Red Mosquito

B wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:

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Wasn't the rainbow a sign that God would never judge men so harshly again? It was a promise that he would never again wipe out the world by drowning innocent babies and helpless animals who had done nothing.

Not entirely accurate, but yeah sort of this

A double rainbow appeared over Dublin the day of our referendum result

A double rainbow also appeared over the White House the day of the SCOTUS judgement.

dimejinky99 wrote:A double rainbow appeared over Dublin the day of our referendum result

A double rainbow also appeared over the White House the day of the SCOTUS judgement.

The White House photo was from a week earlier

Rangi Guy wrote:

B wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:

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Wasn't the rainbow a sign that God would never judge men so harshly again? It was a promise that he would never again wipe out the world by drowning innocent babies and helpless animals who had done nothing.

Not entirely accurate, but yeah sort of this

It's fairly accurate.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:

B wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:

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Wasn't the rainbow a sign that God would never judge men so harshly again? It was a promise that he would never again wipe out the world by drowning innocent babies and helpless animals who had done nothing.

Not entirely accurate, but yeah sort of this

It's fairly accurate.

Sort of

Rangi Guy wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:

B wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:

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Wasn't the rainbow a sign that God would never judge men so harshly again? It was a promise that he would never again wipe out the world by drowning innocent babies and helpless animals who had done nothing.

Not entirely accurate, but yeah sort of this

It's fairly accurate.

Sort of

Ok, specifically via flood. I guess God could still destroy us all via earthquake or some shit.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

Rangi Guy wrote:

B wrote:

Biff Pocoroba wrote:

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Wasn't the rainbow a sign that God would never judge men so harshly again? It was a promise that he would never again wipe out the world by drowning innocent babies and helpless animals who had done nothing.

Not entirely accurate, but yeah sort of this

It's fairly accurate.

Sort of

Ok, specifically via flood. I guess God could still destroy us all via earthquake or some shit.

I was referring more to the phrasing around the original comment

Can I still hate rainbows? I'm not changing my facebook profile pic to a stupid rainbow.

Did you know that since "hasta la vista" is a Spanish phrase used for effect, and the effect is kind of lost when you translate all the dialogue into Spanish, the people who did the Spanish-language dubbing for T2 changed it into the English phrase "see you later, baby"?

theplatypus wrote:Did you know that since "hasta la vista" is a Spanish phrase used for effect, and the effect is kind of lost when you translate all the dialogue into Spanish, the people who did the Spanish-language dubbing for T2 changed it into the English phrase "see you later, baby"?

That's awesome. I had to read the post twice to understand what you meant, but I'm kind of ret*rded.

No, I was kind of distracted while writing and it could've been worded better.

Rangi Guy wrote:

That was kinda awesome.

Yeah, good media team that guy has.

theplatypus wrote:Did you know that since "hasta la vista" is a Spanish phrase used for effect, and the effect is kind of lost when you translate all the dialogue into Spanish, the people who did the Spanish-language dubbing for T2 changed it into the English phrase "see you later, baby"?

I hope you're not screwing with us because this is exactly the kind of thing I'll tell people about next time I hear somebody say "hasta la vista."

4/5 wrote:

theplatypus wrote:Did you know that since "hasta la vista" is a Spanish phrase used for effect, and the effect is kind of lost when you translate all the dialogue into Spanish, the people who did the Spanish-language dubbing for T2 changed it into the English phrase "see you later, baby"?

I hope you're not screwing with us because this is exactly the kind of thing I'll tell people about next time I hear somebody say "hasta la vista."

I haven't heard anyone say that since the 1990s.

Green Habit wrote:

4/5 wrote:

theplatypus wrote:Did you know that since "hasta la vista" is a Spanish phrase used for effect, and the effect is kind of lost when you translate all the dialogue into Spanish, the people who did the Spanish-language dubbing for T2 changed it into the English phrase "see you later, baby"?

I hope you're not screwing with us because this is exactly the kind of thing I'll tell people about next time I hear somebody say "hasta la vista."

I haven't heard anyone say that since the 1990s.

Good point.

But now I'm waiting with bated breath for someone to do it.

I was totally lying