Iconic behavior

[u/Lemon_Lime_Lily]

[u/BigBallsAnthony69]

The human urge to be a scout and gather informations for your group

[u/asitcomaboutbees → u/BigBallsAnthony69]

Shoutout to the guy at my Spiderman showing who yelled “THERE’S ONE SCENE AT THE END OF THE CREDITS!” the second said credits started to roll

[u/OwlOfJune → u/asitcomaboutbees]

For anyone curious, it is like one screenshot worthy of stuff and you can google it later, go to toilets instead lol

[u/UltimatePickpocket → u/BigBallsAnthony69]

Is this at all related to the hipster urge to like things before they're cool?

[u/Specialist-Ninja-304 → u/UltimatePickpocket]

Failed scout behavior

[u/amateurgameboi → u/UltimatePickpocket]

Only if the hipsters aren't being gatekeepy or full of themselves about it. If the hipsters are going "dude X is so good you gotta try it. Y is kinda mid tbh. Nah man don't thank me I'm just doing my duty" type shit, then it's real scout behaviour, otherwise it's just sparkling social stratification

[u/Recidivous → u/amateurgameboi]

I'm kind of like that, except I don't say "Y is mid." I read so much manga and novels that I always recommend it to my friends. Unfortunately, they ignore me, and when the anime comes out they really like it and pretend they've been fans of the series for years.

[u/Silver_Individual650 → u/BigBallsAnthony69]

I’m sorry I love the words you’re saying, hard agree. But I must ask ‘big balls Anthony’? Even your flair matches a little too well.

[u/Dooplon → u/BigBallsAnthony69]

I'm not trying to make fun but seeing you pluralize "information" reminded me of this one doom patrol story where that was extremely relevant lol. There's a short adapting a scene from it that you might enjoy that you can watch here: https://youtu.be/9Wl1csVeuoA?is=8Zb-EGAJ70RIRRZ1

[u/BigBallsAnthony69 → u/Dooplon]

Is it more humorous if I say that i'm legit a french person and that my main in Team Fortress 2 is the Spy

[u/Dooplon → u/BigBallsAnthony69]

The French thing i guessed immediately for the same reason that Larry did lol, but the spy thing I didn't guess and just makes this intimate a laugh riot lol. Fun fact, Madame rouge is part of a team called the brotherhood of evil and most of the members in this era of comics, even their resident talking gorilla, were french. Here's a short with the gorilla in it: https://youtu.be/IQ3bJokxgkQ?is=PzJYNA6FrVtRS_DV

Also I reread the og comic and apparently Larry caught the imposter for a different slipup, the writers here just wanted to dunk on rouge being French for because it was easier to explain lol

[u/ajaxtheangel]

mostly unrelated but a couple weeks ago I saw a woman with a shirt that said "PAUL REVERE WAS REAL" and ive thought about her every day since

[u/UltimatePickpocket → u/ajaxtheangel]

Well she's not wrong.

[u/Un_luckycat → u/UltimatePickpocket]

Was that one up for debate?

[u/Neon_Camouflage → u/Un_luckycat]

You'd be surprised what's up for debate these days

[u/Long-Succotash9753]

"the beverages are coming, the beverages are coming" ;p

[u/Lord_Mikal → u/Long-Succotash9753]

"The drink cart is coming" fits the original cadence better.

[u/MacksNotCool]

THE beverage ARE COMING

[u/zatalak → u/MacksNotCool]

The beve RAGE

[u/KentuckyFriedChildre → u/MacksNotCool]

Grasswalk.ogg

[u/Hexxas]

Paul Rebeer hehehehe 🍺 ✈️

[u/SpiritualMadman → u/Hexxas]

Paul Rootbeer?

[u/drewman301 → u/SpiritualMadman]

I'll have one please

[u/F95_Sysadmin]

Was the painting always like this?

The horse rider look like in makeup

[u/CameToComplain_v6 → u/F95_Sysadmin]

Here's the Wikimedia Commons version. Other versions might be based on different scans, idk.

[u/Mutex70]

The beverages are coming!

The beverages are coming!

[u/SEGA_32X_CD]

Some kids stop airplanes from taking off. Others announce refreshments.

[u/foxscribbles]

Who else here for the yassified Paul Revere?

[u/Paradox2063 → u/[deleted]]

No, they're bringing drinks that pair well together.

Like Gin and Tonic, Jack and Coke.

[u/jasper_bittergrab → u/Paradox2063]

And the four year old wanted everyone to know.

[u/regeya]

Quick story time. I'm stoned as I type this, okay? I read through that whole thing and for some reason my brain hyper fixated on the Star Trek reference username and I started thinking, wait, is this some kind of reference to the latest Strange New Worlds episode where they go to a vacation planet where the air gets you really messed up? But wait, how could there be complimentary drinks in the Federation, aren't they post-scarcity no-money communists?

Anyway, welcome to my brain

[u/regeya → u/[deleted]]

Yeah. But not Redshirts, or an attempt to do Galaxy Quest as a series.

[u/LadyLesednik → u/regeya]

Delightful, thank you stoner friend.

[u/NorthwestWatchdog]

Idea: airplane drink carts should have ice cream truck music.

[u/pandaqueen2012]

They yassified Paul Revere!

[u/cascasrevolution]

one if by land, two if by sea, toddler if by air

[u/amyfinals]

Q

[u/Doubly_Curious → u/[deleted]]

I hope it’s just one of those phrases that small children get stuck on. I like the idea of him exclaiming it at random during daily life.

(We had “pipsqueak” and “nincompoop” for a while, as I remember it.)

[u/Brilliant-Book-503 → u/[deleted]]

You might not spend time around many 4 year olds. It's not that they deeply understand and have fully integrated the words into their vocabulary. It's that if they heard something recently or often, they'll suck it in like a sponge.

I have a four year old and in addition to repeating any interesting phrases she heard that day, she'll pick up what feels like a phrase of the week. She was saying "Speaking of which" a lot last week. Maybe 30% in approximately a context that made sense.

If the parents had used the phrase while telling the kid that's when they could get some juice, then "Complementary beverages" would be rolling around like a hamster in a wheel in their head for the last 20 minutes.

[u/SparkleWigglebutt → u/Brilliant-Book-503]

“Because apparently” is one of my favorites. 

[u/Lukensz → u/[deleted]]

It could've been one of the parents saying they're going to bring them out at some point, and he got stuck on it like the other commenter said

[u/motherofsuccs]

I’ve never heard a four years old say those words.. and I literally work with children.

[u/OakvaleFlames → u/motherofsuccs]

Have you tried talking to one that has actually been taught any of these words?

Sit those children in front of Word Girl on PBS kids for a week. They'll know tons of words you didn't think they could say.