Grumpy Pickle Rick
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I don’t understand why idiots like Bob are so obsessed with this multiverse shit.“All hail multiverses!”
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Can anyone explain it to me?
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I don’t understand why idiots like Bob are so obsessed with this multiverse shit.“All hail multiverses!”
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We get it retard, you want to fuck Michelle Yeoh and Awkwafina.“All hail multiverses!”
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OMG ALL THE THINGS I ENJOY IN ONE FILMI don’t understand why idiots like Bob are so obsessed with this multiverse shit.
Can anyone explain it to me?
Bob wants to find the universe where he has a reason to live.I don’t understand why idiots like Bob are so obsessed with this multiverse shit.
Can anyone explain it to me?
Because idiots like him don't know about too much of a good thing. Reminds me of gully dwarves, from the dragonlance setting (my nephew turned 11 recently and I got him the Heroes of the Lance saga) and how they decorate their settlements....except Gully dwarves have some sense of honor and have sex.I don’t understand why idiots like Bob are so obsessed with this multiverse shit.
Can anyone explain it to me?
Bob conveniently forgets that even kids raised Republican often end up voting the big D, because rebellion is a thing (and so is public school with NDP teachers). Remember rebellion, Bob? Did you even rebel against your parents at all? Was the extent of it just sitting in your car playing Gameboy while waiting for your parents to nod off, and taking a career path that Daddy the Drinker didn't approve of?Fappable cow tools.
First, a collection of bizarre commentaries:
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"Sisterbang County" again:
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Monkey cheese bullshit with chinky protagonist:
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From the execrable trailer I do get some Sion Sono vibes -- the bad Sion Sono of Shinjuku Swan and Esper Dayo! anyway.
Bobby talks about sex scenes.
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Luke and Chu-chu pick up the mic, and the subject turns to the titillation strategies in MCU:
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Casual antisemitism:
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Chris wants you to revisit their old shame:
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When I was a kid, I believed in multiverses because I had a big crush on Athena Asamiya from KoF.I don’t understand why idiots like Bob are so obsessed with this multiverse shit.
Can anyone explain it to me?
If the multiverse is real, than there is at least one universe where Bob isn't an obese man-child who lives with his mother and makes impotent calls for genocide on Twitter. Needless to say, this line of thinking is the greatest argument against the multiverse being real, because there is no reality in which Bob isn't anything other than an obese man-child who lives with his mother and makes impotent calls for genocide on Twitter.I don’t understand why idiots like Bob are so obsessed with this multiverse shit.
Can anyone explain it to me?
Robert Chipman woke up, He had the dream again. That awful, terrifying dream. He looked over at his vintage Super Mario Brothers merchandise, lovingly arranged in an airtight display case. It usually made him feel a weird sort of comfort, his one allowance for childish things. This morning, it simply reminded him of his dream. He looked at the clock. 4:30 am. Well, he'd have to be up in two hours anyway. Bob went downstairs and made himself a pot of coffee. He turned on the news as background noise and checked his messages. One from Kevin Smith, wanting to do a collaboration no doubt. Bob had no time for that fat loser. And to think he'd been a fan at one point! He snorted contemptuously, then shrugged. He was a busy man, better to let it go. He looked at a photo on the mantlepiece. Him and Kim, his two kids. Maybe he'd call Chris and have a family day, just them and their kids. Now fully awake, Bob put the dream of him being a fat, Twitter addicted, basement dwelling, eugenics supporter out of his mind.If the multiverse is real, than there is at least one universe where Bob isn't an obese man-child who lives with his mother and makes impotent calls for genocide on Twitter. Needless to say, this line of thinking is the greatest argument against the multiverse being real, because there is no reality in which Bob isn't anything other than an obese man-child who lives with his mother and makes impotent calls for genocide on Twitter.
Yep, an alternate version where his parents had a girl and she was attractive. Except said Roberta Chipman would have higher standards and would never lower them for our Bob.I also think Bob wants to hook up with his other Multiverse selves, because they're the only people who could stand his ass for more than 5 minutes. Multiverse theory also has a patina of science around it (even though it can never conclusively be proven,) so it satisfies atheists like Bob, who treat it as a scientific fact that contradicts the Christian view of the world. Hack writers also like to jerk themselves raw over multiverses, because it allows them to do things like time travel, Alternate Scenario stories, and Reset Button pushes.
It's possible there is a universe where his parents put their foot down and forced him to take therapy seriously. One where they listened to the doctors and actually medicated him. One where they refused to let him get a bullshit degree in "Film Criticism" and made him choose a course that would actually earn him money, or forced him to get a trade. One where he met a woman who would give him the time of day and he forced himself to change, emotionally and physically, so he could hang onto her.If the multiverse is real, than there is at least one universe where Bob isn't an obese man-child who lives with his mother and makes impotent calls for genocide on Twitter. Needless to say, this line of thinking is the greatest argument against the multiverse being real, because there is no reality in which Bob isn't anything other than an obese man-child who lives with his mother and makes impotent calls for genocide on Twitter.
He did, he converted for her after hating her, but then the TRUMPERSUCKERS worked with PUTIN and invented COVID to steal the election and HIS FUTURE from her.One where he met a woman who would give him the time of day and he forced himself to change, emotionally and physically, so he could hang onto her.
A bit out of the loop on Roberto, but are we still talking about the "insert brain into robot body on a moonbase" future? Or has his "ambition"/delusions changed?He did, he converted for her after hating her, but then the TRUMPERSUCKERS worked with PUTIN and invented COVID to steal the election and HIS FUTURE from her.
My personal theory is that they want a) for everything to be canon, and b) have endless crossovers between the myriad universes. However, the problem with a multiverse is that it can get incredibly confusing if handled incorrectly. DC introduced theirs in 1963's Crisis on Earth-Two, which not only established the annual Justice League/Justice Society crossover as a tradition, but later other parallel earths like Earth-Three (Crime Syndicate), Earth-X (Quality heroes), and Earth-S (Fawcett). Unfortunately, it soon became unwieldy for new readers. For examples, the Freedom Fighters originally came from Earth-Two, but migrated to Earth-X because reasons. Similarly, titles like All-Star Squadron and Infinity Inc. took place on Earth-Two and made use of the Golden Age Superman and Wonder Woman. DC eventually collapsed them all into a singular universe in Crisis on Infinite Earths to streamline their continuity.I don’t understand why idiots like Bob are so obsessed with this multiverse shit.
Can anyone explain it to me?
It eases the dissonance of conflicting canons and timelines if anything can go....... doing a Mario/X crossover becomes more palatable to rigid autistic minds if you bring in infinite Marios.I don’t understand why idiots like Bob are so obsessed with this multiverse shit.
Can anyone explain it to me?
Says the rick and morty guy. Jokes aside though multiverse shit in the past was just an explanation by writers for reboots or corssovers/alternate takes of a thing, sometimes even labelling specific instances with numbers and/or letters, but it seems to have been co opted by what most people call the "consoomer" mindset about it shown in shit like ready player one or space Jam: A new legacy due to it being classified as ""NERD CULTURE""I don’t understand why idiots like Bob are so obsessed with this multiverse shit.
Can anyone explain it to me?
It's not the mushroom kingdom anymore! it's New DONK."Well, Mario 305 was born in the Mushroom Kingdom, that's the one that appears in that one show that invalidated my entire worldview and headcanon, the rest? They're all from Brooklyn as it should be"
I mean, I'd be curious to check out Daredevil, but I highly doubt Disney will have the balls to make it dark'n'gritty as the Netflix version was.
My personal theory is that they want a) for everything to be canon, and b) have endless crossovers between the myriad universes. However, the problem with a multiverse is that it can get incredibly confusing if handled incorrectly. DC introduced theirs in 1963's Crisis on Earth-Two, which not only established the annual Justice League/Justice Society crossover as a tradition, but later other parallel earths like Earth-Three (Crime Syndicate), Earth-X (Quality heroes), and Earth-S (Fawcett). Unfortunately, it soon became unwieldy for new readers. For examples, the Freedom Fighters originally came from Earth-Two, but migrated to Earth-X because reasons. Similarly, titles like All-Star Squadron and Infinity Inc. took place on Earth-Two and made use of the Golden Age Superman and Wonder Woman. DC eventually collapsed them all into a singular universe in Crisis on Infinite Earths to streamline their continuity.
Meanwhile, the Marvel multiverse is largely comprised of Earths from one-shot scenarios in What If? though there is famously the Supreme Squadron universe, its Supreme Power counterpart, the New Universe, Heroes Reborn, Ultimate Universe, Shadowline, and various timelines. These timelines only rarely interacted with each other with the SS occasionally fighting the Avengers, Nate Grey and some Age of Apocalypse characters making their way to 616, and so forth. It wasn't until the 2010s when we saw more interactions between them, the Council of Reeds and Spider-Verse being two such examples. You would've thought Secret Wars 2015 would have trimmed a few, but nope!
Now Bob and his ilk want to do it on a cinematic level. Good grief!
Three years ago.Bolo said:Which bring me to the movies, at one point the audience will have to let go, so, when will it be?