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A ‘vista’ is a scenic view of a landscape. Hope that helps.
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And another thing, why did they name the apple fruit after the company, just makes me assume they're way too expensive
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Vincent Van Goatse posted:You bastard. Sorry you had to find out this way.
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Eclipse12 posted:Holy poo poo this: Idiocy aside, "Risk It For The Brisket" is a great slogan.
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Eclipse12 posted:Holy poo poo this: Oh yeah totally, I'm going to risk my health and probably kill my grandparents for a taste of your lovely-rear end Michigan "barbecue".
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Solice Kirsk posted:Idiocy aside, "Risk It For The Brisket" is a great slogan. Makes me happy the good BBQ joints around here managed to continue serving brisket without the need for me to risk it.
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Memento posted:Oh yeah totally, I'm going to risk my health and probably kill my grandparents for a taste of your lovely-rear end Michigan "barbecue". Barbecue is surprisingly big in northern Michigan. Not surprisingly good, but surprisingly big. I know a ton of people who personally own smokers and big barbecue rigs and even small towns will have at least one dedicated BBQ restaurants. We also have a lot of rednecks, Trumpers, confederate flags, pick-up trucks, etc. Northern Michigan is very... southern.
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Is that what happened to kid rock?
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I'm gonna say yes. That song where Kid Rock namedrops "it was summer time in northern Michigan" plays on repeat here on radio stations from May to September. Dude knows how to create a base.
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Eclipse12 posted:I'm gonna say yes. That song where Kid Rock namedrops "it was summer time in northern Michigan" plays on repeat here on radio stations from May to September. Dude knows how to create a base. Ah, yes, the song that namedrops Sweet Home Alabama but samples Werewolves of London.
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Cleretic posted:Ah, yes, the song that namedrops Sweet Home Alabama but samples Werewolves of London. it samples both, they just have the same chords
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All songs use the same chords
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Yeah, it's the same drat thing.
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Musicians are all just lazy copycats. All songs are just using pressure waves in the air to vibrate our ear drums and cause electrical signals in our brains. Why won't any of them innovate?
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oldpainless posted:All songs use the same chords https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOlDewpCfZQ
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*nods silently and takes notes while listening to Hallelujah Chorus and Thomas the Tank Engine Theme on high-fidelity headphones* There is no discernible difference
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SUPERMAN'S GAL PAL posted:
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YeahTubaMike posted:Vistaprint has this "unregiftable" campaign going, and it seems kind of...not right? I mean, it sounds like it's promoting saddling people with gifts they don't want and creating litter. YeahTubaMike posted:Ooooookay. I definitely wasn't expecting such a strong reaction. Isn't the idea that the gifts are super personalized? They're not unregiftable cause they're bad, but because they're made to only suit the person you're giving them to. They probably are actually bad though.
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Can you elaborate?
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Eclipse12 posted:Holy poo poo this:
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If you die at the table, burg in hand, then you get to go to Burghalla.
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oldpainless posted:All songs use the same chords http://everynoise.com.
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Captain Hygiene posted:*nods silently and takes notes while listening to Hallelujah Chorus and Thomas the Tank Engine Theme on high-fidelity headphones* There is no discernible difference https://youtu.be/InO6wSoY1DI
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Kill your family so I can make some money.
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Ha ha ha ha ha. Now it belongs in the schadenfreude thread
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 Placed right in the middle of all the overpriced fancy sanitizer stuff
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Captain Hygiene posted:
Haha I got the same crappy remote randomly thrown in with a photo umbrella kit I bought on Amazon in like 2015.  Currently awkward name aside, it makes sense to put this "Go viral" set with the Covid supplies, given that video chatting is now necessary for a lot of people.
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https://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/safety-warehouse-giveaway-fake-5-notes-used-to-dupe-hamilton-bar/WNIGYIISSGLN6STNBGKK26ZQ3I/ Fake money from a controversial promotional cash-drop in Auckland has been used to dupe a bar into providing free drinks in Hamilton. On Saturday work apparel company The Safety Warehouse hosted a $100,000 cash drop in central Auckland's Aotea Square. Tensions flared when some of the money turned out to be discount vouchers for the online store, printed to look like $5 notes.
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All that dude needed to say was "What." and it would have been enough. He's way too mad about a weird commercial. There hasn't been a really off-the-wall one like this in a while (or maybe there has and I never see them because I don't watch tv). I kinda like that it starts out like one of those heartstring-tugging "could be about literally anything" commercials (I was even thinking "what dumb brand is this gonna end up being a commercial for?"), then it swerves hard to the left and drives off a cliff but doesn't fall to the valley below because nobody involved has looked down yet. Okay, that thought got away from me. My point is: I think it's a good weird commercial (good because it's weird) and that twitter guy shouldn't be so faux-outraged about it (unless that's his gimmick).
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beats for junkies posted:All that dude needed to say was "What." and it would have been enough. He's way too mad about a weird commercial. There hasn't been a really off-the-wall one like this in a while (or maybe there has and I never see them because I don't watch tv). I kinda like that it starts out like one of those heartstring-tugging "could be about literally anything" commercials (I was even thinking "what dumb brand is this gonna end up being a commercial for?"), then it swerves hard to the left and drives off a cliff but doesn't fall to the valley below because nobody involved has looked down yet. Insanely hyperbolic and performative overreactions are everybody's gimmick, and it's been that way for the better part of a decade.
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Actually It’s been that way for at least 75 years!
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On that topic, and pertinent to the thread, which of these are the worst, because I can't tell: YouTube 'personalities' who thanks to algorithm-driven recommendation weighting have preview images for every one of their videos set as near-identical shots of their faces, in close-up, with an expression of extreme goofy surprise. They are incapable of reacting to anything that they talk about or exhibit at anything less than 100db and maximum display of emotion and quirk. Or: Generally quite astute or entertaining youtubers who produce watchable content, but who eventually goof it up with an ever increasing amount of nerd-culture focussed schtick and framing devices/storylines that surround the actual content, which eventually rivals what they're ostensibly talking about in both complexity and volume of lore and which renders their content cringeworthy and unwatchable.
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The second one is worse because always being bad is like, whatever, but being good and then becoming bad is a drat shame.
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Memento posted:The second one is worse because always being bad is like, whatever, but being good and then becoming bad is a drat shame. I'm replying to your post but first here's a ten minute skit where Darth Pikachu and I fight over my computer keyboard with duelling Infinity Gauntlets.
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oldpainless posted:Actually It’s been that way for at least 75 years! WHAT??? MORE LIKE AND I ABSOLUTELY, UNDENIABLY CAN'T STRESS THIS ENOUGH. LIKE SERIOUSLY YOU GUYS OLDPERFORMTIVEHYPERBOLELESS
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Why have a link at the top of the page that says "Every Noise at Once" if you're not going to play every noise at once? False advertising! I wanted to hear every noise at once!
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Breetai posted:Generally quite astute or entertaining youtubers who produce watchable content, but who eventually goof it up with an ever increasing amount of nerd-culture focussed schtick and framing devices/storylines that surround the actual content, which eventually rivals what they're ostensibly talking about in both complexity and volume of lore and which renders their content cringeworthy and unwatchable. Was Linkara the first one to do this poo poo? Or at least the first major name to do it?
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Vandar posted:Was Linkara the first one to do this poo poo? Or at least the first major name to do it? Channel Awesome in general can be charged with that sin.
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