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BipBapBam posted...

Both Whis' statement and when the Supreme Kai claims Jiren's the strongest fighter he's ever sensed considering he was around for Vegito vs Zamasu. Jiren > Vegito is a scary thought.

On that note, consider the fact that fusion was allowed during the ToP. Kale and Caulifla fused, after all. So Goku and Vegeta could have used the Potara earrings, if they wanted to. But evidently they knew (or assumed) that even fusion would not be enough to bridge the gap between them and Jiren, and better to stay split and work together, than potentially get eliminated as Vegito and cost Universe 7 its top two warriors at once.

That's pretty nuts.

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

What do you think?!

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

SomeLikeItHoth posted...

Reminds me of a prank call someone posted on YouTube where he records the audio and then calls him back and the caller uses a sound board to make the guy argue with himself. Its fucking hilarious.

That sounds amazing

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Old, but so funny still...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OccBmI9ZD1A&ab_channel=Sim1NumberTwoSim1NumberTwo

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Bad_Mojo posted...

Its really sad that so many people are dumb enough to think all of X think and act the same. Its the main reason, imo, that the Country is so fucked

Generally, yes.
Here's the problem: all the myriad people with their own views, their own ideologies, their unique and idiosyncratic perspective on various issues -- they typically vote either Democrat or Republican, two political machines that reliably operate in a predictable manner, so much so that the countless individuals who voted become a nameless mass backing the elephant or the donkey. And the apparent priorities and views of the party ergo become the perceived priorities and views of those who voted.

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NES4EVER posted...

I recently made chilli with a batch of beef that had been in my freezer for 12 years.

Tasted fine and nobody got sick.

12 years?! How does that even happen lol

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Arcanine2009 posted...

SS3 to SSG easily.

ultra instinct to omen isn't the biggest jump lol

I agree

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Choco posted...

what the fuck are you talking about

*_*

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

The Popo posted...

I feel like Beavis understanding what a loan is was the most surprising thing of the video. Theyre too stupid to understand stuff like that.

Yeah I think Mike Judge made them smarter for the reboot season

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ModLogic posted...

when was this segment actually from?

the show was long dead by 2011 when this was uploaded

There was a revival season in 2011


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Personally, I voted for "SS3 -> SSG." I was torn between that and the final two options. Here is my reasoning:

SS3 -> SSG: As SS3, Goku could do absolutely nothing to harm, injure or even remotely concern Beerus. He was as insignificant as a fly. Beerus literally flicked him away like a pest, a nuisance. Once Goku reached Super Saiyan God, he actually put up a fight against Beerus. Granted, Beerus wasn't going 100%, but the fact that a God of Destruction went from complete lack of concern to "now I have to try hard" is a gargantuan power jump for Goku.

SSB -> Ultra Instinct Omen: This is another massive power leap, but there is an important distinction here: while SSB Goku was no match for Jiren, Jiren still at least had to put in some minimal effort to fend Goku off. Jiren was not able to just rofflecopter SSB Goku like Beerus did SSJ3; then again, perhaps it's not fair to compare these since Beerus didn't rofflecopter SSB, so perhaps my point is moot. Still, Ultra Instinct Omen allowed Goku to bridge the gap, which is very impressive, but it's not as massive a gap, IMO, as Goku being next-to-nothing versus Beerus and then being able to go toe to toe with him.

Ultra Instinct Omen -> MUI: By the time Goku reached Ultra Instinct Omen for the third time, Jiren was having a very hard time putting him away. It was fairly even. Once Goku reached MUI, of course, he was on a whole 'nother level, but it's not that surprising considering how much trouble Jiren was having already.

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MarbyIsBack posted...

We talking pure numbers or do you mean percentage-based power gain?

If the former, then the people voting for Base ==> Super Saiyan are probably wrong.

Well, I suppose those two modalities are interconnected. The greater raw number yields a higher proportional percentage power increase.

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What do you think?

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Irony posted...

Your Beavis and Butthead gimmick is better than your Jiren one

:)

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Come on gais it's funny

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Kinda like how the Rock used to say "who in the blue Hell are you?!" in the old WWF days

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Example:

The Faculty = The Breakfast Club + Invasion of the Body Snatchers

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

pojr posted...

i found the music videos boring tbh. half the fun of watching beavis and butt-head was their actions. being shitty employees at burger world, pissing off principle mcvicker, hitting on women with fail, throwing bowling balls off buildings, and so on. didn't excite me as much when they were sitting on the couch making fun of music videos.

As a youngun', I wasn't a fan of the music video portions. As an adult, I appreciate them.

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Here is a potential concern:

Consider the people who never got sick from COVID, and were (or are) opposed to vaccinations, or possibly even regard the whole thing as being blown out of proportion. As more and more people get vaccinated, isn't it likely that the holdouts will figure "well, they're getting all those vaccinations they wanted, and I didn't get sick the entire time, so there's really no point now."

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For those who enjoy the music videos, here's a five-hour compilation:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DXbCrLvaug

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GeneralKenobi85 posted...

I always liked Click Clock Wood the most.

Prepare your anus for this one, TC

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Funny shit

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMQkg1HGCZc

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

When Arnie and company tore up the jungle for a solid minute?

Pred was probably watching from a tree and thinking "Holy fuck! They must've really liked that guy I just killed"

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etPqpacKbsc

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Oh Jesus, Miles!

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

CableZL posted...

I think Beavis and Butt-Head was one of the funniest shows ever. I can't think of many shows where I can't help but break into laughter just trying to explain what happens in an episode.

They're renewing it for two new seasons, and a second film apparently is being made :)

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Perhaps Beavis and Butt-Head truly are "geniuses" as we would define them, but find life much more enjoyable through the lens of apparent stupidity that we often see with them; whereas to them, those of us who speak so eloquently are the real losers.

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Beavis upon making himself dizzy and watching the music video for Korn's "Blind"...

I think there's a problem with this video, as it is highly derivative of many popular bands within the genre, although when viewed on its own merit, it does have a decent groove. However, what it has in groove, it lacks in originality. One can't help but be reminded of such bands as Pearl Jam, White Zombie, Suicidal Tendencies, and other bands that bear the mantle of so-called alternative rock. One is even reminded of Laurie Anderson when she wore curlers. This video speaks less to the heart, and more to the sphincter. In closing, I think Korn would do well to learn more from...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0nl4f9-aRY

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Machete posted...

yikes that sounds rough congrats on recovering

Thank you :)

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

My back.

Fell out of a tree in 2007, about 15-foot drop. Crushed and shattered my L3 vertebra like a soda can. Docs fused all five lumbar vertebrae with titanium rods and screws. Took about a year to fully recover (re: run and jump without my legs giving out.)

I'm all good now, though. In better shape than I've ever been.

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Inb4 "they were tag champs"
That was a generic rivals win gold story

I'm talking a full fledged tag team

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Recently I began reading Intruders by Budd Hopkins, an in-depth investigation of various abduction cases that was published in 1987. At a few points throughout the book, while reading a patient's description of their hypnosis-induced recollections, I experienced an overwhelming jolt of dread, as if I was about to unearth a buried, repressed memory.

The Fox Mulder part of me wants to believe that I had been abducted as a child; but the skeptical, rational part of me assumes it's simply bringing childhood fears back to the surface -- that youthful, innocent fear that comes from watching alien abduction cases on Unsolved Mysteries, or seeing aliens in movies, etc.

Either way, it brought something to the surface and it kinda freaked me out

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

UFOlogy is rather fascinating. I personally believe there is intelligent life elsewhere in the cosmos, but I am not convinced our planet has ever been visited by extraterrestrial beings or technology. But it does make you wonder, why are people so adamant that that is actually what happens?

Is it somehow more palatable to believe that our government covered up a UFO crash and reverse-engineered alien technology to develop the remarkable aircraft we see nowadays, as opposed to the more banal -- and yet perhaps more disquieting -- notion that this advanced tech is entirely anthropogenic in origin? Is it more frightening to think that our top-secret R&D units are capable of developing these crafts completely on our own?

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

In the World Cup semifinals?

From what I understand typical scores for FIFA, especially in the World Cup, only range from 1 to 2 points. Germany slaughtered Brazil with 7, to 1.

Isn't Brazil typically one of the stronger contenders?

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Apparently two more reboot episodes are coming our way, along with a second movie

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Strider102 posted...

Remember when they were about to actually score with the cult harem?

Don't recall that one

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Irony posted...

Butthead isn't as dumb as people think. He knows that a boner isn't actually bone and he knows 911.

I've noticed that Butt-Head tends to have a modicum of basic fundamental knowledge, while Beavis has a better fundamental understanding of social mores and politeness. But the two together influence each other in a not-so-positive way, haha


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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

Would've been cool if this was a sporadic superpower, like Beavis turning into the Great Cornholio...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJizUBKx6WU

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"Walk on air against your better judgment." - Seamus Heaney, "The Gravel Walks"

TheOtherMike posted...

That's literally what was thought about everyone who's been executed by our justice system...

Not exactly. Proof beyond a reasonable doubt =/= unequivocal proof. Many innocent people are convicted because the evidence against them was strong enough to make it unreasonable to presume their innocence. This is unfortunate.

I'm talking about a proverbial smoking gun. A case where the proof is incontrovertible.

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Sir Will posted...

Correct. So a person is still alive if they're found innocent later.

And when we have unequivocal proof that an individual is guilty?

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LeadPipeCinche posted...

Yeah but a bunch of people on here rather she spend the rest of her life in a comfy cell because she could be innocent. Doubtful and fuck her & them.

It really is funny how those people seem to think that life in prison is somehow a fair punishment for a person like this. As if being imprisoned is like some mystical limbo where you're life just stops having any purpose or meaning.

Food, shelter, access to books and technology, etc. It's still life, just a harsher type you'll have to adjust to. But people do adjust, hence the term "institutionalized."

Life in prison is too good for these monsters. Look at someone like Charles Manson, who literally said it didn't matter to him that he was in prison, because he had the entire universe inside his mind, in the cell with him. He was free. He truly felt he was free, he said this.

Life in prison is still life

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Pushed their white privilege a little too far...

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joe40001 posted...

I thought you were talking about the scifi horror movie.

Don't think I've seen that

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