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if wisdom is what you seek, you have not come to right place.

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oh...oh no...

Relistened to The Retired Colourman - Part Two the other day and just stopped on my tracks when this came on. Not sure if this was a hint or just a coincidence.

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started watching this show yesterdayand all i can say is, thank God for subtitles.

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i wrote about supernatural and tumblr on a personal statement for a stem related masters program in a top school in canada. i got in. stay true to yourselves.

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them: so why do you like gravity falls? me: i like the art style (the storytelling is phenomenal that even after more than 10 years of the show airing i still find small details that correlates to later/earlier episodes and even transcends seasons it doesn't fail to blow my mind everytime i watch it and i will forever yearn to find another show that comes close to what gravity falls was)

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petition to have nonchalant contestants in reality tv shows. most of reality tv are extremely dramatised. i want a survival show where everyone panics and competes over resources but there's a contestant that casually builds a fire and starts cooking like they're on food network. give me constestants that face near-death experiences with a shrug and an "I guess? Sure, why not?" and get on with it even before the host finishes counting down for their turn. bonus points if the producers use elevator music whenever they're on screen.

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what i learnt from that fiasco is i need to go out more because that was the wildest weekend i've had for months

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this whole watcher situation strangely reminded me of a03 and how they would always be given overwhelming funds by users with just a budget transparency and a progress bar. i think what we can take away from here is that users should not be given a singular option, let alone something that would cost them, but a choice - loyalty always rewards more.

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some viewers will grow up to be business professors and the generation below us will learn about the downfall of one of the most beloved channels in youtube through case studies and lectures.

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as an ex-marketing girlie myself i want to see their marketing team's reaction to being told "we need you guys to hype up our viewers because we're about to ask $6 monthly from them from now on"

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some people wants to be in the watcher hq to see how it goes down but how about adam and andrew unwillingly witnessing a divorce trial when they just recently joined the family.

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watcher: $6 a month. low. affordable

me with the last of my costco's $5 chicken i divided into quarters to last me 3 days: uhh...yeahhh...

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buzzfeed seeing a surge in the views for the buzzfeed unsolved series because everyone will just be rewatching them in addition to what will be left on the watcher channel

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the complexity of shows like the bad batch is so easily missed by adults because its an animated series. most would think that animated = for kids. which is such a shame because im in my bed sad that 5 identical men with different haircuts and physical capabilities are incomplete but are so desperately trying to survive and return to one another with the help of young girl who also look exactly like them but with much better hair. wouldn't it be nice for everyone to experience this pain too.

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oh tech, how i miss your receding hairline.

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nothing drives self reflection as much as seeing yourself in a character and later finding out how they are hated by other readers

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ever been at work and just start visualizing what your workplace would look like if you were in a zombie apocalypse.

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me: gotta sleep early for work tomorrow brain: but what if you rewatched all the flashbacks from go1 & 2 in historical order