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maskenfreiheit posted:ew i'd rather dunk in ranch than patronize a restaurant that doesn't respect my right to eat rear end or whatever it is they did bad You can eat rear end it just has to be (alternative sex) oh and the restaurants closed on Sundays!
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Oct 15, 2017 16:57
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I still find it funny that they have a stand in the new Atlanta Falcons stadium, but it's only open during a single NFL game being played on a Thursday (as they're closed on Sundays of course.) Side note - I've lived in the south my whole life, and I find KFC superior to Chick-Fil-A, Popeye's, Church's, Bojangles, and Zaxby's.
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Oct 15, 2017 17:03
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I actually have a weakness to original recipe if you're lucky to get it just after it's cooked. I've never had good luck with Church's though.
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Oct 15, 2017 17:22
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OmegaBR posted:I still find it funny that they have a stand in the new Atlanta Falcons stadium, but it's only open during a single NFL game being played on a Thursday (as they're closed on Sundays of course.) Chick Fil A is the sponsor of the soccer team or series or whatever, and those games aren't on Sunday.
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Oct 15, 2017 18:49
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Away all Goats posted:What Would Rick Do Probably open a Chik-Fil-Atheism across the street that spends most of its advertising budget trashing restaurants that are closed on Sunday. OmegaBR posted:Side note - I've lived in the south my whole life, and I find KFC superior to Chick-Fil-A, Popeye's, Church's, Bojangles, and Zaxby's. I also find chicken breaded with sand unappetizing.
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It's a little disconcerting that, far as I can tell, the Szechuan sauce kerfuffle got more press for McDonald's than the Compliance incident.
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Onomarchus posted:It's a little disconcerting that, far as I can tell, the Szechuan sauce kerfuffle got more press for McDonald's than the Compliance incident. it was an svu plotline, what more proof do you need that middle america considered it Very Serious
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maskenfreiheit posted:it was an svu plotline, what more proof do you need that middle america considered it Very Serious Don't know much about that show other than the Gamergate episode, which I don't know if middle America knows much about. And maybe a furry episode, but I think that was some other show.
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https://twitter.com/KateLibc/status/919677553975218178
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Oct 15, 2017 22:35
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High IQ.
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Oct 15, 2017 22:49
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What happens to people when they post poo poo like the original high IQ post, or anything else stupid enough to become a meme? Do they delete the account and live with the secret shame? Every time they see it being mocked, they die a little more inside?
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Oct 15, 2017 23:11
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OmegaBR posted:I still find it funny that they have a stand in the new Atlanta Falcons stadium, but it's only open during a single NFL game being played on a Thursday (as they're closed on Sundays of course.) I've also lived in the south my whole life, LA/MS, and can confirm, KFC original recipe is the obvious and undisputed king of garbage fast food fried chicken.
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Oct 15, 2017 23:13
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WHY BONER NOW posted:What happens to people when they post poo poo like the original high IQ post, or anything else stupid enough to become a meme? Do they delete the account and live with the secret shame? Every time they see it being mocked, they die a little more inside? Is there any reason to believe that the original high IQ post was unironic? I tend to assume that it was invented for exactly its current purpose.
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Oct 15, 2017 23:14
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21 Muns posted:Is there any reason to believe that the original high IQ post was unironic? I tend to assume that it was invented for exactly its current purpose. I guarantee you 100% that the post was unironic, posted on reddit, and was in response to some critique of the show. The Internet is just that stupid. (Now, of course, the originator will probably do the puppet-master defense.)
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Oct 15, 2017 23:30
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https://youtube.com/watch?v=0TBht1kVYwI This is pretty good and whoever has 5 minutes to spare should also watch it. I never played the VR game so I don't know how much audio editing was really done but I was impressed by this.
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WHY BONER NOW posted:What happens to people when they post poo poo like the original high IQ post, or anything else stupid enough to become a meme? Do they delete the account and live with the secret shame? Every time they see it being mocked, they die a little more inside? I had one of my best friends post it on Facebook in response to something, and I shamed the gently caress out of him.
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WHY BONER NOW posted:What happens to people when they post poo poo like the original high IQ post, or anything else stupid enough to become a meme? Do they delete the account and live with the secret shame? Every time they see it being mocked, they die a little more inside? I can't believe it was serious. It's like TobleroneTriangular getting to own purestrain gold forever.
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Oct 16, 2017 00:28
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Maybe I'm slow, but I need an explanation about the "Toxic" episode: "Healthy" Rick doesn't care about Morty? Did Rick think caring about Morty was "toxic?" But I guess he's cool with his daughter and granddaughter? And that's why he's cool with torturing toxic Morty?
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nickmeister posted:Maybe I'm slow, but I need an explanation about the "Toxic" episode: The machine removes the parts of the individual that the individual themselves finds toxic. So, yes, Rick thought caring about Morty was something that he should remove, just like how Morty thought his anxiety was what should be removed.
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Oct 16, 2017 04:53
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Caring about things adds drama, and is unhealthy to Rick.
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Oct 16, 2017 05:24
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OmegaBR posted:Side note - I've lived in the south my whole life, and I find KFC superior to Chick-Fil-A, Popeye's, Church's, Bojangles, and Zaxby's. 
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Oct 16, 2017 05:29
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But he cared about his daughter and granddaughter, especially when toxic Rick was trying to kill him in the living room. So, basically, healthy Rick just doesn't care if Morty lives or dies...?
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Oct 16, 2017 05:42
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KFC took away the double down they are dead to me
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nickmeister posted:But he cared about his daughter and granddaughter, especially when toxic Rick was trying to kill him in the living room. So, basically, healthy Rick just doesn't care if Morty lives or dies...? He cares about all of them in the small term, but doesn't in the big. Compared to the universe, who cares, but why not make them lunch? Torturing Toxic Morty is something that he doesn't want to care about (and hence Healthy RIck doesn't) since it contradicts his whole thing about the uncaring multiverse not giving a poo poo one way or another.
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Oct 16, 2017 06:08
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Healthy rick cares about beth, summer, and morty the same way that he cares about a dog, or a somewhat nice stranger. They are living beings, and thus have value, but their relation to him is entirely coincidental. He's ok with torturing and killing living beings in general, so healthy rick's not adamantly opposed to doing it to his family. He views family as an "unhealthy attachment." Healthy rick has no attachment to his family outside of knowledge of who they are. They're like, strangers that he also talks to. He doesn't want them to die, but if it suits his purposes he also doesn't have a lot against the idea.
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Oct 16, 2017 06:26
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You know what I hope? I hope Rick gets the Szechuan sauce and he hates it now and he says a hilarious thing about people who like a sauce for dumb reasons. That would be neat.
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sassassin posted:Writer turnover means that by the 3rd or 4th season a lot of the staffers tend to have been fans of a show who wanted to work on it, so if the fans are bad things very often get a lot worse, yes. I don't know for sure, but given that this show takes forever to make, has a tiny number of episodes per season, and Dan Harmon is an insane control freak, I would guess that the staff writers are mostly contributing jokes, writing first draft scripts from detailed outlines/concepts from Harmon/Roiland, and not really determining the overall direction of the show or the major character arcs.
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Unless things change, I think Dan and Justin have so much control over the show that nothing is going to happen if they don't like it. So if some Rick and Morty weeaboo somehow gets a writing job and writes "Pickle Rick Gets The Memesauce: Look At Me," they will get shut down pretty quickly.
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Oct 16, 2017 06:56
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People give showrunners too much credit. It's a team effort and these teams change a lot of the course of seasons.
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They do, but usually it happens slowly and gradually. It takes effort and energy to keep a show constantly on track as time goes on, especially with something like this show where I get the sense everyone really works themselves hard to churn out each individual season. Not to mention the premise of the show also being such that it really is hard to keep it centered with what your original thoughts and plans for it were. At least that's the reason why I find most shows I like either run 4-5 seasons long and know to quit at that point, or they're good to me up until that point and after that they steadily go downhill. The longer a project goes on, the harder it is to stick to your original thoughts and purposes of the show and the more it dissolves into whatever the next crop of writers has in their heads for it as opposed to the showrunners' original intent. And unfortunately this is almost never a good thing, because the beginning of a show is crafted with a certain purpose or thought, whereas the ending is crafted moreso with the purpose of that next crop of writers and can be something that really doesn't work with the beginning. It's kinda why I hope this show really was just kidding with the whole 'NINE MORE SEASONS, MORTY!' shtick. If it did just one or perhaps two more seasons, I'd honestly be fine with it, but anything past that I predict the fanwank written in by new writers will derail it a bit too much for my tastes. CrazyLoon fucked around with this message at 11:38 on Oct 16, 2017 |
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Oct 16, 2017 11:35
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You guys are hilarious. "Yeah, I know this show has been consistently awesome three times in a row, but it's DEFINITELY gonna suck eventually guys. Maybe even next season. I'm already hating this poo poo in advance, dawgs."
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Oct 16, 2017 12:55
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CrazyLoon posted:They do, but usually it happens slowly and gradually. It takes effort and energy to keep a show constantly on track as time goes on, especially with something like this show where I get the sense everyone really works themselves hard to churn out each individual season. Not to mention the premise of the show also being such that it really is hard to keep it centered with what your original thoughts and plans for it were.
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Oct 16, 2017 13:12
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Also, we clearly know that Rick and Morty will last for one hundred days. Rick and Morty adventures dot com.
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Oct 16, 2017 13:13
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CrazyLoon posted:They do, but usually it happens slowly and gradually. It takes effort and energy to keep a show constantly on track as time goes on, especially with something like this show where I get the sense everyone really works themselves hard to churn out each individual season. Not to mention the premise of the show also being such that it really is hard to keep it centered with what your original thoughts and plans for it were. The ideal length for a show is six seasons. And a movie. nickmeister posted:You guys are hilarious. "Yeah, I know this show has been consistently awesome three times in a row, but it's DEFINITELY gonna suck eventually guys. Maybe even next season. I'm already hating this poo poo in advance, dawgs." It's their series arc.
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lol I don't hate this poo poo in advance, just yea...saying that most shows I enjoy are upto 4 or 5 seasons long. But hey, different strokes for different folks I guess.
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Oct 16, 2017 13:29
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Sometimes you get something like it's Always Sunny in Philidelphia, where the writers from Season 4 on were big fans, but the cast still frequently write and contribute as much as the writers do anyway, so that the characters stay consistent, which is why you get a show about 4 total idiot assholes lasting 12 years, instead of only 9 (like Seinfeld, where Larry David lost touch by Season 6 and started working on his other poo poo, and the characters all start to blur)
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Yeah, It's Always Sunny is pretty much golden the entire way through, with some standout episodes that are a cut above even that. It's definitely possible to keep a good thing going for more than 4 seasons.
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I'd say Always Sunny went into 'hit and miss' territory after 7 or 8 seasons, which was pretty good going.
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