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The best part is Brennan said in one of the Adventuring Parties that his thoughts after one of the fun facts (i wish I remember which) was basically just "I need to be dead right now."

@@eddiemate it was the fact about bones in your hand, and yeah. Just nope right out of that threat

And the added thing of this coming from a guy 4 times your size holding you like a misbehaving toddler.

Ken Kanecki- “write that down, write that down!”

Have you read Tom Sawyer?

Yknow, I always wondered, what would hurt more, breaking the bones in your hands and feet, or every other bone? We can find out together.

​@@YaburuRunyaruI am curious why you are asking

PLEASE

Somebody call @DeepBlueInk

Hell yeah!

Top Ten Most Brutal Cross-Over by WatchMojo

"vaugely"

Double Scaroused

I mean who doesn't find Bleem a little bit attractive....and I'm ace 😅

​@@dark_neverlandsaaaaame 😅

"Vaguely". Hank Green: "Please never tell Brennan how hot I think he is." 🤣

Right?? It's lovely

i like how it could also just as easily be extremely threatening. "I don't think you are the distraction, i think you are the main problem!"

And that it CONTINUED TO BE TERRIFYING

One of my favorite moments of that campaign.

Brennan is a genius. Able to hear that fact and immediately use it to terrifying effect. One of the best storytellers I’ve ever heard.

I like to imagine that the excitement Brennan plays as Ronnie is half him realizing how he can perfectly segway into the next plot-beat, and thinking to himself "no fucking WAY do I get to tie these things together"

"Holy shit, Martha, you hearing this? The humans finally shut up!"

Almost on par with "reality shatters" for me.

​@@jdk2535Where was "reality shatters" from again?

Also "romance partner"

@@Julie-hl8ub It sounds very Unsleeping City but I'm not 100% sure?

Also, "The smile of a devil you never believed in"

Slutty, slutty bird facts 🥺

There are so many non-horny bird facts, but Pasha needed to pick the one about pounding and powerful feelings (With hand gestures) Also: Freddie just losing his shit in the middle of it there x)

That is the CUTEST

@@IrisGlowingBlue Like the pallas's cat, they will also sit on their tails to warm their toebeans

Like the old man with the shovel in the first Home Alone movie, but just carry that energy throughout the whole movie

Yes, “autistic people = odd/unsettling = frightening” in mainstream media is a fairly common ableism

There’s a hitman in Terry Pratchett’s The Truth who brings up obscure facts all the time.

​@@Xanderj89 The Fix is literally a cartoon embodiment of one specific trait of humanity, and in a way where it makes complete sense for him in-world (he "eliminates distraction", which is how hyperfixation works, and "distractions" are also cartoon embodiments of such, such as the big invasive thought guy). He's also shown to mostly only be "frightening" toward the 'targets' of his characteristic. He is in actuality shown as very soft and kind-hearted, sweet, and caring; such as how he cares incredibly deeply for and regularly visits the children of the orphanage of discarded interests to check in on them. I struggled my entire life with mental illnesses with sometimes very severe symptoms, including invasive thoughts, and hyperfixations to the point of forgetting to eat or sleep or do other things I have to. I didn't feel one hint of ableism or feel one hint of offense in either of these representations. I thought they were an interesting and funny portrayals of how embodiments of these specific characteristics that can present itself in me and some others, and sometimes in dysfunctional and "symptomatic" ways, interact with each other when personified and made manifest as these clever and unique 'characteristics as characters'. Plus you're commenting this on a scene where the cartoon embodiment of distilled hyperfixation meets other 'characteristics made characters' where they deeply connect over and are validated in it. I mean through the entire thing, even with the invasive thought, we are shown time and time again how the things which make up hyperfixation as a characteristic (or symptom depending how severe it is presenting itself) can in many cases be helpful and valuable and appreciated and can help solve problems or prevent new ones. Idk if you also struggle with mental illness yourself, but this feels like a reach where you're trying to be upset, when there is enough actual problematic and harmful media out there than this D20 setting which I feel is a very interesting, well-researched and well-thought-out, and compassionate portrayal of the inner workings of a man going through a very difficult time in their lives and how their "inside out" would feel and look. In ways that make me feel more seen if anything, not less.

@@Xanderj89 Go look somewhere else for things to be upset by. He's literally a manifestation of hyperfixation which occurs in just about everyone concerning one thing or another.

So normal vsauce

no, I think he just found a new one.

WHAT'S SO WIERD ABOUT WANTING MY BONES

I use this fact whenever I possibly can.

YES!

You didn't say... um actually...😂

Gentle giant + facts + that voice = “am I really asexual?”

I'm super asexual but also super queer & still experience various kinds of non-physical attractions :)

YOU TOO???

No fucks, full facts.

@@dark_neverland I _had_ heard that asexuality was a spectrum.

Isn't sweat modified blood? I thought that's where he was going with it. I don't remember though, It's been awhile since I watched the associated scishow videos about milk production lol.

Trapp: "I see what you're going for, I'll give you the point unless someone can be more specific"

How long ago has Calamity been?

​@@p4hagen197 Calamity is from Critical Role, not from Dimension20 😊

@@RuiAMGSilva Ah Really? I thought it was a collab

​@@p4hagen197a collab with Brennan and Lou as GM and player, not necessarily with D20 :)

Certified Rosate Spoonbill Moment

hard agree

This and Burrow's End, for me. Just wonderful.

I’m not 100% sure I’d say it’s the best, but by god it’s certainly close.

You have to understand that most people have no instinct for how giraffes fight

@@holyknightthatpwnsneck big, they literally swing it at each other

So either they use their necks and heads like ball-&-chain flails, or their necks are used like swords. Probably more the former, but the latter just brought the thought of “samurai giraffe duel” and the inlying implications of that lol.

Thank you for reminding me of the greatest gag character in anime, Neckson McLongo ​@@BroKenYaKnow

And they sleep curled up kinda like cats!

And scales came from teeth.

This makes sense since all the cells in iur body, outside the heart & lungs, if i remember correctly, regenerate every 7 years. I always wondered what the heck the brain did

I wonder if a mutation in this process is involved in psychological phenomena like eidetic memory

Your statement may be more scientifically accurate but I am still going to share the simple version first to reel people in to the science.

This would do numbers on Tumblr

Extremy cursed ethical vampires

@@SeveralGhost right?

I mean, probably not? Not any more than a baby could live off of drinking blood

@IrisGlowingBlue I suppose it depends if the hema is necessary for the vampire or if it's close enough.