#146

Find the Simpsons ones really horrifying

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Think it’s something with taking already stylised animation models and fitting them into the Funko template?

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#147

did this for my stag do, it’s very fun for the first 20 minutes but it gets insanely hot inside the inflatable things

we had the park booked for an hour so sacked off the inflatables after half an hour and just played fives for the rest of it

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#148

Ok I was forced to do one for work and it was proper shit (not a great escape room, and not great ‘team’ of colleagues and none could be arsed)

but then did one with some friends up in Newcastle and it was actually really enjoyable. Definitely think it can be a laugh but understand not everyone’s cup of tea.

#149

i find the concept of collecting things that have no practical use at all other than to simply act as a visual reminder or marker that you’re into a particular TV show or film really hard to get my head round, no harm to folk who’re into them mind you

i have a mate who has fucking 100’s of those Nintendo Amiibo things (although i’m led to believe you can actually do something with those?)

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#150

Exactly (to the word) what happened when I did this on a stag do.

It’s good fun for a bit. Bash the stag about. See a load of lads fall over a few times and struggle to get back up. But it wears off VERY quickly and everyone loves a kickabout.

#151

we also found it was very difficult to drink cans whilst wearing the bubble things, which also contributed to them being sacked off early

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#152

Haha we didn’t have cans on the go, but I salute you for doing so!

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#153

People who collect lots of pairs of trainers. OK so you may need a few pairs or styles for everyday use, but I mean people who get limited edition ones and keep them all in the box.

Fidget spinners - I thought you could do tricks with them or something but you literally just spin them round. No wonder the fad died out in weeks. In that time though every kid had one and schools had to send letters round banning them

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#154

People can do tricks with them.

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#155

i used to be very bad for this, have tried to ween myself off it in the last few years.

my mate got a pair of limited edition Nike in one of those END clothing raffles a few months back, he paid £150 for them and ended up punting them for £500, in short, people are fucking stupid

#156

our kids got loads of like dc and marvel funkopop things, but shes a proper dork so. someone got me a darth vader one for xmas or something once? its fine i guess, i think the ones with helmets or weird shaped heads are better than the ones that all look identical. also have a, not funkopop but like a figurine with a big head of harry styles that gf found in the park, find it quite funny that she picked it up and brought it home and gave it to me

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#158

Lemgthbook

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#160

Chaser:

Wide-ranging post this: I don’t get how Minecraft is a huge thing, how it is a game as well as some kind of virtual Lego, nor how on earth Baby Yoda can exist inside it in any meaningful way.

#161

well it’s because it’s

Hope this helps.

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#162

It’s the game bit I guess I don’t get. How is there a game in there :smiley:

#163

To be honest I was fairly confused by minecraft until I gave it a go on a whim and there’s something very absorbing about it. It’s hugely complex if you want it to be or massively simple. It’s also genuinely tense and despite the simplistic graphics kind of beautiful. Stonking music too.

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#164

I bet it is absorbing. One day I will have cause to try it. Until then it’s in a box marked: don’t get.

#165

I don’t really get it either. From what I can tell it seems like there are different games within it? Like a building game where you just make stuff, then also a survival game where you fight things? But maybe they’re happening at the same time idk

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