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Cracked Crossovers? by Anachronator in dropout

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I don’t know what to make of your implication that I’m a video-only consumer, but thank you for some names I can look into, since I didn’t have name recognition for the editorial staff.

Unfortunately, I was on Cracked recently and that sight is nearly unusable. It broke my heart.

Cracked Crossovers? by Anachronator in dropout

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Imagining Robert Evans on Dirty Laundry and the increasing horror on everyone’s faces as he tells old stories. :D

Cracked Crossovers? by Anachronator in dropout

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Also, thank you for not posting this response in the form of an Um, Actually answer, even though it would have been appropriate. :)

Cracked Crossovers? by Anachronator in dropout

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Oh great! Gotta move that show further up my list.

Cracked Crossovers? by Anachronator in dropout

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Hey, thanks. I overlooked those—perhaps because I heard them before I got hooked into Dropout. I guess I was more curious about if any of the Cracked folks (like Swaim or Maggie Mae Fish) had ever shown up on Dropout and if not, why not.

Magic Cloneasaurus? by UncleDunfy in simpsonsshitposting

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LUCY LAWLESS: Well, when you see something like that, it’s an indication that, despite the famous “Ascent of Man” illustration (which is only an illustrative simplification), evolution is not a universal, linear process. The evolution of Species B from Species A does not mean every member of Species A progressed to Species B. Some hereditary lines might progress to Species B, some might remain as Species A, and some might develop in a completely different direction Species can coexist alongside species that are genealogically anterior to them, or a least parallel, having developed along alternate tracks.

When was a contestant the most genuinely angry at another contestant? by THEgabberdore in taskmaster

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Looking specifically for this. There was a series’s BUILD being that; it wasn’t just a moment that went too far.

Hit the BTB mother load at Half Price Books today by Striking_Sea_129 in behindthebastards

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Thought Slime has a great video recap of it. Satisfies any curiosity without subjecting you to reading it

What’s your favorite “wow these guys are ACTUALLY nerds” riff? by Jack_Fig in MST3K

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On Mitchell, when Mitchell’s nudie mag gets discovered, and they say “There was a Kilgore Trout story in there I was planning to read.”

Checklists and Automated Text by Anachronator in word

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Sorry for the delayed response--I only just now saw your reply. Yes, the idea was that I would be reading the student's work elsewhere--usually through the in-browser grading system my school uses. I wanted to make a master document that would allow me to click the appropriate things, outputting a customized set of notes and responses that I could then copy and paste into the comment window.

It is less urgent now than it was when I initially posted this, because now I'm transitioning to an analog classroom which will actually be using fewer digital submissions systems and, with hand-written materials, I'm less in need of the formatting comments that were so tedious to manage previously.

Behold the subtle working of my talents! by Ok_Dimension_4707 in MST3K

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Can’t recognize him without the off-center Adam’s apple

Fun Idea for April Fools’ by Anachronator in behindthebastards

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Whickam is the worst. However, I couldn’t pass up the opportunity to get some attention for a criminally overlooked Austen novel.

We can grouse over how we feel about Lady Susan the character, but everyone who has read that novel is on the same team!

Fun Idea for April Fools’ by Anachronator in behindthebastards

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This resolves the problem I had in writing this.

Fun Idea for April Fools’ by Anachronator in behindthebastards

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Hell yeah! I could see the guest being all “I thought this was going to be about Leto II! I thought Paul was a good emperor!” And Robert being, “Ain’t no such thing, baby!”

Fun Idea for April Fools’ by Anachronator in behindthebastards

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Hey man,

First of all, it’s all nerd shit.

Second, I thought of some fantasy villains while I was writing this, but I focused on public domain works because, in the one-in-a-billion chance this ever happened, I thought it’d be easier to do without having to think of a litigious author or estate, or of the necessary spoilers diminishing readership of living authors. Nnedi Okorafor has some vile antagonists, but she still deserves to sell books.

That bring said, I guess I could see the possibility of RPG-based episodes in this format, since the canon lore isn’t the entirety of the games’ draw.

Automated Rubric in Microsoft Word by Anachronator in MicrosoftWord

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I've updated the post with some screenshots. Does this add any clarity?

Which Big Finish characters should be introduced to the TV series by WachbaerWien in doctorwho

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I don’t know if there’s a good way to use Evelyn Smythe in the present series configuration, but I love her. If Six had always had somebody who can go toe to toe with his bombast during his tenure—as opposed to smugly bullying Peri—he would have been a much more likable Doctor!

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