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I'm asking because they were funny and interesting and I don't want them to be lost when Twitter finishes burning to the ground. If someone has link, I would really appreciate it.
Hey everyone, I'm sure you couldn't wait for yet another music search question! Your wait wasn't in vain, because I would like to know if someone knows the soundtrack that plays during the Cool Air section in the Lovecraft special video, the time stamp is 9:58 - 10:35. With the help of the OSP Soundtrack YouTube playlist (166 tracks) I could already find 3 other tracks from the video that I was searching for, only this one is still missing. There are quite a few videos deleted or set to private by now (13 tracks), so maybe the track is among those? I'd be very thankful for any help, thank you in advance!
Edit: I found it by isolating the background music using vocalremover.org and searching for the song with aha-music.com; the track is Freeza Osorubeki Power from the Dragon Ball Z OST
After the detail diatribe about revenge of the sith I wanted to read Stovers novelization, but I'm struggling to find a copy: none of my bookstores or libraries hold it, I need to go to out of my country to find the nearest copy. Archive.org doesnt have a copy available for loan, google books recently made their ebook unavailable. I see amazon has a copy, but ideally i dont want to support a large company like them, especially not Amazon. Do anyone have any tips to where I can get my hands on the book?
How buff?
ive been watching through the justice league and recently got to the episode "A Better World" and remembered that red had talked about it in a trope talk and was interested in watching it again with the added context of having actually seen the episode but i cant remember which trope talk it was in. does anyone here have any ideas?
I was looking for Blue’s video on the Peloponnesian War but can’t find it at all. I checked the ‘bad history’ unlisted playlist too and nothing. I have memories of watching the video (or maybe another osp video on the same topic??) and found a reference to it at around 0:15 in the Alcabiades video. Can anyone else find the video? Has it been deleted or maybe just blocked in my country?
(Also it has been a while since I watched the video so I might be thinking of another osp video that covered the same topic 😅. If anyone knows if there is another video on the Peloponnesian War pls let me know!)
Example: Ithica man stabs guys eye after trying to cook his pet
Maybe they could cover the life of Robert Burns in a history summarised. I'm not sure if it'd be quite interesting enough, but it'd be nice to see. If you read this post, you're pretty goddamn cool. I don't make the rules, I just make em.
Like the title said,what if Tripitaka and Odysseus switch places? Could both of them complete the mission given to them?
Odysseus goal:to go to Western Heaven
Tripitaka goal:back to Ithaca
Personality stays the same
Scenario 1: their original team also follows them(like Monkey, Pigsy, Sandy and Horse also transfered to Odyssey to assist Tripitaka and vice versa)
Scenario 2: both teams stay the same( only both of them switch places).
(Additional scenario for Tripitaka)
He doesn't anger the gods/Poseidon
He somehow and for some reason blinded Polyphemus (could be accidentally) and make Poseidon angry
I wrote the first part, then someone added the question mark and it devolved from there
I feel like these types of stories are innately controversial because everyone has a different threshold for forgiveness or acceptance of an offending party's reformation efforts. No one person will full agree that XYZ villain/anti-hero has sufficiantly made up for the damages caused. There's also the idea of "deserving redemption" when turning oneself around is a personal choice first and foremost.
Especially now when it seems like the greatest supervillain has taken over the world and we just want a hero to leap off the big screen to at least punch him in the nose. Redemption arcs complicate our feelings on villains we loved to hate. Is it any wonder the Diamonds from Steven Universe still has the fandom polarized?
I just think there's more for Red to chew on.
I remember in either a video or a podcast episode red talks about david xanatos saying "pay a man enough and he'll walk barefoot into hell" but idr when/where she says it, anyone know?
I did.What's your favorite a while ago?And now in curious , what's your least favorite?
I noticed that this year had some of the gods in gold plated, but not my boy Dionysus! Does anyone know if the gold plated ones kind of rotate or is there any place I could find one?
Next week’s Trope Talk will be about, The Dreaded! 😈