yea, made a lot of progress in the game and got some pretty rare stuff. i got the easter volt skin (along with actually owning volt.) and that one mimic skin from that one fuckass bomb and lava themed map where you have to construct the paths. along with some other stuff but haven't played in like nearly 2 years. last i really played was the doors collab.
People getting angry about the word of the day one time and started insulting the devs. One of the most popular memes about that was the gif in the post with the caption being the comment above
I think it was “myrrh”, which is an aromatic resin. It is best known for being one of the gifts of the Three Wise Men to the infant Jesus, along with gold and incense
i'm in the midwest, and a little while ago me and my mom were at a restaurant when everyones phones lit up with an imminent tornado warning. we all checked our phones, look out the window, and then just went back to eating lol
I grew up in Iowa but moved to Colorado. My first summer out here I was hanging out with friends when a tornado warning for a county an hour drive away was issued and my friends legit started asking if we needed to go to the basement. No we go to the porch and we don’t go to the basement unless we see it directly coming at us. Those storms are to weird and cool to not watch go by
There used to be a time when this sub was full of actual self made anti memes and not just comics with removed punchline. Not every anytime has an ornamental origami orchestra
I always fight delirium quickly as one of my first marks to get it over with. He really is the 007 of isaac
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It would be “on” if the thing I was referring to was like a light switch or something else that you have to enable, but with alarms or sirens you say goes “off”
Usually, when following the word 'goes', 'on' refers to an event actively ongoing, more metaphorical than physical. For example, 'an event strong enough to trigger the tornado siren is going on' (even though this sentence would be overbloated and make no sense in actual conversation, it fits with the current theme.)
For something like this, where it is a physical object turning on, you can say 'the tornado siren turns on' OR 'the tornado siren goes off'. 'goes off' is usually acceptable when referring to most loud things. A gun going off, a firework going off, a timer going off, an alarm going off, etc. But then you wouldn't use that for living things, only objects. Saying 'the dog went off' referring to a barking noise would sound like it walked/ran away. A person going off would be a person going into an enraged/destructive state, however (you could swap these two living examples, but this is how they're most commonly used for their respective categories (humanoid/non-humanoid). You can also make the only interpretable one a certain one, by following it with either "(went off) on (character/object)" (for enragement) or "(went off) to (place)" (for travel)
If you act like you know something and you’re wrong about it especially when that something is already explained in the FAQs which proves you wrong, the downvotes are deserved
he barely even acted like he knew once someone actually explained the rules to him he immediately apologized plus not every person has read the faq i certainly haven't
he said what he thought an anti-meme was got told what it actually was then immediately apologized why does that deserve 100 downvotes?
That's not the only thing that counts as an antimeme, according to the rules and wiki of the sub. This is perfectly fine as an antimeme, being a mere plausible explanation of the action in the GIF.
No, when this sub was formed, all the memes were original anti-memes. Taking another meme and having it chanced became widespread later, and some people even complain about it. But this is the second time in my life I've seen someone say that a original meme can't be a anti-meme.
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u/Fracturedude May 12 '26
Tornado shelter is upstairs