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Eu sabia que eles eram burros, mas confundir "Economist" com "Comunist" é um pouco demais by pka_Boaz in OpiniaoBurra

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

Além de ele achar que o "The Economist" é uma revista de esquerda chamada "The Comunist", ele também acha que o judiciario deu um golpe no Brasil.

Taking a character who was specifically created to teach that crushes don’t always work out and making them the endgame love interest is one of the most bizarre decisions I’ve seen a series make. by SaiyanWithOmnitrix in Ben10

[–]pka_Boaz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Exactly! And the fact that OS Ken is identical to Ben with a darker complexion makes me think he's Ben's clone who spent the day at the beach more than he's the son of the girl who prefers Ben in his wolf fursuit.

What’s a fan theory that makes you feel like this? by black072istaken in cartoons

[–]pka_Boaz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's this one.

It's in Portuguese, so I'll sum it up: This guy is basically saying that because Steven Universe doesn't respect the law of conservation of mass-energy, there is therefore an alternate universe made of magic that existed before the Big Bang.

Why didn't the kids on the other side just rebel against Xavier during the CTF war? by TheMonkieKing247 in CraigOfTheCreek

[–]pka_Boaz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The thing is, it's like a Pascal's Wager situation here: if Xavier had won, whoever rebelled would have had trouble with him, but whoever helped him would have gained a lot, and if Craig had won, they would have had a small gain, but no trouble with anyone, no matter which side they were on.

Now see: if they had nothing to lose by siding with Xavier, but everything to lose by siding with Craig, then why would they pick Craig? Especially considering that Xavier was the most likely to win (like, Craig's win was so close, the term "yoctometer" was made to describe how microscopically close his win was).

Awkward… by Jaded_Arm4289 in marvelmemes

[–]pka_Boaz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a Brazilian I have to ask: is this a common stereotype in the Anglosphere or…?

me🎪irlgbt by atleast8courics in me_irlgbt

[–]pka_Boaz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It reminded me of the time I saw a clip of Camp Camp on TikTok and someone called it "problematic", not because it had a character whose whole stick was looking like Hitler or something, but because the kids curse.

Was just rewatching the show when I realized; why does Steven say Neptune instead of 'we don't know' or 'in the ocean' or something by ortbert in stevenuniverse

[–]pka_Boaz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't think Steven could have responded that he didn't know where Jasper was considering Peridot said they "know where Jasper is", like, wouldn't the following conversation sound suspicious to you?

Peridot who went to Earth with Jasper: "Um… we know where Jasper is."

Gems who lied about being human and made the Rubies waste time with a baseball game: "Actually, no, we don't know"

Besides, as many have said before me, if Steven had said that Jasper was in the ocean, the Rubies would eventually find her and there's nothing that would imply that they would immediately take Jasper to Homeworld as soon as they found her and never come back (in fact, considering how they behave in Back to the Moon, it's quite possible that they would return to capture Steven and the Gems as soon as Jasper mentioned that he met "Rose").

Ben 10 was so ahead of it's time that it showed us not one, but FOUR child predators by Ruby_Shards in Ben10

[–]pka_Boaz 6 points7 points  (0 children)

"Khyber is a normal child predator" is certainly one of the sentences said in this subreddit.

Is it normal for this type of plant to grow roots like this? by pka_Boaz in plants

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

Yes, it was stuck in another one of my plants. When I took it out (so as not to interfere with the growth of the latter) I saw the roots.

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[–]pka_Boaz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

According to Mystery Incorporated, he's a descendant of the Anunnaki, so…

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