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[DrunkonDuty]

This needs to be a playable game…except maybe with Emus as the main antagonists instead.

Aussies v. Emus II, coming soon!

Hey man, too soon.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

My youngest was saying her favorite dinosaur was a goofy looking bipedal herbivore that apparently dangled its forelimbs behind it as it ran.

I had to explain to her what emus could do to a human -- and will, given the least provocation -- despite being a similarly goofy looking creature (and probably a direct descendant of her favorite).

This, of course, made her love said dinosaur more.

 

[Saracenus]

Hey man, too soon.

Hey, the 1932 Emu War in Australia was almost a 100 years ago, let it go man!

 

[DrunkonDuty]

Never! It is a stain on the honour of my people!

 

[Scribe]

I dont know if this is a real Carlin quote, but it is today.

“Some people see things that are and ask, Why? Some people dream of things that never were and ask, Why not? Some people have to go to work and don't have time for all that”.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

My youngest was saying her favorite dinosaur was a goofy looking bipedal herbivore that apparently dangled its forelimbs behind it as it ran.

I had to explain to her what emus could do to a human -- and will, given the least provocation -- despite being a similarly goofy looking creature (and probably a direct descendant of her favorite).

This, of course, made her love said dinosaur more.

Some birds have not forgotten their ancestors.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Yeah, he is singing in Ethiopian. It's like hearing Shakespeare in the original Klingon. It is an amazing cover of already iconic song.

My favorite description of this cover is someone smashed together the Doors, John Coltrane, with an amazing African singer.

I will say that hearing Judas Priest do their homage to the song warms the cockles of my early teenaged metalhead heart, but The Big Push's (they were from Brighton) cover/mashup is one of my faves. I would have loved to see them busking on the streets of Brighton. Despite his health issues, their lead singer Ren is having a moment right now (well for the past 2 years).

You might appreciate this jazz interpretation by Alex Skolnick’s (Testament) jazz trio.

And Post Malone is (surprisingly) is a metalhead who has done some decent straightforward covers of several iconic tunes, including:

T Pain also caught me off guard with his version:

Oh yeah, There I Ruined It used tech to simulate a John Denver version:

 

[Mannahnin]

Side note, my friend also burned down their family's shed, aka the "chemistry lab," in the backyard when they grabbed the wrong bottle to put out a fire and sprayed the wrong thing on open flame. I think it was white gas, aka liquid petroleum fuel, is that still a thing? Remember kids, Always smother it with a fire blanket or use a chemical fire extinguisher for chem lab fires.

Still common for camping, though I see it a lot with fire dancers/spinners. It's the main fuel they use with those implements.

 

[Snarf Zagyg]

Today's kickstarter* idea-

Mortal Kombat, except with vi and emacs facing off.

The twist- neither side can ever win, because the last level has a horde of undying Tucker's COBOLs.


I'll show myself out now.



*Okay, given this is more of a quarter-baked idea, I may need to put this on GFY- gofundyourself.

 

[Deset Gled]

Mortal Kombat, except with vi and emacs facing off.

The twist- neither side can ever win, because the last level has a horde of undying Tucker's COBOLs.

I'm not much of a programmer, but I would have guessed the final boss would be Assembly.