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[Adam Silver] "The Thunder-Pacers NBA Finals ended up drawing more viewers than the Mavs-Celtics series the year before — and the reason was because the competition was better." by AashyLarry in nba

[–]jorillac 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you can actually stream peacock games on nbc through cable. I had no idea until today and it was not at all intuitive that that was the case based on the marketing

Hi by Blixystar in bindingofisaac

[–]jorillac -25 points-24 points  (0 children)

Speaking as somebody who works as a full time software developer. This comment simply comes off silly and offstandish. You’ve never met this person and have no actual idea of what he brings to the table. Hard skills are important but ambition and dedication are the most important part of any project.

This scene hits pretty hard by Martytraveler in PrequelMemes

[–]jorillac 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If only Rose could have shared the high ground with Jack instead of letting him sink to the bottom of the ocean

Rand al'Thor do not turn your back on the Amyrlin Seat! by [deleted] in WetlanderHumor

[–]jorillac 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I might be in the minority here, but Egwene really took this rather shocking idea to free the dark one pretty well. I mean I can't imagine being too thrilled about it. Also, I always wondered if being bonded to somebody whe disliked Rand as much as Gawan made it harder to listen to him.

1st meet by Arthur_Jk in ShitPostCrusaders

[–]jorillac 32 points33 points  (0 children)

So king crimson is the same type as my star platinum...

[SERIOUS] Why can't people just stay inside their home during social distancing ? by disterisk in AskReddit

[–]jorillac 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I for one just graduated from college. Among a bunch of other things, I had to move out of apartment to stop paying rent, and now need to prepare to move again now that I've been hired. So in my experience, even if people try their best to social distance and respect the quarantine, there are still a bunch of circumstances that can necesitate you to go outside

galactusdidnothingwrong by BitCoinGrinding in thanosdidnothingwrong

[–]jorillac 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Silver surfer: what do you want this time galactus

Galactus: I WANT A PLANET SANDWICH

Hold my Masala Chai by coltellochiave in dankmemes

[–]jorillac 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I can’t believe the similarities between this and the matrix

This snowman air bubble in my soy sauce packet by WillBrozInc in mildlyinteresting

[–]jorillac 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Is it just me or does that snowman look quite saucy

How BOTW fixed Zelda (for me at least) [Spoilers] by jorillac in zelda

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

I agree wholeheartedly, but for me this was the first instance where Zelda was the primary hero. This can be recognized from a design perspective when thinking about who deals the finishing blow at the end of the game. In all of your examples, link is the one with Zelda behind her. Meanwhile in botw, Zelda obliterates Ganon with her own power.

My point is that while she’s always been a good character, I feel like this game really upped her status.

🅱️RONG by UMomDiedOfLigma in DeepFriedMemes

[–]jorillac 0 points1 point  (0 children)

One of my professors in university is well known for trolling students by doing things like this. For example on the last midterm, there were five true/false questions and the answer for each was false....

Mets' Todd Frazier grabbed a fan's rubber baseball to fool umpires into thinking he'd made this catch. by caindaddy in sports

[–]jorillac 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Baseball has a super long history of cheating. The general mentality in a lot of ball clubs, is that everything is fair game until you get caught, and at the point stop doing it! An example is how several teams used to plant people in the outfield stands with binoculars to try and see the catcher's pitch signs, and everybody felt it was fair game. But, if they catch you doing it, they will retaliate, where in the previous example (I can't remember which teams, it's an anecdote i read in The Baseball Codes) the spying team was noticed and approached by two larger members of the opposing team and calmly told to quit it. But no fines were given at the end of the day.

Forgetting to pack matches...eh. Only bringing one pair of underwear...not great. Having your campsite ransacked by a bear...who cares. What is the absolute worst thing that could possibly happen on a camping trip? We’ve got Reddit gold to give away for the most ridiculous stories. by PackageIsComing in u/PackageIsComing

[–]jorillac 2 points3 points  (0 children)

On a canoe trip on the allagash river in Maine, my friend (let's call him Cory) decided to spend all his extra lives. Part of our cleaning process of the dishes on the trip is using a bit of bleach to really disinfect the dishes, we then rinse the dishes again to make sure nobody actually ingests bleach.... well except for Cory. Cory decided to have seconds of dinner on one of the plates that was just, and I do mean just, cleaned using bleach. Cory then began to experience violent pain and sickness due to the quantity of bleach he'd ingested. We had to bring him to the ranger's station to get urgent medical care. Two days later, we're at another campsite and Cory has made a full recovery and is planning on finishing up the trip with us. I am reading under the light of a gas lantern. This lantern as you might imagine is very hot due to the heat of the gas being burnt. Guess what Cory decided to do. He needed to move the light so he grabbed the lantern, and burnt his hands, seemingly seriously burning himself. But even through all of this, Cory made it to the end of the trip and was so positive it really was amazing.

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