Like that time you fell nose-first into a skunk's asshole on an unusually cold day, and the lack of surface tension on the skunk's superfluid spray caused it to seep through your sinuses and directly into your brain. From then on you were known as...PluMGMK said:Ah, phase diagrams. Bring back fond memories.![]()
Tough; you've just assumed your audience to be like-minded...Steo said:(...)much like Seth MacFarlene does
No don't get me wrong. I love Family Guy but you know what I mean. Bird is the word for example where it dragged out for the entire episode and then they brought it back in another one lol. I still find it funny anyway the way he repeats the jokes so much but you know what I mean, you just don't want the joke to grow stale.Adsolution said:Tough; you've just assumed your audience to be like-minded...Steo said:(...)much like Seth MacFarlene does
To be fair he does catch you off guard a lot if you've never seen the episode before so I'll give him thatAdsolution said:Oh yeah, then I totally agree. Repeating a joke can be super funny, but it has to catch you off guard every time, since laughter is a physiological response to relief in the midst of surprise after all.
Oh yeah!Aaron said:But the best part was when Kool-Aid crashed into a building suddenly and the audience was super silent.
NiceSteo said:I've yet to receive a lot of my post but I just received this today
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It wouldn't even bother me I'd still play it and I know very little French or German. I know more French than German but only stuff like:Fifo said:NiceI have the same copy but in French/German.
That's cool. The new ones are all the same so it gets a bit boring playing the exact same game again on another platform one after the other but suppose I can space them out.Adsolution said:And the PS1's Hall of Doors is completely different from the PC's and N64's, so you're always in for something new!