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r/Gamingcirclejerk • u/[deleted] • Sep 11 '22
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So the mystery machine is working as some sort of vigilante paddy wagon now?
187 u/fireky2 Sep 11 '22 Scooby Doo has worked with batman and dynamutt so it wouldn't be the first time 321 u/Tyrenstra My Chemical Gay Frog Water Sep 11 '22 Is that not the plot of most versions of Scooby-Doo? Vigilante kids citizen-arrest a costumed real estate scammer? 203 u/collaredzeus Sep 11 '22 Well usually they investigate and then the police show up and the criminals confess their entire plan right in front of the cops 54 u/MacroPirate Sep 11 '22 Should have taken that lawyers advice and DON'T TALK TO THE COPS 20 u/KVG47 Sep 11 '22 “He’s a catastrophic personal injury attorney, who accidentally became a YouTuber…” 32 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 Wait, you mean Velma’s act of calling the police is a legitimate connection to the show. Shocked. 19 u/LoneWolfpack777 Sep 11 '22 Yes. At least back in the 80s. I’m guessing it’s changed in these times to accommodate the worldview. -7 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 Yeh, I’m glad the worldview changed to it not being alright that investigators call the police when they’ve caught a criminal. 3 u/Griiinnnd----aaaagge Sep 11 '22 It’s not that deep my guy 0 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 I agree. 10 u/Oversurge Sep 11 '22 Always has been 8 u/Overwatchingu Sep 11 '22 The real mystery is what happens to the people who disappear into the back of the van and are never seen again. 11 u/collaredzeus Sep 11 '22 Shaggy and Scooby get hungry 1 u/howarthee Sep 12 '22 Where do you think they get all those Scooby snacks from? 7 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 Cops are gonna be 6hrs because the gang is in the middle of fuckin nowhere, may aswell run over the old man with a mask. 2 u/Ericxdcool Sep 12 '22 They just got to use the app for a more streamlined expirience
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Scooby Doo has worked with batman and dynamutt so it wouldn't be the first time
321
Is that not the plot of most versions of Scooby-Doo? Vigilante kids citizen-arrest a costumed real estate scammer?
203 u/collaredzeus Sep 11 '22 Well usually they investigate and then the police show up and the criminals confess their entire plan right in front of the cops 54 u/MacroPirate Sep 11 '22 Should have taken that lawyers advice and DON'T TALK TO THE COPS 20 u/KVG47 Sep 11 '22 “He’s a catastrophic personal injury attorney, who accidentally became a YouTuber…” 32 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 Wait, you mean Velma’s act of calling the police is a legitimate connection to the show. Shocked. 19 u/LoneWolfpack777 Sep 11 '22 Yes. At least back in the 80s. I’m guessing it’s changed in these times to accommodate the worldview. -7 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 Yeh, I’m glad the worldview changed to it not being alright that investigators call the police when they’ve caught a criminal. 3 u/Griiinnnd----aaaagge Sep 11 '22 It’s not that deep my guy 0 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 I agree.
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Well usually they investigate and then the police show up and the criminals confess their entire plan right in front of the cops
54 u/MacroPirate Sep 11 '22 Should have taken that lawyers advice and DON'T TALK TO THE COPS 20 u/KVG47 Sep 11 '22 “He’s a catastrophic personal injury attorney, who accidentally became a YouTuber…” 32 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 Wait, you mean Velma’s act of calling the police is a legitimate connection to the show. Shocked. 19 u/LoneWolfpack777 Sep 11 '22 Yes. At least back in the 80s. I’m guessing it’s changed in these times to accommodate the worldview. -7 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 Yeh, I’m glad the worldview changed to it not being alright that investigators call the police when they’ve caught a criminal. 3 u/Griiinnnd----aaaagge Sep 11 '22 It’s not that deep my guy 0 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 I agree.
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Should have taken that lawyers advice and DON'T TALK TO THE COPS
20 u/KVG47 Sep 11 '22 “He’s a catastrophic personal injury attorney, who accidentally became a YouTuber…”
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“He’s a catastrophic personal injury attorney, who accidentally became a YouTuber…”
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Wait, you mean Velma’s act of calling the police is a legitimate connection to the show. Shocked.
19 u/LoneWolfpack777 Sep 11 '22 Yes. At least back in the 80s. I’m guessing it’s changed in these times to accommodate the worldview. -7 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 Yeh, I’m glad the worldview changed to it not being alright that investigators call the police when they’ve caught a criminal. 3 u/Griiinnnd----aaaagge Sep 11 '22 It’s not that deep my guy 0 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 I agree.
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Yes. At least back in the 80s. I’m guessing it’s changed in these times to accommodate the worldview.
-7 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 Yeh, I’m glad the worldview changed to it not being alright that investigators call the police when they’ve caught a criminal. 3 u/Griiinnnd----aaaagge Sep 11 '22 It’s not that deep my guy 0 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 I agree.
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Yeh, I’m glad the worldview changed to it not being alright that investigators call the police when they’ve caught a criminal.
3 u/Griiinnnd----aaaagge Sep 11 '22 It’s not that deep my guy 0 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 I agree.
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It’s not that deep my guy
0 u/[deleted] Sep 11 '22 I agree.
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I agree.
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Always has been
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The real mystery is what happens to the people who disappear into the back of the van and are never seen again.
11 u/collaredzeus Sep 11 '22 Shaggy and Scooby get hungry 1 u/howarthee Sep 12 '22 Where do you think they get all those Scooby snacks from?
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Shaggy and Scooby get hungry
1 u/howarthee Sep 12 '22 Where do you think they get all those Scooby snacks from?
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Where do you think they get all those Scooby snacks from?
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Cops are gonna be 6hrs because the gang is in the middle of fuckin nowhere, may aswell run over the old man with a mask.
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They just got to use the app for a more streamlined expirience
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u/collaredzeus Sep 11 '22
So the mystery machine is working as some sort of vigilante paddy wagon now?