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I've got Space Asshole stuck in my head.
I'm okay with this.
Mudkip
Longcat
C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER!
Lolcats
Just a place, where I could earn myself, a days pay, without being smote.
But everytime I time I think its safe, every time I think its calm.
I am wrong.
SPACE ASSHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLE
HAMMER SWINGING, BUILDINGS FALLING DOWN
SPACE ASSHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLE
LAYING WASTE TO THIS ENTIRE TOWN
"It's what allows me to say, yes, it's possible that the vast majority of the scientific community is wrong about climate change happening and being anthropogenic...but I wouldn't bet on it."
I still think it's incredibly stupid that political pundits question people that dedicate their lives to researching this and think their (less than) bare minimum knowledge deserves equal weight.
Going to have to see a dentist to make sure that it isn't anything worrying such as an infection or cyst caused by the wisdom tooth under there
Longcat: Also one I don't know much about, but it seems to be major part association (mostly through lolcats/Caturday/Catnarok/cat macros contexts), not much interrupt at all, and minor part pattern, as there is a "Catnarok" mythos as well as a respect for pictures that further lengthen Longcat to ridiculous lengths.
That said, I just discovered something: My system only deals with invocations of memes from situations that did not previously contain them. Like, "when/why would you think of this meme?".
Combo Breaker: Low on association; if there is any it might be to fighting games but most invocations don't involve that. Its essence is interrupt, though the way it does this is through a pattern (specifically, an interruption pattern).
Lolcats: Like its sub-meme Longcat, lolcats are major part association (seeing these makes you want to see more, and you start off typically by one person linking to cat macros in a conversation). They have seen almost no use as interrupts. Structural patterns are sometimes present, most notably the use of captions, the use of badly-grammar'd but "cute" language, and the idea behind all animal image macros--that of interpreting an animal's face in a picture as an expression. Again, not frequently invoked externally.
And yeah, I keep wanting to watch Episode 1 for two things: The now infamous "Yandere Face" and Yuno's "Psh, is that it? *stretch*" reaction to the 3rd's death.
Hm... I expected the 9th's color scheme to be green somehow. Don't know why. Damn black n white mango XD
Don't read it. It's spoiled.
^^ That doesn't really address the fact that streams look like shit and somehow manage to be far less convenient than torrents.
That said, I do very occasionally stream things, if I'm at school so I can't torrent and there's no DDL for whatever it is.
A bigger problem with streams is desynched audio, actually.
Torrents are far less convenient than streams since you have to wait for several gigs of stuff to down before you can watch anything. We're talking about wait times of anywhere from a day to a week, typically. And when you're done downing it, you're out several gigs of space. So basically, you have to commit to wanting it.
^ Except if you just torrented something, you ought to at least let it seed up to 1 before scrapping it.