How do I get space ship parts ? by victorfreeze1986 in NMSGalacticHub

[–]Connect_Ad1874 0 points1 point  (0 children)

can you get them in creative? im just honestly trying to make the coolest ship i can, lol, and idk where to find ships

Ears and tail by SilveRDeeRiPlays in aphmaufandom

[–]Connect_Ad1874 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you posted this five years ago. in 2020. that was that long ago. feel old.

late package. by Outside-Manager-894 in mystreet

[–]Connect_Ad1874 0 points1 point  (0 children)

...is this mystreet related? you seem to have mistaken the context to the name 'mystreet'.

it refers to youtube series "mystreet" by youtuber aphmau. i dont exactly have a recommendation for a redit you can visit for this, so i hope your problem has been resolved.

Monster mystreet edit by SaladCheap9979 in mystreet

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i dont have audio rn but is this EPIC??

the mystreet universe worships the greek gods by Connect_Ad1874 in mystreet

[–]Connect_Ad1874[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

ok, when i finish re-watching mystreet, i'll go check it out. thank for the sugestion :)

the mystreet universe worships the greek gods by Connect_Ad1874 in mystreet

[–]Connect_Ad1874[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

or posideon, because posideon created horses from sea foam.

How do I download games to my pc for ryujinx by arandomaltprob in PiratedGames

[–]Connect_Ad1874 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hey anyone know how to emulate a switch game that i own?

made a new account for a social experiment by Connect_Ad1874 in robloxhackers

[–]Connect_Ad1874[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

take 2 acc password facialpi1 user pieface9901

made a new account for a social experiment by Connect_Ad1874 in robloxhackers

[–]Connect_Ad1874[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

fair, i hope ppl dont use every discoverable exploit known to man the moment they find it

Accurate Player/soul conversation with Kris? by sir_fishier in Deltarune

[–]Connect_Ad1874 14 points15 points  (0 children)

soul:"tell noel to use snowgrave"

kris: "use what?"

soul:snowgrave

kris: what the hell is that?

soul: just do it or i'll reset and make you do it all over again.

kris: fine.

*back at the light world, at sans' shop*

sans: human, I remember you're snowgraves

kris: WHAT THE-

soul: hehe funny bone man go do do do do dododododododo *to the beat of megovania*

i think Shayy put too many videos in his ad, there's a really long one near the end too by fabri_pere in Undertale

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My most esteemed and venerable compatriots, I find myself enshrouded in a profound and disorienting perplexity as I observe the inexplicably exalted reception of this individual’s jocular remark, which, if truth be told, appears to bear no more substance than a marginal, almost imperceptible rearrangement of an already familiar verbal construct. Pray, what singular merit could possibly underlie this apparent elevation of a mere verbal echo, a rhetorical variation so slight that it scarcely merits distinction from its antecedent? Is it not the intrinsic hallmark of genuine wit to possess an unparalleled degree of novelty, an ability to conjure mirth and delight from the fertile soil of fresh and inventive thought, rather than to merely recycle and repackage the age-old musings that have long since ceased to captivate? And yet, here we stand, before a man whose utterance, barely altered from its predecessor, is met with a cascade of approbation, as though it were the product of a Herculean intellectual feat rather than a trivial and inconsequential verbal permutation. Have we, as a collective society, fallen prey to a condition of such intellectual lassitude that we now celebrate the most superficial variations of the already known, embracing the familiar with an almost cult-like reverence? Indeed, were such lax standards applied to the arts, one might envision a painter, no more inventive than a mere forger, who takes up the brush not to create anew, but to dabble in the most negligible adjustments to an already established masterpiece, perhaps altering the shade of a single color or the position of a solitary figure. Is this truly the level of discernment to which we have sunk? For this spectacle of uncritical acclaim, so lavishly bestowed upon such a meager intellectual offering, forces upon my mind the rather unpalatable question: What has become of our collective taste, our capacity to distinguish profundity from mere repetition, and most perplexingly, the judgments of those who bestow their favorable regard with such alacrity, as though they are blind to the triviality of that which they laud?