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WCDT 4471-4475 (the 1st through the 5th of March, 2021)

Started by Gyrre, 27 Feb 2021, 23:30

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Name for Hanners' special tea?

the Special-tea
Chá-mehameha
Tea Blast Thrust
Shin tea ko ho
Continuous Chai Chai Missile
Love and Teas
Earl Grey Gun
Claritea
other anime pun (please post)
Hanners, save some for yourself!

snubnose

Quote from: Gyrre on 04 Mar 2021, 21:40
*looks at poll results*
*frowns*

Guess I should explain those, then.

Chá-mehameha < kamehameha: Goku's signature move
Tea blast thrust < ki blast thrust (don't know the user)
Shin tea ko ho < Shin ki ko ho: Tien Shinhan's "tri-beam blast"
Continuous Chai Chai Missile < Continuous die die missile (again, don't know the user)
Love and Teas < Love and peace!: Vash the Stampede, Trigun
...

That was a waste of a perfectly good explanation.

(Citation from one of my favorite tv shows: https://stargate.fandom.com/wiki/Rising )
Carpe Diem

Perfectly Reasonable

Quote from: BenRG on 04 Mar 2021, 23:17
...
Wait... are Yay and Elliot flirting? :-o

Marshmallows + eggs = marshmallow pudding.
What would I do if I were smart?
I guess first I'd stop taking the stupid pills.

Thrillho

Quote from: Potato Farmer on 04 Mar 2021, 22:07
Yeah, Elliot would have a hard time intimidating anyone outside of his work environment.

I intimidate plenty of people just existing in public and Being Tall. He doesn't need to do anything for it to be happening.

In the end, the thing people will remember is kindness.

Is it cold in here?

I believe Morituri has reported the same experience.
Thank you, Dr. Karikó.

Farideh

I am not hiding. I am maintaining a respectful distance.

zmeiat_joro

Yay <totally not Desire of the Endless for copyright reasons> and Elliot bonding is so cute.
I, for one, welcome the fragmentation of deeper levels of shared reality.

Gyrre

Quote from: BenRG on 04 Mar 2021, 23:17
[snip]

Wait... are Yay and Elliot flirting? :-o

I believe it to be banter. Weirdly, a lot of folks have trouble parsing the two.

Quote from: Thrillho on 05 Mar 2021, 14:48
Quote from: Potato Farmer on 04 Mar 2021, 22:07
Yeah, Elliot would have a hard time intimidating anyone outside of his work environment.

I intimidate plenty of people just existing in public and Being Tall. He doesn't need to do anything for it to be happening.

Whereas I have to where a labcoat or something else with fitted shoulders to show just how broad I am in order to intimidate. Granted, I usually have to cuff or roll up the sleeves so my hands aren't covered by them[1]. But still.

[1] I'm 5'5" (165cm) and I usually need a 2XL for anything with fitted shoulders if I want to move my arms more than 15° forward without ripping out said shoulders.
Quotea real-ass gaddam sword
Quote"Broken swords and dragon bones scattered on the way back home."

Too stubborn to die, just like the rest of my family.

Baz_Yat

Yay reminds me of one of those villains who has decided 'You know what, evil is boring, I We need a challenge. Let's try being nice." and he's discovered that it's more fun when people like you being around. And you get to pet more animals.

mneme

You know, I'm really glad Yay's not telepathic, or I'd worry about them being a side-reference to Seanan McGuire's Cuckoos from the Incryptid series.

Oh, wait, they're telepathic TO OTHER AIS.

Well, at least they have ethics!

JimC

Egg metaphors are weird at the best of times, because they hark back to different times. A bad  egg was one that had been fertilised, almost unknown in retail in the west, so I suppose could be said to represent murder and a destroyed life.
So of course a good egg is one that hasn't, apparently at least, been fertilised, so does it represent lost opportunities and vanished hopes? Disappointed ambitions perhaps, or what?
And let's not start on rotten eggs...
But modern egg retail is so sanitised that maybe all the nuances are lost?
But I do like the wasp egg metaphor.

Gyrre

Quote from: JimC on 06 Mar 2021, 21:26
Egg metaphors are weird at the best of times, because they hark back to different times. A bad  egg was one that had been fertilised, almost unknown in retail in the west, so I suppose could be said to represent murder and a destroyed life.
So of course a good egg is one that hasn't, apparently at least, been fertilised, so does it represent lost opportunities and vanished hopes? Disappointed ambitions perhaps, or what?
And let's not start on rotten eggs...
But modern egg retail is so sanitised that maybe all the nuances are lost?
But I do like the wasp egg metaphor.

TIL
Quotea real-ass gaddam sword
Quote"Broken swords and dragon bones scattered on the way back home."

Too stubborn to die, just like the rest of my family.