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In Dune Part III (2026) Paul says... something I don't know. I can't hear him all the way in the back. It's probably something good.

u/Jack-of-Hearts-7 — 2 months ago
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I've never actually completed Fallout: New Vegas (2010) because this fucking asshole always rubs the fact he won the lottery in my face and it pisses me off so much I always quit the game.

It makes no sense. Who's running a lottery in the Post-Apocalypse? Who wrote this shit?

u/Jack-of-Hearts-7 — 3 months ago
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Food vendors on beaches deliberately attract seagulls to earn more money replacing the food the gulls stole

This seems like a very specific denial. Why would they bother specifying? I think that food vendors take the food they don't sell that's about to go bad, and give it to the gulls. This lowers their fear of humans and shows them the Risk vs Reward of being near us.

We all know birds are untrustworthy tricksters, conspirators, and amoral thieves. They are also deceptively cunning and intelligent. They understand their role in all this. They know that the better they do their job, the more tasty stale hot dog buns they get. The more food gets stolen, the more money the food vendors get.

If you don't hear from me again, just know that they got me for exposing the beach vendor cartel.

Lies will lock you up. The truth is the only key.

u/Jack-of-Hearts-7 — 3 months ago
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There are only 30 or so excavators in the world.

This is a conspiracy I saw kicking around back when the Ever Given was trapped in that canal. Some brave, online whistleblower going by the pseudonym "Anon" posited it as an explanation for why it was taking them so damn long to free the ship. Why? Two explanations come to mind: A. Whoever, or whatever, owns them rents them out at their leisure for whatever price they want. OR maybe the technology and know-how to make them was somehow lost, and we can only attempt to maintain the few we have left. We've lost and found several technologies over human history for various reasons.

I mean, think about it: How many excavators have YOU seen in the same place? Have you ever actually seen where they're kept when not in use? Have you ever actually seen an excavator factory?

Things that make ya go *hmmmm...*

EDIT: Ship name was "Ever Given" my mistake

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u/Jack-of-Hearts-7 — 4 months ago