Can’t figure out what the other overlaps should be. Any suggestions?
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Can’t figure out what the other overlaps should be. Any suggestions?

Idea from Mr Lovenstein

u/RuddyRaccoon — 2 days ago
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What episode do you think best shows how insanely over educated the writers are?

Personally, I think it’s Benders all the Way Down. Their discussion about quantum mechanics really highlights that, in my opinion. But I’m willing to hear other ideas.

u/RuddyRaccoon — 19 days ago

of the biggest jellyfish I’ve ever seen. It’s a lion’s mane jellyfish, spotted in Cape Ann, Massachusetts

Not a great picture, I was busy keeping the boat from running into it, but it was about the circumference of a large pizza

u/RuddyRaccoon — 30 days ago

A soft drink gets robbed and calls the police

The soft drink thinks it was his friend who robbed him. The cop says to the soft drink, “Well, I’d like to convict them, but you’ve got no proof.”

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u/RuddyRaccoon — 1 month ago
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Holy shit guys, the Smurfs are aspec

The enby actor who played both villains in the new Smurf movie said in an interview, “I think the Smurfs’ whole sense of affection is platonic. I think anything that they almost feel like the archetype for like demisexuals or aroace [aromantic asexual] individuals where it's just like, they're just trying to build really strong, beautiful friendships. And it's really not about sexual attraction. And I think that's beautiful. I think there's something to be celebrated in that.”

Here’s the article: https://www.out.com/film/jp-karliak-smurfs-gargamel-interview

u/RuddyRaccoon — 1 month ago

Sometimes I find scraps of paper with reminders for myself of scenes I intended to get on paper. I know exactly what two scenes this note’s referencing, but holy shit it’s wild outta context

u/RuddyRaccoon — 1 month ago

An aggressively lazy “Which Tintin Character are You?” quiz my friend made as a joke

1. What are you best known for?
A) Having a quiff
B) Swearing
C) Science
D) Opera

2. Pick a hobby.
A) Solving mysteries
B) Being angry
C) Forgetting your own inventions
D) Being louder than everyone else

3. What’s your biggest flaw?
A) Recklessly investigating international conspiracies
B) Temper
C) Hearing
D) Volume

4. Someone knocks on your door.
A) It’s probably a mystery.
B) BLISTERING BARNACLES!
C) “Come in, Professor Cauliflower!”
D) Starts singing before opening it.

5. Pick a mode of transportation.
A) Plane
B) Ship
C) Rocket
D) Limousine to the opera house

6. What do you value most?
A) Justice
B) Whiskey
C) Progress
D) Applause

7. Your ideal vacation is…
A) Somewhere with smugglers.
B) Somewhere with fewer idiots.
C) The Moon.
D) Anywhere with an audience.

8. Pick a hairstyle.
A) ↑
B) Hat
C) Bald
D) Elaborate

9. Which sentence best describes you?
A) “I have a hunch.”
B) “I’M SURROUNDED BY IMBECILES!”
C) “I invented something.”
D) “Have I mentioned that I’m famous?”

10. Which character do you hope you get?
A) Tintin
B) Captain Haddock
C) Professor Calculus
D) Bianca Castafiore

Results

Mostly A: Tintin.
You have no discernible personality beyond “helpful Belgian,” yet somehow every international criminal organization knows your name.

Mostly B: Captain Haddock.
You communicate primarily through yelling and increasingly creative insults. Somehow, people still trust you with boats.

Mostly C: Professor Calculus.
You’re a certified genius who could invent teleportation and still miss someone asking if you’d like tea because you heard “tree.”

Mostly D: Bianca Castafiore.
You possess limitless confidence and the ability to make every room revolve around you. Whether anyone asked for a performance is a separate matter entirely.

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u/RuddyRaccoon — 1 month ago
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Is Quest for the Spark worth reading?

I wanted to get an opinion because I considered reading the series a handful of times but eventually decided no.

u/RuddyRaccoon — 1 month ago
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Louis Leborgne, nicknamed Patient Tan, was a man who understood speech, but he himself could only say one syllable: “Tan.” His autopsy revealed damage to the left frontal lobe and led to the discovery of the Bronca’s Area.

Amazing how one patient changed a whole field.

u/RuddyRaccoon — 1 month ago
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The "garlic bread" my friend was served at a restaurant

Technically correct, but in this case it's the worst kind of correct.

u/ColorlessTune — 1 month ago