Hey, does anybody here watch some Rick and Morty? That show is absolutely the best thing to ever happen to adult cartoons (and no, I'm NOT talking about Hentai) since Family Guy. It's FINALLY coming back July 30 with some new episodes, since it's 2 year relapse after Season 2 in 2015.
Anyways, if anybody here does watch it, what's your favorite episode? My personal favorite was the episode where the parasites infected the house and created false family memories. That one was really fun and thought out.
And one more thing, does anybody have any reccomendations for shows that are similiar to Rick and Morty? I love it, but there simply isn't enough of it.
Eh, I should've expected the users of a writing site wouldn't like a TV show with amazing writing... smh...
Eh, Season One's alright, Season Two's spectacular, Season Three's a step down.
Season three's been out for ages, Season Four's out September 8.
Oh, was talking about Bojack Horseman. Which, seeing as I already said Season 3 was a step down which would mean I've seen it, should've been fairly obvious, as well as the fact it was in response to you talking about Season 1, 2 and 3 of Bojack Horseman and no other show, and I responded to you, rather than the entire thread which as a whole was about Rick and Morty.
I began watching Bojack Horseman thanks to the reccomendation, and it's pretty enjoyable. I started at season 1 and was immediately hooked, so thank you for that.
But it pales in comparison to how amazing Rick and Morty is...
Time to get schwifty!
It's hard to chose a favorite Rick and Morty episode as they are all just fantastic, everyone of them. But if I had to pick, it's the episode with the Citadel of Ricks. Still want to find out what happened to the evil Morty.
I'm sure the evil Morty will make his return sometime in Season 3 (hopefully).
Didn't the Citadel of Ricks get like, murdered? That came across to me as wasted potential, but maybe I'm just trippin. Like, so many unique Ricks and Morty's to explore, wasted.
Oh, well.
Rick and Morty is okay. Just okay. Its super formulaic and relies on the same kind of joke every episode. Something vulgar happens, Rick does something gross and cynical, it ends with a Touching Family Moment™, roll credits.
I strongly disagree with you, you won't find another TV show as unique as it is. No two episodes are alike, other than the fact that, what, they have two plots that they revolve between? I believe you wrote that response just to be cynical.
Yes, because seeing the patterns in people's humor never makes anyone tired of it at all, and anyone who sees those patterns is just trying to be an edgelord. That's why Mike Meyers still dominates all TV comedy from thw 90s to this very day every SNL host had to try so hard to replace him because everything he does is always new, defies patterns, and is objectively good, and nobody can ever dislike or see any flaws in shit like this.
Okay, so I see your point about the repetitive nature of the humor of the characters, what with Rick always burping and repeating himself, and Morty's less than average intelligence... but there is a variety of it throughout the show, it's not like they do the same stupid shit over and over again.
It's called PERSONALITY, and CHARACTER. Something that most TV shows struggle with, ending in bland and unoriginal content.
And what, you act like Family Guy still doesn't garner millions of views each season?
I actually like Rick's burping and repeating himself, and the show in general. The fact of the matter is though that it does tend to follow a pattern of ridiculous shit happening, and then either an existential question or a questioning of how genuine Rick is as a person. That hasn't gotten tired for me because it feels like they do something different every time, but if that's not your bag it's not your bag and I can't really blame Mall for it.
And Jesus Christ don't get me started on everything that's wrong with Family Guy. The only reason it's been un-cancelled is because it's become the basic show for basic viewers and people are free to record the 50 or so episodes that are actually funny whenever they're on.
It's the same reason that the Simpson's are on: it's old, and they have fans who hang onto the glory days hoping that once-or-twice-a-season event occurs that's consistently funny all the way through, or it's just the thing to watch for people who come home in the afternoon or on weekends and their kids think it's the edgy adult thing to do.
The storytelling is eclectic and schizophrenic, the characters are all retards and/or sociopaths, the humor is always dumb and/or just trying to provoke people, blindly clinging to pop culture rather than trying to survive on its own merits just because it'll draw people's attention, Brian became a Mary Sue that distorts reality just because, and in general it burned out after the first season and became the AIDS it is today.
It's the clickbait of Cartoons, the only thing it did was be pleasant and edgier than The Simpsons long after the Simpsons started to suck, and brought cutaway gags to American audiences. Then it rested on its laurels and became whatever stuck to the wall when writers threw their shit at it. I'll admit there's sometimes an episode that reminds me why I liked Family Guy in the first place, but those are few and far between, and they're getting further apart with each passing season. Family guy is a bad thing. It was never a particularly good or innovative thing to happen to cartoons, and it's sunken to such an abhorrent state of sub-mediocrity that I loathe to acknowledge it's accomplishments. The fact that you mentioned it in the same breath as Rick and Morty in the OP made me literally laugh, and now that I know you're being serious I'm actually kind of worried.
Okay, let me get this straight.? Nowhere did I state I liked Family Guy anywhere close to as much as I liked Rick and Morty. I was replying to your comment about the same comedy personalities getting old and out of date, and I brought up Family Guy to prove that sometimes, they can keep the same retarded feel that still entices viewers to this day.?
Nonetheless, I still like Family Guy. But yeah, most of your points struck home with the way I currently feel about Family Guy, but in a way, it's therapeutic, like when I hear the opening sequence I relax a little bit more. It's something to watch that comes on pretty regularly and I still find entertaining, and isn't as close to a snoozefest that the Simpsons has evolved to. When Brian died, I was glued to the screen wanting to see how that story was going to evolve.
Still, I find American Dad a little bit more entertaining, it's a little bit smarter, more whacky, less retarded. Seth Macfarlane can still bring the laughs, no matter how few and far between they are (look at Ted! I loved that frickin movie! The second one was a disapointment... but, let's not derail here.).
I disagree with Mall's points because his points don't have any substance as an argument. Like, where the hell are the heart warming family moments? What the fuck is he talking about with the same kind of joke, than the typical personalities that bleed through with it's characters?
But personally, the real reason why I feel like I enjoy Rick and Morty so much, and there are so many reasons, is the way the continuity works. Look at how much Morty was effected by the episode that completely ruined his timeline, and him and Rick had to abandon their original one entirely, which led to them burying themselves. Or how Morty changed after the Purge world, where he threw the grandpa down the stairs and went on a killing spree, which comes through in the season premiere, where he shot Rick in the Council of Ricks, thinking he was actually going to kill him (thank god it was a decoy gun).
I want shows with not only funny jokes, but also entertaining stories and a rich world. And I feel like only Rick and Morty delivers on that front.
But MAAALK it explores themes of Nihilism vs. Nietcheism in a quaint and intellectually accessible way! It's a philosophical masterpiece and stuff!
But yeah. Since I don't have cable it's always a treat to watch when I do get to do it, but after the first season or so you start to notice the tropes. Beyond the interesting visuals, and in-jokes, I could definitely see it becoming a sort of same-ey slog if you see a bunch of episodes in a row.
Except I binged watched it, and I loved every second of it, except for a few episodes that seem to have been over done (read: the episode that they venture into a human body, and even that was hilarious with all the diseases in a homeless person and Morty getting laid, and Rick taking that away.)
So, even in the episodes I didn't like as much, there are plenty of redeeming qualities.
I question whether you watch the show, as the show is far more than vulgarity, and definitely far from touching family moment, unless you count "Parents get divorced", "Mother drinks after she shoots family friend", "Rick and Morty bury their own corpses as they realize how death stands over them all" or that sort of thing. Also, not formulaic and the jokes vary greatly. In fact, you're an idiot, go back to watching trite like Logan and the Wolverine.
Yeah, it's just edginess for the sake of edginess. Don't be such a triggered faggot. It's not that great.
Pffh, only dumbasses who can't recognize when something is actually pushing boundaries for interesting and insightful reasons would thick it's edgy for edgy sake. But you know, even if it was edgy for edgy's sake I'm glad it doesn't end with a tocuhing family moment, so you're just talking out of your ass. Well done.
I just want you to actually criticize the show intelligently, instead of criticizing it for something that isn't even in the show.
Anyway, if you want shows similar to Rick and Morty, I have a few off the top of my head to offer.
Dr. Who: if you like old guys dragging otherwise innocent bystanders through dangerous sci-fi situations, this is your show. The guy producing the new stuff is the same guy behind several other self-indulgent bullshit-fests like Sherlock, so I wouldn't trust it for quality consistency, and it's so huge as a series that hearing fans offer their points as to which bunch of seasons is best and which episode is the best starting point can only really be made in broad, sweeping statements and end up sounding just as generalized and abstract as debating which D&D system is the best one to use. That's not really the way to watch Dr. Who, though. Just tune in at some point, read the cliff notes of past episodes if it's in the middle of a story arc, and pop some corn for sci-fi weirdness.
There's a collection of sci-fi indie films from the seventies called "Sci-fi Invasion". That's sort of the sci-fi pool that Rick and Morty draws from, and while I definitely haven'haven't made it through all 280 something movies, I'm sure there's plenty of goofy 70s cheese to make it an enjoyable watch every once in a while.
Riki Oh, Story of Ricky: I honestly just wanted to suggest this movie in public. It's a hilarious corny Sci-fi thing made by storytellers who, like Rick and Morty, don't exactly give a shit about making sense or consistency. It also has that lovely feel that you get from a lot of Chinese cinema where you can't tell whether the movie was made seriously or not. Like most Chinese movies, the dialogue is funnier in the subtitles than it is in the dub, but if that's distracting there's a perfectly servicable dub that stays almost faithful to the subtitles in some of the more laughable lines, but the only thing it really has on the subtitles is a guy in the bathroom singing Satisfaction.
Harmonquest: It's like a Web show with similar humor where the guys who did Rick and Morty do D&D.
Space Dandy: It's like Johnny Bravo in space. Well, in space more often than Johnny usually is. Similar whackass multiverse, a little less cynical than R&M is, but it's still funny and a bit less formulaic.
Cowboy Bebop: A lot more grounded than anything previously mentioned, but it's a damn interesting space show with plenty of funny moments scattered throughout.
I don't really remember any major scifi elements in Riki Oh, other than the warden turning into a giant monster at one point.
It's one of those 80s-90s things that takes place in some vague near-future where everything is made of concrete blocks and the government is all dystopian. And the warden's Kim-Jong-looking stand-in has a robot hook hand and a robo-eye.
In the Manga it's based on, I think there's some undertones implying that the Block Leader dudes are genetically modified or something to be superhuman, but in Riki Oh they're just insane and nothing more needs to be said.
Out of the collection of recommendations that you've provided for me, I think I'm most interested in Harmonquest and Space Dandy, so I'll definitely check those out. Thanks.
I only just started watching a few random episodes of this show. So far the ones I’ve seen are pretty funny, though I’m guessing they’re from the first and second seasons. The only third season one I saw was the one that immediately took place after the season season cliff hanger.
While I agree it's been hit and miss, I'd have to disagree with which episodes have been doing so. I think the first episode was fantastic and Pickle Rick was pretty interesting if ultimately iffis, Rest and Relaxation was pretty cool seeing Toxin versions and "Clean" versions of Rick and Morty, and I think the Tales from the Citadel episode was one of the best of the entire series. However, I really hated the Mad Max, Vindicator and Whirly Dirly Episode.
In the Mad Max episode, although the art for the society was cool enough, they didn't really do much with that, Joel McHale's voice acting was wasted on a fairly bland boring character, and the entire plot just kind of went "Hey look, with power they become society again, and look, it's a boring family!" It really didn't have anything interesting, besides I guess Armthany being OK at best for a B Plot, and Android Morty's demise being pretty fun.
The Vindicators similarly wasted Gillian Jacobs, and was the ultimately boring nothingness of throwing shade at all the new Superhero films. For a show that's had so many fresh and interesting looks into many concepts, to have a whole episode built to insulting something everyone's had a go pointing out the flwas in was a waste. The entire episode was a build up to an obvious "Oh, he wasn't talking about Morty!" ending that just kind of fizzled out to "And there's a party!".
The Whirly Dirly Conspiracy had a really boring B Plot that didn't do much, and while the main plot wasn't terrible, it was just kind of lacking any of the elements that made Rick and Morty as good as it was. It was at best a filler episode.
The Toxic and Clean versions seemed like it added something that hasn't really been done before. Sure, Morty's depression and self-loathing is shown to be a huge part of Morty, but we get to see what he's like without his "flaws", and it's far, far worse than Normal Morty. Instead of the loveable loser we have, without his flaws he becomes this annoying, Patrick Bateman-type motherfucker. He's lost all likeable and underdog qualities and instead we see that he's far worse, and definitely incredibly off. Rick's similar enough, in that sure, the "Ideal" Rick is more friendly, easy going and genuinely seems to be far better, until you learn that he's completely sociopathic and uncaring towards everything else. You see that while Rick does care for Morty, that's a fault he sees in himself and he wishes he didn't, and it's cool to explore that shit. Plus, the episode was funny and had cool science shit like the rebirth gun, so props to that.
Mad Mad's the city becoming domesticated wasn't really something explored, more a "Look! The Mad Max society is like a sit-com town! Isn't that hilarious?" Nothing was really explored, it was just a reskinned sterotypical American town with a Fallout Raider aesthetic. Rick snagging the crystal wasn't really a character moment, seeing as that entire episode's motive for him was getting the crystal. We've seen him do awful shit, him taking the power source for a tribe of cannibal-raiders isn't particularly interesting or telling.
Pickle Rick was weird, sure, but I enjoyed seeing how he dealt with the issues in clever ways. It didn't work perfectly, but since they were trying something new I don't particularly care since enough of it was good that I could enjoy it. Contrast to the vindicators, which again, didn't really say anything new. I've heard the "Everyone's grimdark and the same, they've taken away the uniqueness" from billions of comments, chats and peoples", and they just didn't add anything particularly interesting there. There was no big Rick and Morty take on it, it was just pointing out obvious flaws without adding anything cool. I'm surprised they didn't point out how there was Rainbow Man in a nearly black and white costume.
Haven't watched Bojack season four yet, season three was iffish enough after season 2 so I'm not super eager to binge it, plus I've a shit ton of other stuff on. After how great season two's finale was, season three just kind of felt... eh. Like, it wasn't bad, and there was a few cool things like the underwater episode, but I suppose I'll give season four a try some time.
Season 3.
Episode one was great.
Episode two was good.
Episode three was meh, cool action sequences, shitty story and the therapist bit was annoying (Rick is obviously smarter than this woman, and yet the writer's took joy in her dominating Rick, ugh, feminists)
Episode four was bad. Cliche, boring, with the only highlights being Noob Noob's goDAMN and the Logic cameo.
Episode five was good. Story good, cool action sequences, a trippy sequence, and a nice ending to top it off.
Episode six was wishy-washy. It was fun to see their toxic versus healthy sides, but the storyline kind of meandered on and wasn't all that engaging.
Episode seven I have not seen. Plan on watching it later tonight.
I have many questions as to why you think that the feminist scene was "Ugh, feminists". Please, explain.
Watch the video on youtube 'Ricking Morty' about that specific episode. Watch as the writer basically foams at the mouth about how the therapist 'dominated' Rick.
I feel like the writing could've been stronger than Rick just doesn't 'respect' therapy or whatever. He could've retaliated in more of a Rick manner, shutting down the therapists thoughts about how fucked up Rick is to the family (since he planned the divorce and the seperation, apparently) instead of allowing her to drone on and on and on about how fucked up Rick is to the family and whatnot. I mean, obviously, it's true, but Rick's character could've definitely used better writing in this specific instance.
Plus, that therapist character was an uppity bitch, I bet she eats poop.
That's forty minutes, ideally give me a specific part where it's at so I don't have to watch the whole thing.
Watch from about 37:00.
Alright, response time. Basically, even holding this, nothing to do with feminism. Can't tell if that's a really shit joke, or you're just being as stupid as you regularly are.
Either way, it seems the writer enjoyed having someone be able to tell Rick off, which I don't see as an issue. Rick might be a genius, but he's got serious sociopathic tendencies and isn't capable of accepting his own emotions, so yeah, on the issue of his psyche, the psychiatrist knows more than him. He looked at her with the indifferent, bored look that Rick has a lot of the time, plus I don't know how coming back with "Yeah, but I did it because I don't care about the family or whatever" would be anything more than playing into the therapist's hands.
It was a shitty joke, but then you tried to over-examine it and I just explained how I felt. Chill down, sir. Chill down.
Well yeah, I pointed out your shitty joke and then refuted your point. Terrific.
Stop being a cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunt. Thanks :)
Christ, what a harsh response. Truly the soul of wit and brevity's striking me down tonight. Ouch.
Damn, you make me want to kill myself.
All I'd have to do is climb your ego and jump to your IQ.
Oh, delightful. Go do that, then. Down some bleach and finish it all, and make improve the general quality of life for yours parents and I.
So, anyways, did you see the preview for the newest episode?
And at that point, seeing as you're useless to interact with on a people level, I'll end the conversation now.
I love how your 'people level' includes throwing meaningless comebacks in a thread obviously about Rick and Morty.
I tried to bring the whole conversation back around to the topic at hand, because everytime I interact with you you draw into a long-winded comeback war that puts absolutely nothing into critical thinking, opinions about the thread, etc. It's quite boring and repetitive. But each is to their own, I'll just simply ignore you from now on I guess, since you seem to just want to have a flame war.
And if you do happen to put some cool thing into the conversation, then I'll interact with you. Because sometimes, you actually do have intriguing opinions and thoughtful discussions.
Well, thanks for your time, I guess.
I personally feel like the newest citadel episode was the best of the season. One of the most hard hitting plot moments in the show at the very end of the episode.
I avoid all hype. Hype beasts are the world's worst... uh... thing? Remember No Man's Sky? Yeah, just avoid hype. It's my favorite show on the air right now, but that's just my opinion. I didn't read about how great it was, or anything like that. I watched the first episode because my girlfriend recommended it, and after that I've been hooked. And I'm not even like a science geek (in fact, I think I have a D in science class right now...). It's just unique. The hype comes with the popularity (and the LOOOOOONG wait between seasons).
Well, finished the season. Morty's Mind Blowers was pretty fun. Seemed like a bunch of fun Rick and Morty bits, all in all it was a pretty good episode. The ABC's of Beth was mediocre. The B Plot amounted to nothing more than "Jerry's with an alien, uh oh, things aren't going well!" It was super boring and seemed like a way to waste time. The main plot was... eh, whatever. There was some cool bits, like the actual incest-cannibalism of Tommy, the Varrix clearly being sentient people and no one caring, and the fun sentient switchblade, but besides that... eh. I guess more plot about Beth being like Rick. There's a really in your face bit where Beth wonders if she wants to abandon her family, which doesn't even have the balls to be left hanging as it continues shittily in the next episode. Season 1 had the balls to kill off an entire Earth and leave behind the Summer, Beth and Jerry we'd had, this isn't new or interesting territory. Anyhow, really a waste of an episode.
The finale, unfortunately, was also shit. Rather than being about Evil Morty as I hoped, it's about Keith David president. Now, Keith David is great and I love him, but here it was... meh. There's just nothing interesting here. We don't even get to see Phoenix Person or the Citadel of Ricks or anything. They set the reset button on the Jerry-Beth relationship in a stupid, regressive move that even they call themself out on. There's a complete and super unreasonable change in Keith David's character because I guess they needed an antagonist. Then, that just fizzles out for a continuation of the Beth maybe being a clone thing, which I don't care about. Fuck, it contains a Minecraft bit, because I guess that's still a thing. Compared to the fantastic ending of Season 2, I just don't give a fuck. It's such a shit finale to the season that it left me deflated and annoyed. Fuck it, I don't even care too much about the next season.
Yeah, the ending was a total fucking disappointment. It didn't move anything forward, hit the reset button, both on the divorce AND the entire plot of the episode. The worst thing was that I thought the Rick that walked in on the President (flying fish Rick or some shit) was actually sent by Evil Morty.... but NOPE, just a dumb loophole. No cliffhanger, and killed all hype with like, the last couple of sentences (something along the lines of... Season 4 will be like Season 1 but more stream-lined), and then the Mr. Poopy Butthole part wasn't even funny.
A hit or miss season with a miss ending. Come on, at least leave it at a cliffhanger so we are actually waiting for the show, if it takes another two years for Season 4, then nobody will care because the Season 3 ending had much to be desired.
To be fair, you have to have a very high IQ to understand Rick and Morty. The humour is extremely subtle, and without a solid grasp of theoretical physics most of the jokes will go over a typical viewers head. There's also Rick's nihilistic outlook, which is deftly woven into his characterisation- his personal philosophy draws heavily from Narodnaya Volya literature, for instance. The fans understand this stuff; they have the intellectual capacity to truly appreciate the depths of these jokes, to realise that they're not just funny- they say something deep about LIFE. As a consequence people who dislike Rick & Morty truly ARE idiots- of course they wouldn't appreciate, for instance, the humour in Rick's existential catchphrase "Wubba Lubba Dub Dub," which itself is a cryptic reference to Turgenev's Russian epic Fathers and Sons. I'm smirking right now just imagining one of those addlepated simpletons scratching their heads in confusion as Dan Harmon's genius wit unfolds itself on their television screens. What fools.. how I pity them.
And yes, by the way, i DO have a Rick & Morty tattoo. And no, you cannot see it. It's for the ladies' eyes only- and even then they have to demonstrate that they're within 5 IQ points of my own (preferably lower) beforehand. Nothin personnel kid.
This meme has filtered to the entire internet. I read this before Pewdiepie memed it.
My favorite part about the show is the subtle characterization. I don't really get most of the references or jokes, but the characterization and things you don't see in most shows is interesting. There's a quite a bit of subtleness if you look for it. Seems like the two ends of extreme simultaneously.
Generally the part of the episodes that focus on people like jerry are predictable and stereotypical - everything turns out alright, things are fixed, it all gets better. Whereas the ones involving rick and/or morty tend to be more complicated and questions morality or makes plain some of the stupid stuff that's in place irl that no one really thinks of, and there's always something wrong, something that just leaves an off feeling that'd different from what you get with the normal happy endings.
*spoilers* There's a lot of subtle hints and clues that foreshadow things too. On the evil morty episode going through ricks memories, there's a baby morty. Morty's 14. And rick's been gone from the family for 20 years. Therefor, rick couldn't have seen this morty as a baby, and unless that was a complete accident, that means there's going to be something about rick's first morty, or a past morty. And that the show doesn't follow the same set of rick and morty - I'm pretty sure there's at least 3 different sets of ricks and mortys the show has followed. The episode with Mr Poopy Butthole, as stupid as the name sounds, and then the one where somehow Jerry comes along and he's left at jerry daycare. The number on the tickets in the beginning is c-136 I believe? Whereas the normal set the show follows is c-137. Those probably aren't the only ones. It just plays around with a lot of concepts and things you don't see in other shows.
I also have a hunch that maybe evil morty is doofus rick's morty.
No, it's always been the same Rick and Morty as far as the show can tell. The rest of the family were abandoned in the Cronenberg Universe, but the Rick and Morty stay the same, as far as we can tell. The number on the tickets was C-137, although Rick left his number off, so it's quite possible that this isn't his universe of origin.
Also, Doofus Rick doesn't have a Morty, he didn't have kids. Evil Morty, I think, will be Main Rick's original Morty, the one we saw in the memory that he left for dead somewhere or something.
I just started watching this series yesterday, and holy shit, this is probably one of my new favorites. I'm currently on season two, just finished watching Total Rickall.
I am quite sad over the ned of Season 3 but after analyzing Mr. Poopybutthole's words at the end I am guessing Season 4 will start around Christmas time.
Or just a couple of episodes to end off the seasons. Season 4 would be a little rushed.
That could be true you may be right. How ever I still think it's comiing out around CHristamas but probably next year
(I'm replying to the first comment) Royal, just watch Boku No Pico and some anime shows... Actually, if you like watching three gay boys doing a three sum, Boku No Pico is for you. But if you want the regular anime TV shows, I suggest One Punch Man and Naruto. (Do any of you watch Pokémon?) Don't hate on anime/hentai. It's the best thing which has ever happened to be. (Anime hentai sure is detailed.)
But seriously, instead of watching Rick and Morty, you could watch anime.
To stay on task, I like all of the episodes of Rick and Morty. I really love Pickle Rick though. He's amazing. <3
70% of anime is shit. I mean, 70% of everything is shit, but I think most if not all of Hentai belongs in that 70%, personally. It's all poorly-conceived-of garbage with basic content despite not at all needing to be rooted in reality, and girls only have 1 face and 2 body types, none of which are particularly interesting. Unless they're those loli prostitots in which case there's a third body type that's actively repulsive. And there's also horrifying fat-lipped basement nerds that go around raping everyone and that's pretty shitty too. I can actually say that Hentai is probably the third worst porn genre I've seen more than one of and you should be ashamed of your dumb tastes.
I guess she can replace Raven and Negative.
She hasn't annoyed people with 100s of PMs talking about guns and she hasn't made any suicide threads so she's already doing better than both so far.
End, who exactly is Raven and Negative?
They are banned fools.
Okay, but what exactly did they do?
Negative literally asked End to be banned, and I wasn't around when Raven was banned. I don't lnow for sure if he was- I've been told by a few people he is banned, but if so I don't know how he was.
Is there any confirmation with Raven being banned? I remember him being rather harmless for the most part.
Raven isn't banned, he just left, though I think there's been suspicions that he's now Wizzycat.
I had a feeling Minnie didn't know what he was talking about. I'm beginning to think that I may have made a mistake in releasing him from his collar.
But Raven being Wizzy? That would be pretty bizarre if it was true.
Sentinel called Wizzy "Raven" as if he knew something, but he might have just been using the name as an insult to Wizzy.
For the record, I called Wizzy "Raven" because he was bumbling on about how the Heckler and Koch 1965 MNUMB3R5 Defender Minigun can fire x^63 bullets per second and therefore is a dangerous thing that needed to be banned, not because I thought he was an alt.
Lurking with a different account? Haven't talked to him lately, but he's logged on a few times to PM.
E: Raven must've logged on before he was banned. Prob stopped PMing me afterwards, then.
Her face says she's ten but her chest says she's at least 14. But hey, if KFC can convince Japan that it's normal practice in America to have fried chicken on Christmas because Colonel Sanders is Santa Claus, they can probably convince them it's normal to put huge globs of BGH in the batter as part of the secret herbs and spices, so who knows what kind of mutant 10 year olds there are out there.
Hang on, is Dini a chick?
I doubt it. She's probably a Raven.
Or just trying to deal with the stress of never becoming a successful painter/dancer, losing a daughter and having two troglodyte-level retards for stepsons.
My gender is classified, so please don't question me. Just say that it is "other" for now.
Nah, fuck that. I'll presume you're a lonely old twenty year old dude.
Alright. You have the right to presume anything you want. Doesn't mean that you have information to back up your claim.
Wow Mizal. Don't judge me just because of my fucking av.
If you don't want people to judge you for your avatar, change it to something that doesn't look like a horny pedophile made it.
Thanks for the helpful tip Minnie. (I'm not being sarcastic.) Your profile pic sorta reminds me of Kakashi from Naruto. He's pretty cool in my opinion.
There are actually GOOD anime shows out there. Just because one anime TV show is crap doesn't mean that the other TV shows are as well. I like anime because of their theme songs. If you listen to the theme songs when they are played on the piano, they sound fucking amazing and beautiful. Otherwise, I'll just stick to my regular TV shows.
Thanks. <3
I figured that I wasn't acting quite polite, but you guys did piss me off though. So again, sorry for the incovience. (I hope that you can accept my apology.)
Apology rejected, you 40-year old sexpat/weaboo. I'd add virgin, but you've probably used your college fund to fuck a 12 year old Thai ladyboy or something.
It's "threesome", you degenerate.
Sorry mate, I made an error there.
Among many other errors.
It's okay.
