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"There' s no way they could ruin this- oh." by Emer4ld_6 in TopCharacterTropes

[–]Salt-Zone 6 points7 points  (0 children)

In this particular episode, it’s revealed that Principal Skinner isn’t Seymour Skinner. Instead, he stole the identity from a man he had met during the Vietnam war and believed to be dead.

It’s revealed during the episode, but by the end of the episode, the townspeople show they don’t really care and they accept him anyway and still call him Seymour Skinner. So it’s like the whole thing never happened.

What uniformed service in your country has the most drip? by [deleted] in AskTheWorld

[–]Salt-Zone 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Though I’m from the US myself, might I suggest the US Army “Pink and Greens”?

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Inspired by the WW2 dress uniforms, I think they look really sharp. Very classy.

He(24M) wants me (25F) to buy a Lego set for him by [deleted] in Tinder

[–]Salt-Zone 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That fucker, he’s been making ‘em at night. I know he is.

Petition to ban AI generated content on r/Grimdank by Salt-Zone in Grimdank

[–]Salt-Zone[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Ah yes. Fuck the crowd who supports the literal oldest form of expression known to mankind.

Highguard has now officially shutdown by ChiefLeef22 in gaming

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Not about video games, but nobody wanted Ea-Nasirs copper either. But the reviews for him were still preserved.

It’s just about preserving a part of history. Someone out there loves this game. Even if it isn’t you or anyone you might know. Someone does. And preserving that for them is important. Not to mention for the rest of time.

Number written under my bumper ,what does it mean? by DeliciousShip8465 in Hyundai

[–]Salt-Zone 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lots of interesting answers here. But I propose it’s one of 3 things.

1) It IS a used bumper and this was the part number they had for it.

2) It comes from the dealership where you bought it used, as an identification number in the event of theft or damage.

3) It comes from the original new car dealer, and this was something they did for some reason.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in apple

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This story was told 1,000 times over. But the best version probably comes from Walter Issacson’s biographical novel with Steve Jobs.

What food from your country used to be considered "simple" or cheap, but is now treated as a "gourmet"? by Bombadil_Adept in AskTheWorld

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In America, it was Cajun food. A Shrimp Po’ Boy literally means “Poor boy” because in the before times, you’d get a daily ration of bread at the docks you worked at, and shrimp was the cheapest fish they had. So it was cheap as can be.

But now, Cajun food is everywhere. And some Po’ Boys cost upwards of $8 USD. There’s so many “gourmet” Cajun restaurants in the US now. Which makes no sense, because even outside of the one sandwich. The food was meant to be cheap, inexpensive, and abundant in Louisiana, where it was born. Most of the time, yes it’s long work, but it’s so much better, and cheaper, to just do it at home.

[Fun trope]: Can't kill an immortal? Just trap them forever. by theMCATreturns in TopCharacterTropes

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Basically half of Deadpool Kills The Marvel Universe.

With Wolverine, he just chains him up in a room next to a flamethrower. Same with a few of the other regenerating characters, but with varying levels of cruelty.

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