central special some time in the early 2000s. That song has stuck with me through the years for some reason, and I’d like to know the comedian that sang it.
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Captain Theron posted:I've been trying to find for years an old video series that pre-dates YouTube, it would have been around 2004 I think. It was two women who claimed to be part of a subculture who hid in other people's houses, like living under their dining room table or in the attic. https://youtu.be/FviZoMo8EMY
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Antifa Turkeesian posted:Otherworld? This one was triggered in the recesses of my memory when that movie Yesterday came out, which is about a world where no one knows the Beatles, which is the exact plot of this episode: https://youtu.be/KIegGHJduG0
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