"Am I getting Ocean's-11ed on my own show??"
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"Am I getting Ocean's-11ed on my own show??"
Watch the full animated short on Dropout.tv!
Soooooo not locked in at work today i just wanna watch the new city council of darkness ep
"Oh God, I'm gonna go for like a five-mile run."
*Spoilers for Burrow's End Ep. 5 & 6*
So I think everyone immediately knew that the Blue/the Light was a direct result of some fucked-up nuclear shit when the word "reactor" was uttered once (and I'm willing to bet a lot of people knew before that but I either didn't or have forgotten), but also my dumb ass just put two and two together and finally caught on to the connection to Cherenkov radiation. Like duh, maybe the blue light coming from the nuclear reactor is a reference to THE blue light which comes from nuclear reactors.
Anyway, it made this little physics lad happy, and I would like to thank Aabria for this gift.
POV: Your DM is actively regretting his decision 30 seconds ago to turn the bird you're riding on into a war veteran, allowing it to launch a rocket at your enemies while you, using the obfuscation of the Toy Island firework, remove yourself from the line of sight to use your Sharpshooter feat to get Sneak Attack as you throw a wolf's tooth into the chest of the Green Fairy, who dies tumbling out into the pages below
the hardest part about being a dimension 20 fan is a) explaining that yes collegehumor is still relevant, and b) explaining that now they do actual play d&d, ALL just so i can explain c) how the budding relationship between a grizzled hobgoblin war veteran and a stylish, sensitive owlbear is the best take on regency romance since jane austen
My motorcycle has been there
I am that person that will say I don’t have enough time to watch a certain TV show and then accidentally end up watching Dimension 20’s entire catalog