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hard counter posted:what to do in a standoff situation against a moose has become a part of my daily life that was from brian’s winter you poser scrub 
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food court bailiff posted:that was from brian’s winter you poser scrub https://study.com/academy/lesson/hatchet-chapter-16-summary.html get wrecked son 
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Jun 13, 2019 22:29
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Wait the Moose comes back in Brian's Winter?
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Jun 13, 2019 23:17
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mind the walrus posted:Wait the Moose comes back in Brian's Winter? Amazingly, there is more than one moose in Canada. There are two, and they are named Betty and Bert.
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Arivia posted:Amazingly, there is more than one moose in Canada. What about Bullwinkle?
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Ghost Leviathan posted:What about Bullwinkle? last I heard he had a decent job and a house with a roommate somewhere in Minnesota I’m sure he keeps in touch with his parents, but life
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hard counter posted:iirc in one sequel there was a journalist who was interested in the kid's survival story and wanted to write about it in detail and on site so they journeyed together into the woods to recreate the experience - hilariously, the journalist stipulated that hatchets were an unlikely tool for a person to have in an emergency situation so the kid had to use knives or some such I read both of these and I'm not sure why. El_Elegante posted:Hatchet taught me that if someone farts in an airplane they are moments away from death. I wish I’d retained at least one other detail from that book. When you're hunting for... whatever fowl it was that hides as tree stumps, you need to look for the shape rather than hoping to see feathers, and you also need to approach it laterally, zigzagging back and forth, so it doesn't run away.
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mind the walrus posted:Wait the Moose comes back in Brian's Winter? Moose Returns: The Legend of Brian’s Gold
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RenegadeStyle1 posted:I heard that Marilyn Manson took out his rib so he can suck his own dick!! i heard that he's the friend from wonder years all gronw up
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I think there was only one what-if timeline in Hatchet; the one where Brian had to winter over in the wildnerness. The others followed on from either that, or the original book. ...I did not know there was a fifth one.
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mind the walrus posted:Wait the Moose comes back in Brian's Winter? the moose never left do not give those things a taste for blood
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Jun 14, 2019 03:37
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If You Give A Moose A Motive
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Apropos of nothing the my side of the mountain sequel had him build a hydroelectric dam and get yelled at by BIRD COPS.
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Wait, there was a sequel to My Side of the Mountain? I loved that book. Sounds like it's better I never read the second one
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hard counter posted:the moose never left
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MrUnderbridge posted:Wait, there was a sequel to My Side of the Mountain? I loved that book. Sounds like it's better I never read the second one
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Obviously they need a sequel from the perspective of the moose.
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christmas boots posted:If You Give A Moose A Motive So wait it's a Hatchet sequel and a sequel to If You Give A Moose a Muffin?
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Moose Welfare is the #1 cause of child death
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mind the walrus posted:Moose Welfare is the #1 cause of child death A moose once bit my sister.....to death
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Mooseontheloose posted:So wait it's a Hatchet sequel and a sequel to If You Give A Moose a Muffin? They're set in the same universe.
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christmas boots posted:They're set in the same universe. The Amelia Bedelia Literary Universe, right?
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MrUnderbridge posted:Wait, there was a sequel to My Side of the Mountain? I loved that book. Sounds like it's better I never read the second one I think I had a 3-in-1 hardcover of them at one point, so there was at least that many.
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My Side of the Mountain, The Far Side of the Mountain, and Frightful's Mountain, which from what I gathered was from the perspective of the bird, and which I yet somehow never read.
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Just got around to watching Star Trek: TNG's first episode on Netflix. Interesting and the space jellyfish were cool, but wow that Fu Manchu looking guy at the trial. Again, the Post-Nuclear Horror is an interesting concept, but wow that stood out.
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BioEnchanted posted:Just got around to watching Star Trek: TNG's first episode on Netflix. Interesting and the space jellyfish were cool, but wow that Fu Manchu looking guy at the trial. Again, the Post-Nuclear Horror is an interesting concept, but wow that stood out. Post-Nuclear Horror is a good outcome in our current timeline
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Have you seen the rest of TNG? I'm guessing you have.
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This is BioEnchanted we're talking about. There's good odds he's determined to experience all media in chronological order, and has only just unlocked TNG.
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Elfface posted:This is BioEnchanted we're talking about. There's good odds he's determined to experience all media in chronological order, and has only just unlocked TNG. Ha, ha. No I've never got around to watching anything Star Trek apart from a couple of the movies, so figured I'd check it out after seeing innumerable clips on youtube.
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Just so you know, the second episode of TNG is one of the worst of the whole series and pretty racist to boot! TNG didn't get good until Season 3, other than the odd good episode here and there in S1&2
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Veotax posted:Just so you know, the second episode of TNG is one of the worst of the whole series and pretty racist to boot! At least it gets it out of the way early then.
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I think beardless Riker was also S1, which makes the entire season strange in its own right.
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BioEnchanted posted:Just got around to watching Star Trek: TNG's first episode on Netflix. Interesting and the space jellyfish were cool, but wow that Fu Manchu looking guy at the trial. Again, the Post-Nuclear Horror is an interesting concept, but wow that stood out. Are you doing a watch diary with one of the Star Trek threads? If not, you should because we love that poo poo. I just watched Escape from LA and noticed Snake repeatedly deadnaming his ex-friend.
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Veotax posted:Just so you know, the second episode of TNG is one of the worst of the whole series and pretty racist to boot! That's the third episode. The second one is where they redo a TOS episode but hornier, and also before you know any of the characters. The first 2 seasons' reputation is deserved, but fortunately they are not unwatchable. They're weird and often bad, but still pretty entertaining. I think I actually enjoyed season 3 a bit less, as a whole, because it's way more polished and occasionally fantastic, but often kind of boring.
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The best season 1 episode is when they land on this planet that's booby trapped to hell and back and it turns out to be a long-abandoned demo for a planetary security system, and Picard saves the day by telling the hologram salesman that he's ready to buy one Spoiled that since someone's watching it for the first time.
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BioEnchanted posted:At least it gets it out of the way early then.
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hard counter posted:iirc in one sequel there was a journalist who was interested in the kid's survival story and wanted to write about it in detail and on site so they journeyed together into the woods to recreate the experience - hilariously, the journalist stipulated that hatchets were an unlikely tool for a person to have in an emergency situation so the kid had to use knives or some such The Winter timeline ends with Brian being unable to deal with modern society and willingly becoming a hermit again while he's still legally a minor which is actually just a really depressing tale of a guy who can't get adequate support for post-traumatic stress. Then he kills a bear.
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Icon Of Sin posted:I think beardless Riker was also S1, which makes the entire season strange in its own right. TNG's future was definitely not secure early on. Frakes grew a beard and then the show took off so people would sometimes joke that it was Riker's beard that saved it.
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The myth goes that Patrick Stewart only signed on because he figured it would get canned after the first season and he'd make some quick residual money.
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mind the walrus posted:The myth goes that Patrick Stewart only signed on because he figured it would get canned after the first season and he'd make some quick residual money. He actually confirmed that in a variety interview - his agents were all "Oh, it won't last a year, get paid and move on" and then it lasted for a million years. Apparently Ian McKellen tried to warn him away from Star Trek but he didn't listen.
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