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Jujujujujuuuuu!

Fantastic level.

Juju caused the tea spillage right?

@@mickgorro yup

@@mythmakroxymore1670 I have to make this comment, it won't let me do anything else

HAHAHA! Very nice.

Carl's brain sees only 2 things: - Shinys - Absolutely nothing

69,420 IQ! 😆

If you find this funny, you should watch my ADHD ass trying to do normal things 😭😭😂

Best Brian

He also didnt realize he could kill himself before cp1ing himself by letting the cannon drop on his head.

HAHAHAHAHAHA

What I heard: "Getting over it, but it's a water level" Now I gotta go watch Master and Commander again.

But make the water level rise. And it doesn't rise all the way to the top. It makes you do the last section and only the last section. But if you miss the last jump once, you either have to redo the entire level or wait for the water to go ALL the way down AND up again for your second attempt (or just restart). Oh, and don't forget that mushroom! (and prob change the ending to have the switch state matter).

Keep in mind tho, it’s all fun and games until you come across a frog suit check, and the level has a few…er…obstacles catered against the frog suit jank

One of the rare instances where adding water makes the level better

I agree with this because, like Carl said, you could do *anything* with a romhack, but that has both pros and cons. In a Mario Maker level, you already know all the mechanics that are in the game, you have the same set of tools available when you're making a level as the creator had when making their level - when your expectations are subverted, it's surprising because you already have an educated guess on what SHOULD happen, but it was subverted anyway. With a romhack, ANYTHING can happen - if your expectations are subverted, and the explanation is just "I coded it to act differently", it doesn't have that same surprise value because you would never have been able to guess what would happen correctly anyway. Not to say that romhack trolls are inherently worse than Mario Maker trolls, because sometimes that extra freedom CAN be funnier, but having a consistent set of rules, knowing what those rules are, and then still being surprised by them is far more effective for me than being surprised by rules that could be made up on the spot.

Taken for granite?

The important lesson here is that we should all start enunciating our consonants better.

@ shoot! i thought i erased the memory of that one

when i was a kid i would say "From earlier" instead of familiar

Yes! And it's called a "mondegreen" too! We need to teach Carl this word!

Yes they would

Absolutey

Let me guess, you take a lycan to them? XD Well I was close enough.

I see what you did there

"I canine do it captain..."

Oh shit, I also used to think it said "and the thunder chief". I'd forgotten all about that.

Étoile d'araignée haha that's so cute

you may be interested in some hilarious language skits: ru-vid.comKHrN1Inly6Q

@@Bobbias A common Swedish one is "pancake", which is "pannkaka" properly, but a lot of children hear it as "pangkaka", which would translate to "bang-cake".

@@AnotherDuck bang-cake was not a good translation for that.

@@mawillix2018 I think it's good enough for the purpose of this context. Translations are always arguable when it comes to words that aren't directly translated with the exact same meaning.

Interesting...

"My hdm1 cable!! D:"

Right I wasn’t ready but I’m glad he spoke

1:56

That's what happens when your language is a creole of four other languages.

I think the technical term is 'malapropism'.

@@MetaKaios From what I understand, a mondegreen is a mistake made by a listener, whereas a malapropism is a mistake made by a speaker. I could be wrong, as it turns out I was concerning the difference between eggcorns and mondegreens, but that's at least my understanding of the difference. On a slightly unrelated note, one of my favorite examples of a malapropism comes from the show Trailer Park Boys. When making claims regarding his mother's maiden name, the character Ricky refers to it as her "mating name".

Update: I watched the video 👍🏻 The level creator was not benevolent

Am German, don't know Zombie or The Cranberries, do know Zahanweh Zahanweh Zahanweh-eh-eh.

@@DavidSmith-bh6ez That's exactly the one.

"What's in your hair, in your hair, mommy, mommy"

@@FadkinsDiet Haha, haven't heard that one before.

Misheard song lyrics are sometimes called "mondegreens" in English ("They hae slain the Earl o' Moray / And Lady Mondegreen [laid him on the green]"). There also is an old website called "Kiss this Guy" (after the misheard Jimi Hendrix lyrics "excuse me while I kiss the sky").

He has learned nothing

It took me a sec to realize the editor had a bit a fun there looking at the clock.

cults are a truly scary thing because you won't be able to outsmart it's influence unless you realize your joining a cult because they reinforce two things that aren't true your alone without them and your lost without them to where some people who leave will rejoin because they were so far gone

It's a famous addage of con artists that they prefer smart marks. "Dumb" people are often used to being tricked, so they're on guard for it.

It would make sense that college students end up in cults, they are used to paying people to be told what to do after all.

You have already joined a cult... One of us One of us One of us

A funny one as I was learning Chinese is the word for technical school 技術學院(jìshù xuéyuà) is often shortened to 技院 (jìyuàn). That shortened version is pronounced the same way as the word for brothel.

Similar to that is how many words in English have the same letters and different pronunciation. Look for a poem called "The Chaos" by G Nolst Trenité

@@Bobbias yes tones are identical lol

HARD AGREE

A long time ago there was an online community-created multiplayer A Link to the Past-based game. I forget how it was all connected, but anyone could create their own bit and get others to enter it. You could also add code (some high-level game logic type code) to NPCs and other interactables.