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@@ryanmichaelhaley I guess there isn't an objectively best or worst episode. Every list is highly personal.

@ yeah, and for me personally, the worst episode is Numericons.

@@ryanmichaelhaley I think, for me, the very worst episode is The Vat of Acid Episode. The best would have to be The Wedding Squanchers.

@@AbstractStew I actually like Vat of Acid, despite how stupid it is, lol. Not sure what my favorite would be, other than all of Season 1.

@@ryanmichaelhaley For me, it isn't the stupidity of the Vat of Acid Episode that I hate. Pickle Rick is probably one of the dumbest episodes out there and I love it. The problem for me is the absolutely mean spirited way Rick goes about punishing Morty for calling out his dumb idea. The vat of fake acid was a stupid idea and it failed. Morty should get to make Rick feel like a loser for his complete failure, but he isn't allowed to do that. Sometimes, Rick should fail.

@@alchemistzim9496 Thank you

@@oli-ver2760 Thank you. I was starting to think that frying is just what we call boiling in oil. This helps.

@@dandyhighway-man8701 That's a little condescending , don't you think? Are you unwilling to consider that, just maybe, people don't like her writing and it's no deeper than that? I haven't read any of the other books by this particular "author" and I have no desire to. Boring plot, uninteresting characters ( even villains,.like Dagny Taggart are unbearably dull). She's just not a good writer and it shows.

@@AbstractStew That's a matter of taste of course. It's not a good Decision to start with Atlas Shrugged if you want to get into the philosophy of Objectivism. The best starting point is either Anthem or We the living. I recommend you reading these in the near future. I was Condescending, no doubt about that, and I'm sorry for that. But you're also Condescending about Ayn Rand, by Representing her book as a Trash fire, calling it the "Worst Garbage book ever written" and also saying mean stuff about her. Ayn rand is definitely worthy of criticism, I don't agree with everything she said. If this book wasn't for you, that's a shame and I shure hope you give her a second chance by reading some of her other books. But please don't be a dick.

@dandyhighway-man8701 You're right. I was being a dick. Inhave to watch that. Apologies.

@@AbstractStew No problem.

@@AstroKnight08 Thank you

I had this idea for a barbarian who wad joining an adventuring party. Traveled to the town they were meeting in to wait at the library. The others never showed up. Too ashamed to go home, he stayed at the library. They gave him a job, mostly moving things, at first. Decades go by and he learns to read. Eventually, he has been there longer than anyone else.

Never saw that one. Is it any good?

@@scottmundis6341 That's kind of the idea. A group of supernatural beings are haunting the world. A supernatural pact was violated by the Forces of Hell to allow these Entities in. In a mini-campaign in the same world, the PCs have already encountered " The Flesh The Slaughter The Web The End The main campaign will introduce the others.

@@AbstractStew I like the unique titles for the different beings. The various beings could have varying effects such as halved heath, movement, or AC. Levels of exhaustion could be piled on due to the feeling of lack of sleep, but still offer the benefits of a long rest for casters as not to fully cripple the party (or do). Adding these afflictions and then chasing the party with lower level beasts might be an interesting way to frustrate the players into wanted to be rid of these spirits

@@scottmundis6341 Thanks. I think I forgot to mention that I stole the Entity names from The Magnus Archives.

@@WinorLose-ggs I tried to get an AI art program to give me an image of Rorschach as Thor. For some reason, it came up with that.

And now, in my head' as well.

@@pecahalloween I think Granny would be amused by people calling themselves Death Eaters. She might demonstrate their folly to them by revealing that she can perform The Rite of AshkEnte, with just a whistle.

@@yeweston1411 You are not wrong.

@@jason_playz964 I should warn you that there are one or two scenes that are emotionally devastating. Proceed with caution.

@@AbstractStew okkk

Yo bro I just finished watching both of them

@@AbstractStew just to tell u :)

@@rayewest7888 Thank you. Ai allows me to create the wierd things that live in my head.

@@chiros_z Also, most would not care about what happened to any people living on the planet where the battle tool place, but others would. The specific Saiyan does matter. I guess you could use whichever Saiyan you wanted to for this scenario, but Kakarot would probably be the standard.

@@swantonking55 Well, they do have ships. If the planet was inhabited, which the base scenario does not specify, he would not want to destroy it. Also, how desperate would a battle have to be for Kakarot to run away?

@@TheKing72. Thank you.

@@Nicolas-ru8xo Thank you.

@@Nicolas-ru8xo It's ChatGPT.

Well still nice

@CristobalAracena Thank you for reminding me that I need to continue this series. I had forgotten all about it. I need to do more bible research.

@@nihalad_3854 By the way, is CC Cursed Child? I never did read that, because I refuse to read the script for a play. Was it any good?

@@AbstractStew I would say it was pretty good. It was of course not as detailed as the other books (since it was a play as you said). But when it came to the story it was very solid.

I’m with this guy

I think the problem here is that JKR didnt really evenly distribute the good/evil among the houses in a way a good writer would have. Heck she barely put anyone in Hufflepuff.

I remember reading your reply here and thinking that the points you made were logical and fair. I also realized that I didn't want to make anyone feel bad for taking a quiz that put them into Slytherin (which is where I have always placed in every Hogwarts Gouse quiz). I wrote a reply that said these things. I do not see it here. I don't know where it went. I just felt the need to say that you are right.

@@Max_bond69 I guess as much as he needs to in order to be unable to lift the rhing he doesn't want to be able to lift? My point was that the only limits to the abilities of an omnipotent being would have to be, by definition, self imposed.

​@@AbstractStewso how high could he set the bar for the rocks weight

@@Max_bond69 I'm not sure what you're going for here. If we're talking about an omnipotent being setting self imposed limits, does the rock's weight actually matter? A being with potentially unlimited strength could set the limit anywhere. Anything from half an M&M's worth of weight to the weight of one hundred multiverses. I don't think the number is all that important.

@@AbstractStew it is important if you ask a infinitely strong man to lift a infinitely heavy rock it leads to a paradox, And disproves his omnipotence. If god wanted to make the heaviest rock how heavy would it be?

@@Max_bond69 Okay, so it is important to note that I am not a Godologist. Anyrhing.i say is not definitive. Are you saying that there is a limit to the mass of an object that can exist? That, therefore, the creating-a-rock aspect of omnipotence hits a hard limit before the lifting strength aspect? I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around this.

He did ignore the advice they were giving him. He also added a measurable objective that he would have to complete. Give them simple tasks. They aren't gods.

@@themaxtax3220 Just a random story with no meaning, narrated by a robot voice.

@@kaylonwells1021 Bladesinger/divination wizard multiclass terrifies me a little bit.

@@AbstractStew yeah…that is terrifying but my players always kinda remember “remember o can do what you do, BUT H”BETTER” I’m a dm that loves to fight so facing players who wanna think they can break shot is always fun haha

@@AbstractStew cuz dude that thematically and just LIKE AESTHETIC WISE is totally fucking awesome a Swordsman who can SEE into the future or right the slightest errors of his blade to ensure it strikes true

@@ByySav Thank you.

@@Millennium_Animations Thank you for responding to this video. Can you tell me where I went wrong here?

@@AbstractStew everything

@@Millennium_Animations Well, thanks for stopping by with your opinion. I mean that sincerely.