u/ProtossLiving — reddlx

Sussman's realization in the 1x10 Official Podcast

I just watched the 1x10 Official Podcast episode and I thought it was hilarious to see Kevin Sussman's reaction when Felicia mentions in passing that they don't have the machine anymore. He never realized that and his mind was so blown!

Also Felicia's reaction when Sussman tells her that Stuart in SFTSTU is from a different universe than the Stuart in TBBT. I liked Sussman's interpretation that the Stuart that comes to visit SFTSTU's Stuart is the TBBT Stuart.

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u/ProtossLiving — 13 days ago

▲ 12 r/HIMYM

"In the Couv"

I couldn't find anyone having brought this up. I was just rewatching S7E09 Disaster Averted and noticed that Robin says she's from Vancouver (presumably Vancouver, BC since she's talking about being Canadian) and uses the phrase "in the Couv".

I'm from Vancouver, BC and have never heard this phrase before. I left the city before this episode was released, so I wasn't sure if it was a newer nickname. Google to the rescue! Turns out they use that nickname in Vancouver, WA! I wonder if the writers just looked up "nicknames for Vancouver" on the internet and didn't notice it was for the wrong Vancouver? With Colby being from Vancouver, I'm surprised she didn't push back on that.

Evidence of usage in Vancouver, WA:
https://urbanlivinginthecouv.home.blog
https://www.facebook.com/groups/267905029890494/posts/4239819816032309/
https://www.reddit.com/r/vancouverwa/comments/1sa4o3q/just_now_in_the_couv/

Evidence of very much non-usage in Vancouver, BC:
https://www.reddit.com/r/vancouver/comments/2a5rqc/would_i_get_beaten_up_if_i_called_vancouver_the/
https://www.reddit.com/r/vancouver/comments/b6e9bv/does_anyone_else_call_it_the_couv/

u/ProtossLiving — 3 months ago

▲ 1 r/NorwayTravelAdvice

Places to listen to traditional Norwegian Music

When I was looking at things to do in Flam, I came across this: https://www.thefjordfarm.com/music-concert

This sounds like the type of thing my girlfriend and I would like. However, it doesn't fit into our itinerary (without feeling too rushed).

Is there anything like this in Bergen or Oslo? We'll have more time in those cities. I've tried searching for traditional Norwegian folk music, but haven't come across anything like that.

We're not looking to actually join in the singing / dancing, but we'd like to listen / watch.

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u/ProtossLiving — 5 months ago