Smiling Friends - did u smile

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did u smile

  • yes

    Votes: 1,793 93.3%

  • no

    Votes: 218 11.3%
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RavioliHabit said:
You're right, I remember in the early 2010s I'd actually watch Rick and Morty together with my friends, now we all just stream stuff on our own and talk about it later
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Yeah my buddy ran down to my dorm to grab me and we went to his and watched the whole first R&M sitting in one go when we first heard of it, now smiling friends is something ill put on if friends are over and we arent doing anything
 
Starman John said:
... Holy shit.
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The Shmaloogle blowing up at the end seems to be a reference to yet another channel, btw:
Blue since 2012 also had the thumbnail to the latest Critter Clipz 2002 video at the end of one of his... two weeks ago.
I wonder if they all are directly related projects, or if they're just independently referencing each other for the fun of it. My money's on the latter, but I appreciate this brand of autism.
 
Missed opportunity not having a Smiling Friends 1 + 2 + 3 + Special Features and Deleted Scenes DVD in time for Christmas that costs 50 bucks. Should be an aluminum case in the shape of the smiling friends office as a troll, people would eat that shit up including me. Maybe a 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + Specials for next Christmas? With a runtime of 4 hours.
 
Dr Cruel said:
Nothing is immune to malicious woke faggotry. This is why the Catholic Church burned witches alive.
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The Catholic Church, as an organization, has never burned any witches at the stake. The official stance, as it has been for hundreds of years, is that (specifically demonic/evil) magic isn't real, and anyone who thinks they can do it is delusional. They did burn schismatics and those accused of heresy, but no witches.
 
LovisXVI said:
The Catholic Church, as an organization, has never burned any witches at the stake. The official stance, as it has been for hundreds of years, is that (specifically demonic/evil) magic isn't real, and anyone who thinks they can do it is delusional. They did burn schismatics and those accused of heresy, but no witches.
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Witchcraft being considered heresy kinda makes that not really true.
 
Samuel Fuller said:
Witchcraft being considered heresy kinda makes that not really true.
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I don't know what to tell you if you can't tell the difference. The various inquisitions had, and the Catholic Church has a policy that witchcraft isn't real. Witch hunts were a secular/peasant or protestant phenomenon.
 
LovisXVI said:
The Catholic Church, as an organization, has never burned any witches at the stake.
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Samuel Fuller said:
Pagans and practitioners of the occult were persecuted as heretics.
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Medieval Karen: "I don't have to listen to your pedophile priests and rapist bishops. I'm a liberated woman and piss on your feudal Patriarchy and mentally defective monarchy. What are you going to do about it?"

Peasants: "She's always been a pain in the arse but what can you do."

Catholic Church: "Let's have a party."
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LovisXVI said:
The official stance, as it has been for hundreds of years, is that (specifically demonic/evil) magic isn't real, and anyone who thinks they can do it is delusional
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LovisXVI said:
The various inquisitions had, and the Catholic Church has a policy that witchcraft isn't real.
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That is a Biblically retarded view and is in direct opposition of scripture.
Also, the Catholic Church did believe witchcraft was a bunch of delusional make believe until the 1400s when they started taking it seriously. The Malleus Maleficarum treated witchcraft as heresy. And you can say the Catholic Church "technically" didn't execute witches by burning them because they would use the inquisition to sentence them to burning, but have the local government do it. It becomes a sort of moral relativism of "yes, but actually no."
The modern Catholic Church, as progressive as it is, still considers paganism, witchcraft, divination, and other scripturally banned practices as real and dangerous spiritual threats yo the individual.
 
this fat, pig colored slob character has a bifurcated gunt and seeing that the creators of this show are terminally online weirdos my headcanon is that this is a direct reference to Ethan Ralph.
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Dr Cruel said:
This is why the Catholic Church burned witches alive.
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In all seriousness imagine living in a colony of like 200 people and like one cunt is going around making everyone twice as miserable as they should be.
Like no one can say they have never met someone that was so miserable, they could convince about 100 people to label them a witch and execute them.
 
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