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I was rewatching MK1's story mode the other day, and I saw this part again. What the heck was Bi-Han trying to accomplish here? Dude couldn't just run like 5 more feet like a normal fucking person? Or is he extra like that?

1982 upvotes • r/MortalKombat

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I like the idea that there was initially widespread panic all across Hell when word got out that Lucifer's daughter not only recruited an entire army of cannibals to bring to her hotel, but also ordered a crap ton of angelic weapons at the same time.

1309 upvotes • r/HazbinHotel

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I don't care if my 25 hit combos only do like 19% damage, I'm playing Sub Zero with Frost for no reason other than they both have ice powers

303 upvotes • r/MortalKombat

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"Through the Looking Glass Ruins" alternate ending where Odalia forced Amity to keep up with the "latest trends" (according to her, at least)

168 upvotes • r/TheOwlHouse

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Was there any religious backlash to sending people into space or the moon?

43 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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(Dark Forest Spoilers) A few questions I have regarding Luo Ji's experiment with 187J3X1

26 upvotes • r/threebodyproblem

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Something I just realized about Carmilla Carmine's decision to help Vaggie in "Hello Rosie!"

15 upvotes • r/HazbinHotel

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Some people view America in the 50s as a time of glory, prosperity, and happiness. Others view it as a time of rigidness, phoniness, and sexual repression. Is either view entirely valid?

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While the 1950s are known for being a very racist and segregated time period, were there parts of the country during that time where the races were not only integrated with each other, but everyone also respected each other fairly decently no matter their race?

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Is there an evolutionary reason as to why humans feel the need to care for the weak?

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I was rewatching MK1's story mode the other day, and I saw this part again. What the heck was Bi-Han trying to accomplish here? Dude couldn't just run like 5 more feet like a normal fucking person? Or is he extra like that?	1982	MortalKombat
I like the idea that there was initially widespread panic all across Hell when word got out that Lucifer's daughter not only recruited an entire army of cannibals to bring to her hotel, but also ordered a crap ton of angelic weapons at the same time.	1309	HazbinHotel
I don't care if my 25 hit combos only do like 19% damage, I'm playing Sub Zero with Frost for no reason other than they both have ice powers	303	MortalKombat
"Through the Looking Glass Ruins" alternate ending where Odalia forced Amity to keep up with the "latest trends" (according to her, at least)	168	TheOwlHouse
Was there any religious backlash to sending people into space or the moon?	43	AskHistorians
(Dark Forest Spoilers) A few questions I have regarding Luo Ji's experiment with 187J3X1	26	threebodyproblem
Something I just realized about Carmilla Carmine's decision to help Vaggie in "Hello Rosie!"	15	HazbinHotel
Some people view America in the 50s as a time of glory, prosperity, and happiness. Others view it as a time of rigidness, phoniness, and sexual repression. Is either view entirely valid?	1	AskHistorians
While the 1950s are known for being a very racist and segregated time period, were there parts of the country during that time where the races were not only integrated with each other, but everyone also respected each other fairly decently no matter their race?	1	AskHistorians
Is there an evolutionary reason as to why humans feel the need to care for the weak?	1	askscience