The Daily Dump I Send To Two Nerds Part 3

Mar 15, 2023 10:58 AM

AstronautChicken

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Yall played Spiritfarer yet?

I've had a stomach bug for two days so this one hit me different.

What you mean? Like Redwall? Yeah I want a deeper n' ever turnip n' tater beetroot pie.

A very lovely painting by u/jashw

The baby man in his Halloween costume.

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#7 if ONLY discworld got the funding HP did

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@op EULALIA!!

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#29 This is the story of blobfish

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#10

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#4 The LEAST dramatic way? That's not very Anakin...

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#7 just can't do disc world. I don't know what specifically it is about it, but I just don't like it. I've read sorcery.

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They've got movies on prime if you wanna try that.

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Hiraeth isn't an English word (though it may be becoming one), it's Welsh.

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#13 personally, I don't find the appeal of Wagyu/fat cows. I like to eat red meat, not fat.

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Woah! For years for some reason I thought Chunk was also the lead in Sliders.

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That was Jerry O'Connell, Another chubby kid in a classic '80s movie (Stand By Me) who slimmed down.

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Quan just won an Oscar, and you say FELDMAN is an actor/performer?!?

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I love Spiritfarer, but I can only play it in doses because it utterly destroys me and I have to take 5 months to recover. Same with Stray.

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Oh I sobbed. A lot.

2 years ago | Likes 5 Dislikes 0

Yeah, it's a game that I play when I really need that cathartic emotional release. Because it's guaranteed.

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If you want an unexpected gem, try Refunct. Small, simple and hits you like a brick with the good feels.

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I powered through the whole thing in a week. I had to have a little lie down afterward.

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HERE YA GO https://youtu.be/UUWB988gXWM

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NOOOOOO!!

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#2 Mummies are intelligent and more powerful undead. Zombies are dumb as bricks.

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I didnt realize he was doing a T. "Far" means father in Norwegian, I just didnt understand why you all knew that.

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Upvote for Redwall!

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#31 in Dutch, the powdered spice and the red/yellow/green fresh vegetable are both called 'paprika'.

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What are the small, firey red ones called? Or the moderately spicy, medium green ones? Genuinely curious, they're all the same plant…

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Not sure which ones you mean. I meant bell peppers and they come in three colours. These we call paprika. Red fiery ones I'd say are 1/

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Spanish peppers or chili peppers, small green fiery ones jalapeños, or green chilis.

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I was thinking Thai chilies for the small red ones, we call green ones jalapeños as well. "Green chiles" are different here, milder.

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#4 Today I learned Tom Brady is Anakin

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#32 I love that this is painted in an "old masters" style.

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#7 I mean it's too late for me. I've already read and enjoyed both of those.(Yes Discworld is better written and written by a better person)

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@OP I feel you on this I had stomach issues last week and trusted a fart I shouldn't have. Quick shower 1/2

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and a fresh pair of boxers and PJ's later I didn't trust another fart for 3 days and would run to the bathroom anytime my stomach rumbled.

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#4 Unfortunately Anakin wanted to be married and be a Jedi Master. His selfishness destroyed the Jedi.

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This. The meme didn’t understand Anakin. He wanted power, and he always wanted more of it.

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Or the part where the Jedi are known for genocide, both via mass murder of other force wielders, and Taking any force wielding

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children and forcibly recruiting them. He couldn't leave, they trained him, he was stuck for life, only 1 way out.

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(The entire foundation of the Jedi Order was a genocidal war against any ideology of the force that disagreed with theirs)

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They trained Ahsoka. She left. They also got parents' permission before taking kids. Almost like this is full of crap.

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We kidnapped these force kids fair and square and now they are required to stay with us until they die.

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Despite what the Anakin simps claim, anyone can leave the Jedi at any time. It’s super rare simply because being a Jedi is a sweet gig. They

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Usually don’t even have official duties, you just wander the galaxy being all mystical and have everything paid for.

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I'm no simp. As Lucas wrote them, they have super shitty practices. Why are they super cool kidnapping kids but okay with letting them 1/

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Because they don't kidnap children. The only children we ever see taken without parental permission is one without parents and one whose

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Leave after? Never truly made sense. Don't get me wrong, I'm for most of their principles but they go to some weird extremes

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Oh, are we hating the Jedi without understanding anything? Is that the cool thing to do now? Ok.

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It's part of what made Ashoka's arc in clone wars so rewarding; when she felt betrayed by the Jedi, she did just this and walked away

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Now, that's not entirely right. I'm sure I remember the scene in RotS where he finds out he's to be a father, and says that it's excellent >

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news, and that he'll tender his resignation to the council. Padme proceeds to brow-beat him into -not- doing that. All-in-all, a bit Macbeth

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#5 I LOVE Spiritfarer. A coworker asked what I thought of it and I told her I’d never cried more at a game before. she was like “oh, so so -

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I shouldn’t get it?” I’m like NO ABSOLUTELY GET IT it’s a work of art and cathartic. cant recommend it enough.

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When I saw the notification I for sure you were gonna comment on my Redwall reference. Because of your username.

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OMG I MISSED THAT

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Also I have a recipe book if you want me to send you that one!

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an OFFICIAL recipe book

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I think I need a moon gate.

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gotta be carefull around them moon doors

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE GROUND

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#31 Wait what? I kinda thought it came from, like, a small plant or something

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Yes, the plant from which bell peppers grow

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It does. The paprika plant. It's a specific variety, like jalapeno or poblano or bell. They're all the same species. The meme is incorrect.

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In Sweden we just have the word paprika for all these things so we never got confused. Two words for same thing is always just confusing. :)

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A sweet bell pepper and a Thai bird chili are both "paprika" (same species), but they are hardly the same thing…complexity can be good!

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So the Swiss don’t have tastebuds? Do you guys play Russian Roulette with your seasonings? Or do you only ever import one pepper type?

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haha we are swedes, not swiss that is Switzerland. We usually just categorize them paprikas by color, same for the chilis. :)

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Like coriander and cilantro. I don’t know why we do this to ourselves.

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In Sweden like 150 years ago, ALL spices were just called "pepper." That is why swedish gingerbread is literally called "pepper-cookies." :)

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But to confuse us further, i have started to realize that "chilis" are apparantly basically just small angry paprikas haha.

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There's a couple of other species, C. frutescens and C. chinense, but like 90% of chilies are C. annum varieties.

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Oh, cool. Bet they are still some sort of relatives though. :)

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Oh yeah, they're all genus Capsicum. Just different species, but close enough they can even crossbreed.

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#25 While technically a spoiler, Everything Everywhere All At Once if so batshit insane you can't parse any meaning from that picture

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I’ve seen the movie, stared at this and said “yeah, I’m pretty sure this is about Everything Everwhere…I think.”

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#7 GNU Terry Pratchett.

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GNU pterry

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GNU Sir Terry Pratchett, please.

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#24 ?1

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Gummi Di Miiiiiiiiiilo

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#2 mummies aren't usually infectious, and almost always magical/curse related. Zombies vary from semi-magical to biological/viral.

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Mummies are also (usually) at least somewhat intelligent... I mean, they might have been lobotomized, but they aren't mindless corpses.

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Intelligent zombies are far from uncommon, as are unintelligent mummies. The big shiny mummy very often has mindless peon mummies to give

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The heroes something to beat up on before the dramatic climax.

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Semi-magical? The traditional zombie is fully magic. There’s rituals and everything.

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Wdym by traditional exactly? The mythos it's based on? The mythos that popularized it?

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The voodoo religion that still creates them to this day

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That's purely biological. The effect is caused by drugs, the ritual is a smokescreen.

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Zombies were inspired by rabies. There have been many interpretations of them, but disease is a strong through-line.

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Zombies are inspired by voodoo tradition, heavily entertained with slavery. Of the MANY interpretations of zombies over the centuries they

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Heavily *intertwined*, not entertained.

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Are primarily magical slaves. It’s only the very modern iterations, which are an amalgamation of zombie and various disparate mythologies,

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Which even have standardized traits and even then it’s only the 28 Days Later subtype which are rabies inspired. Romero’s, to bring in the

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Zombies are a voodoo tradition where unscrupulous people would feed people certain neurotoxins to trick people into thinking they died 1/

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And then got brought back and now are compelled to be that person's slave. Zombies and the word existed before modern film depictions 2/

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Modern 28 Days later depiction. That’s where the viral zombies came from and made it big. Romero’s are deliberately unexplained, everyone

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Yeah but then you also have Nurgle zombies which are one part biological and one part space magic.

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No, they’re full magic. The assorted plagues Nurgle uses are daemonic. Hence why they can be spread via hearing certain phrases or just by

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Being near the victim. His normal diseases are mundane shaped and enhanced by magic, his fancy diseases are entirely magic. It’s the primary

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Reason he doesn’t open with the good shit, he can’t. He needs a mundane pandemic to weaken the veil before the good shit can function. This

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Zombies are also known for saying "Brains, Brains", while mummies learn towards "Coin, coin"

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Ok, like here's a quarter

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(1)Oh I SEE HOW IT IS. To be a mummy you have to be one of the CHOSEN people and have CONNECTIONS. Zombies are just run of the mill trailer

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(2) park stds making there way around the lot. I see exactly what your implying.

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#13 tell me this isn't real. Absolute heresy

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Oh, I'll do one better. There's a video on YouTube where someone buys a pound of wagyu beef and grounds it up to make hamburger helper

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#7 while I enjoyed HP, Pratchett is funnier, and better constructed. His Discworld series is more relatable to adults. Great world building

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Harry Potter is decent enough YA and an OK starting point for newer readers. Easy to pick up, falls apart on serious analysis. Pratchett is

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More intimidating for newer readers, even the YA branch. Compare the complexity of Witch magic mix of ritual, psychology, deal making, and

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Land magic vs Potter’s ‘say words, get magic’. But it easily stands up to analysis and has multiple layers in any given story with solid and

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Creative themes. Plus Potter has decent movies. Discworld… doesn’t. It has a handful of mediocre at best films and a series only notable for

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Going Postal was pretty good.

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How incandescently FURIOUS it makes the fanbase.

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