Comments by "" (@MonkeyJedi99) on "Overly Sarcastic Productions" channel.

  1. I rather like the modern interpretation of sacrificing virgins. We called it dating. With benefits.
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  2.  @wraithcadmus  Not being able to fully breathe would eventually make me pretty compliant. Even former cops know that one!
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  3. You... frighten me.
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  4. OMG I would finally see a transformers movie is Helen Mirren played O.P.!
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  5. Two of my favorite train fights: The train fight in a kind of B, B- movie, The Hunted - 1995. (Christopher Lambert, samurai, ninjas...) The train fight in episode 13 of Violet Evergarden.
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  6. Spelled out in bodies...
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  7. The premise of the math has an error. The purpose of the formula is to find the time to cover the earth in a depth (cm) of gold, but is written as looking for the time to cover the earth in a layer of a volume of gold (cm^3). - I don't have a quick way to check the validity of the formula or the math shown, I just happened to notice the incongruity. It's my OCD. Not trying to be critical.
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  8. I saw a video that posited that the hell from Event Horizon is The Warp from Warhammer 40K.
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  9. Stalag 13 mythology: HOGAAAAAAAN!!!!
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  10. I imagines Alanis Morrissette.
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  11.  @onegenericman  "Of course, you know this means war!" - The last thing anyone hears before Bugs finally gets serious.
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  12. Knock knock. - who's there? Colon. - colon who? Colonizer! I'm kidding, colonizers never knock. - Stolen from the comedian Randy Feltface.
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  13. Huge thanks for the John Mulaney joke reference! - This is my third-ever Trope Talk video, and I did not expect an hour's worth of information in every 20-minute (or thereabouts) roll. I think my brain has stretch marks...
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  14. There is a scene in the anime Gate where they need to disable a guy, but the person detailed to do the job says something like, "If I hit him hard enough to knock him out, I might also kill him." If I remember right, the elf in the group uses sleep magic.
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  15. There is also a soft "rule of three" in comedy, and I learned a rule of three in sword fighting. Two to set the expectation for the pattern to continue (because human brains love seeing patterns), then surprise and subvert with the third. - Also, the rule of three works with insults, you swamp-guzzling, toad-licking, kneebiter!
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  16. Kyle Kinane came up with the best tombstone inscription: Kyle Christian Kinane Born: 1976 - Died: In Your Arms Tonight "Must have been something you said."
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  17. I saw videos about this from people who got copyright claimed by a copyright claimed by a company that has no way to contact them. One person got claimed on music that they had secured expressed rights to use, because someone else used the music WITHOUT rights, but used the company to put a claim. Another got copyright claimed on their OWN MUSIC! - And the entity who makes the claim is the entity who decides if your counter-claim is going to win. Which is BUNK! Because it is in the claimant's interest to shut the content owner down.
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  18. When I saw Aliens (the second movie in the series, for those who aren't OLD like me) in the theater, it started with slowly building DRAMA MUSIC and a simple splash screen "In space, no one can hear you scream." Then the screen faded to black. And then I screamed to see how many people would jump. Answer: All of them!
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  19.  @springtrap1156  Great album by Queen. Freddy's last songs.
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  20. That only partially describes Spy X Family. Okay, truth talk? I made this comment to share what an AMAZING show that is with more people!
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  21. I really like the Firefly reference on deceivers! Thanks, from a browncoat-by-heart.
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  22. Troy Story 2 - That killed me!
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  23.  @Oakleaf012  Odin got the short end of that comparison. One eye and two merely large ravens versus TWO eyes and a whole FLIGHT of GIANT eagles.
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  24.  @AlexArthur94  Ah yes, the Arkenstone incident.
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  25. I think the ONLY good thing about that movie, well two things, are the acting chops of Michael York and Elizabeth Taylor (or whatever her last name was that month.)
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  26. Points for the "They Live" reference!
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  27. Seems like a prime example of the topic, eh?
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  28. I have a hard time keeping interest in podcasts. At least the ones that seem to always run well over an hour. After 20-30 minutes, I'm thinking less about the content and more about what else I could be doing with the time.
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  29. A good immortality story (I unfortunately lost the book!) is The Boat of a Million years by Poul Anderson. It has enough of a cast of immortals that you get to see the benefits and burdens of not dying from several points of view. - I also like Barry Sadler's "The Eternal Mercenary" series. The main character is a 'made-immortal' who has to wait until a certain person is reborn again in a "second coming" to release them from life. Very cool series.
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  30. I saw a (History Channel?) show on EA Poe. Based on some contemporary (meaning of the time) sources, Poe was not so much a heavy drinker, more that he had a rare condition where a little bit of alcohol had a disproportional effect on him. The story that he was a drunk and a drug user was part of a pattern of lies by Rufus Wilmot Griswold, who had a massive grudge with our Poe.
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  31. That was truly Animaniacs-worthy!
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  32.  @kalodawg8297  I know, but I really like the anime and wanted to share.
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  33. John Denver wouldn't be as much of a joke if he had put enough fuel in his plane. He'd probably still be alive, too.
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  34. Huh. I never thought of Anakin/Vader as living in a sunk cost fallacy. Thank you for the new idea my brain is chewing on!
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  35. So, 'dragon' as a word is about as specific as the word 'house'. Or perhaps better, the word 'home'
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  36. Well, now I'm thinking about it. Thanks!
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  37. Adventure Time! -> Adventure Time on the Adventure Train!
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  38. Thanks, the last few seconds before the sponsor now have me imagining scaly, winged, flying, fire and poison breathing, web spinning, eight-legged terrors sitting on piles of treasure. My D&D group will know (after the fact) whence this horror arose!
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  39. After watching this, I feel a good bit smarter, and I think Arthur is a great Lancer to The Tick.
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  40. Really? Japanese "Google it you idiot?" You got me good.
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  41. Aha! You can get the pound of flesh with no blood. First kill Antonio, and have the undertaker drain his blood. Step in, take you carefully-weight slice,and deal done. Or use a lightsaber and return any blood that happens to be in the chunk you remove.
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  42. I think that's $11.99 at Olive Garden.
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