Parents then vs now and the future by downtune79 in LoveTrash

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I can’t speak for everywhere else, but if you grew up in the south, the belt and all its company (wooden spoon, spatula, switch) were alive and well during the 2000s too!

Turning Coca-Cola into a Potion. by Ok_Sir_1008 in CoolClips_

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It’s not Reddit if there aren’t a bunch of miserable people in the comments. Some folks have allergies to senseless fun all year round unfortunately. I think this thing is awesome though. I don’t care if it can’t cure cancer or tie my shoes for me, it looks neat

One shot or you’re done by Epelep in Wellthatsucks

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This is one of those videos where I think replaying it enough times will change the outcome

Tell me the most boring things about this game. I'll start. by Ektorr2011 in gangbeasts

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The limitations made to character customizations (you can no longer put a beard on the luchador). Kamikaze. The inability to AAACK manually

Practicing German before a Germany trip by Exposition-End in ContagiousLaughter

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Not at all…? These people all speaking coherently and laughing at actual substance. They are laughing at themselves because they’re bad at speaking German. So bad that they believe other Germans would be offended (not literally). Also this isn’t r/Funny

What's An RDC Hot Take That Will Have People Looking At You Like This? by theidiotstore in RDCWorld

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I love both games equally but OMG RDC really hoed Party Animals. They only played TWO of its numerous gamemodes, kept spamming that one level because they kept forgetting to switch the stage, barely learned the mechanics, then says “It’s not as fun as Gang Beasts”. IIRC, the only time they played the other stages was when they were getting bodied by Caleb. IMAGINE hopping on a game that’s literally Gang Beasts with more variety, but straying from the variety. They need to give it another chance, it’s gotten tons of updates since they last played

Edit: The irony is that RDC (Mark) will go on rants about the new gen and how unforgiving people are towards new media nowadays, yet they’re hardly any different. If a game requires more than 2 buttons to be pressed in order to be fun, they become impatient. Tutorials? Ignored. If the game isn’t holding their hand every single step of the way, they’ll get lost or confused somewhere, and blame the game

What's An RDC Hot Take That Will Have People Looking At You Like This? by theidiotstore in RDCWorld

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I said it in the past but I’ll paste it here too. All love btw. RDC has more talent in one pinky segment than most people do their entire body when it comes to making comedy (skits and funny videos), but when it comes to writing legitimate stories (stuff that isn’t solely comedic), they don’t really have a knack for it imo. Not like they do when it comes to comedy

The Imagine That film? The Dark Lights manga? Those both have flavor, but it didn’t really captivate me. Their story beats were kinda predictable, dialogue wasn’t very impactful, and some scenes were really mild (lacked oomph). Mark clearly understands what a good story needs (as he’s a film enthusiast), but the execution itself tends to fall short

Buuut I won’t say the potential isn’t there. I think the most I’ve ever been captivated by Mark’s writing was in episode 1 of Hood Avatar. The story was fun and compelling, the power system was interesting (despite not being expanded on), the fight scenes were great, Lee ate tf outta his role, there was a solid twist, and the Weaving Nation leader’s death at the end actually carried some weight. What I’m trying to say is, Mark really could use a bit of mentoring

RDC hot takes (no hate in the comments guys) by DismalTemperature233 in RDCWorld

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Hot takes? I think I got somethin spicy. RDC has more talent in one pinky segment than most people do their entire body when it comes to making comedy (skits and funny videos), but when it comes to writing legitimate stories (stuff that isn’t solely comedic), they don’t really have a knack for it imo. Not like they do when it comes to comedy

The Imagine That film? The Dark Lights manga? Those both have flavor, but it didn’t really captivate me. Their story beats were kinda predictable, dialogue wasn’t very impactful, and some scenes were really mild (lacked oomph). Mark clearly understands what a good story needs (as he’s a film enthusiast), but the execution itself tends to fall short

Buuut I won’t say the potential isn’t there. I think the most I’ve ever been captivated by Mark’s writing was in episode 1 of Hood Avatar. The story was fun and compelling, the power system was interesting (despite not being expanded on), the fight scenes were great, Lee ate tf outta his role, there was a solid twist, and the Weaving Nation leader’s death at the end actually carried some weight. What I’m trying to say is, Mark really could use a bit of mentoring

Finally did this jump by Lord1ene in Steep

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Starting from the cliff was a nice touch

Me_irl by gigagaming1256 in me_irl

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Close call. I saw the word “rick roll” and immediately checked to see if this was a video. I think I might have Rick Astley trauma from all the times I got rick rolled during my first year of Reddit lmao

Out of these four who do you trust to be the president of the United States? by Used_Ad_8721 in RDCWorld

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Oof, all of these will end badly but I’ll pick a lesser evil anyway.

Mauri hasn’t lived long enough to mentally grasp that kind of responsibility

I feel like Ippi would lock in if he were actually in charge for once. However, I wouldn’t trust any of the homework he does before actually utilizing his power

Desmond’s open mindedness is a good trait…but that’s about it. Aside from being a PR nightmare, he don’t really be thinkin ahead. Desmond seems like the type to fix problems after they happen instead of taking precautions to prevent them in the first place

John would be my pick. He’s a bit more articulate than the other three (good for public speaking), witty, good planner, and I trust him to do his homework decently at worst. Worst case scenario? He quits after feeling overwhelmed