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Sagebrush posted:but also the one with Armin Tamzarian I only watched it this year expecting it to be the worst thing ever and it's still better than probably any episode of Family Guy also the best episodes are Homer/Lisa episodes
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Paul no that's sleeper awakening juice!
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The principal and the pauper was awesome
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Wait, there are people who don't like the Armin Tamzarian episode? That episode has one of my favorite lines in the series: "They gave me a choice — jail, the army, or apologizing to the judge and the old lady. Now of course, if I knew there was a war going on, I probably would've apologized."
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pseudosavior posted:Wait, there are people who don't like the Armin Tamzarian episode? From what I understand, a lot of people felt betrayed or something by the rewriting of an established character's backstory, and then the hand-waving "never speak of this again under penalty of torture" status quo restorer at the end. I never fully understood the hate for it, but I do have to admit that it was a bit of a weak episode, especially considering it was the last for Oakley and Weinstein. Apparently a lot of people also dislike Homer's Enemy, and that's basically because it makes Homer look like the bad guy or something, which I never understood. That one's one of my favorites. e: The Principal and the Pauper also had "Up yours, children!" which is still one of my favorite lines, so maybe it's not as weak as I think.
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SpacePig posted:From what I understand, a lot of people felt betrayed or something by the rewriting of an established character's backstory, and then the hand-waving "never speak of this again under penalty of torture" status quo restorer at the end. Considering all the inane meta-humor and absurd nonsense generated through shitposting and endless iterations of Steamed Hams, one would think that that kind of an absurdist wink at the concept of metanarrative would be adored, if not at least appreciated. SpacePig posted:e: The Principal and the Pauper also had "Up yours, children!" which is still one of my favorite lines, so maybe it's not as weak as I think. It also had the Crapweeds and Scumdrops bit, and the "what is going on, and why is everyone in the car?" scene, which are both great.
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 And I remember this being a thing for a bit.   Also the DBZ Shaggy meme has evolved           
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A lot of people, including Skinner's voice actor, hate the episode because of its clichéd and pointless plot. ... And they didn't catch on that it's meant to be parody, not genuinely trying to make the news with Skinner is a phony! Omg!
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How the gently caress is that even a question, of course a straw only has one hole???
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Montalvo posted:How the gently caress is that even a question, of course a straw only has one hole??? It has two holes
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One would argue that it has one continuous hole
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An analysis of the The language game of the word "hole" reveals no strict definition and meaning depending on use and context.
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Montalvo posted:How the gently caress is that even a question, of course a straw only has one hole??? Follow up question: how many holes do your pants have?
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Montalvo posted:How the gently caress is that even a question, of course a straw only has one hole??? It has two? Or do you consider your pants to also only have one hole? 
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A properly constructed, undamaged drinking straw is a continuous surface with zero holes.
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Jedrick posted:I have no idea what you're talking about. Yeah I don't get the synthwave one, I've never seen anyone post about it ever
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The Bloop posted:A properly constructed, undamaged drinking straw is a continuous surface with zero holes. *Ahem* you seem to be making some very problematic assumptions about the shape's Genus.
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“So what got you to pursue a PhD in topology?” “Internet memes.”
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Karate Bastard posted:*Ahem* you seem to be making some very problematic assumptions about the shape's Genus. I don't think the shape's even that smart, much less a genius
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oh now the comma dropped *Ahem* you seem to be making some very problematic assumptions about the shapes, Genius.
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Lol how complicated could shapes even be.
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euphronius posted:Lol how complicated could shapes even be. Let's see! We'll check the table. *rolls 4 dimensional hyper-icosahedron*
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el dingo posted:One would argue that it has one continuous hole But enough about my mother.
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RareAcumen posted:
Mind sharing the source post for this? Can't find it anywhere.
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The Bloop posted:Let's see! We'll check the table. one quick google search away, I have a headache and an otherdimensional overfiend has flown out of a rift in the floor
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Montalvo posted:How the gently caress is that even a question, of course a straw only has one hole??? Are your mouth and your rear end in a top hat the same hole?
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Phanatic posted:Are your mouth and your rear end in a top hat the same hole? Technically, yeah they are
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Topologically.....yeah!
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A straw is a standard torus, same as a coffee cup.
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If you don't respect topology, I have nothing to say to you.
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axolotl farmer posted:A straw is a standard torus, same as a coffee cup. Coffee cup not toroid.
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If coffee cups were hairy you could comb them just fine. A hairy ball, not so much. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUD-TrPW-V4
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Smashing Link posted:Coffee cup not toroid. it's not a torus but it's topologically identical to one
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Anything's an rear end in a top hat if you're brave enough. no wait
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pseudosavior posted:Considering all the inane meta-humor and absurd nonsense generated through shitposting and endless iterations of Steamed Hams, one would think that that kind of an absurdist wink at the concept of metanarrative would be adored, if not at least appreciated. It started a trend of writing lazy plots and then intentionally acknowledging them to excuse the laziness. q.v. "the children were rescued by, I don't know, let's say...Moe."
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