Red Mosquito

tragabigzanda wrote:Dark chocolate is hands down the best chocolate, you fool

I also like dark chocolate. Out of me and trag, one of us always lies and one of us always tells the truth. Jorge, what question can you ask us to figure out who actually likes dark chocolate?

Hey guys I have some candy for you, it is chocolate but it tastes like ass

Mmm wow so rich such complex flavors

Jorge wrote:Hey guys I have some candy for you, it is chocolate but it tastes like ass

Mmm wow so rich such complex flavors

This is not a question.

Simple Torture wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:Dark chocolate is hands down the best chocolate, you fool

I also like dark chocolate. Out of me and trag, one of us always lies and one of us always tells the truth. Jorge, what question can you ask us to figure out who actually likes dark chocolate?

I guess it hinges on which one of you was able to follow dark chocolate's plot without the aid of wikipedia

durdencommatyler wrote:

Jorge wrote:I understand B's impulse to call people liars for liking a thing he doesn't (I have a secret belief that nobody actually likes dark chocolate) but I am truly baffled by the fact that he found it hard to follow. I think if anything the show (which I love) can be criticized for being a bit didactic

I'm not sure I agree with you there. But I also love dark chocolate. So...

You don't agree that a show that features a character repeatedly stepping out of the diegesis to explain directly to the audience what's going on is "a bit didactic"? Also the final song might as well be called "This is What the Whole Play is About". It's cool, like I said, I love the show, but I think it holds the audience's hand the whole way through. Mostly I'm surprised that B found it hard to follow

It's long been established that I am not as smart as the majority of RMers.

Jorge wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Jorge wrote:I understand B's impulse to call people liars for liking a thing he doesn't (I have a secret belief that nobody actually likes dark chocolate) but I am truly baffled by the fact that he found it hard to follow. I think if anything the show (which I love) can be criticized for being a bit didactic

I'm not sure I agree with you there. But I also love dark chocolate. So...

You don't agree that a show that features a character repeatedly stepping out of the diegesis to explain directly to the audience what's going on is "a bit didactic"? Also the final song might as well be called "This is What the Whole Play is About". It's cool, like I said, I love the show, but I think it holds the audience's hand the whole way through. Mostly I'm surprised that B found it hard to follow

I agree that it's weird that B found it hard to follow. But I don't think "didactic" is the right word, no. Some of it is a bit on the nose and a little melodramatic, but I'm not going to go so far as to say it's patronizing or has some sort of moral ulterior motive behind it.

But I'm not going to take offense at your take. It's reasonable enough, I just disagree. But it's probably a semantic disagreement more than a contextual one.

Simple Torture wrote:RMers as Hamilton Characters:

Hamilton: durds
Aaron Burr: LV
Thomas Jefferson: 4/5
La Fayette: Jorge
Hercules Mulligan: human bass
George III: Green Habit
George Washington: McP
Charles Lee: verb
Angelica: Mickey
Eliza: B
Peggy: dime

Btw chud is Philip Hamilton.

Simple Torture wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:RMers as Hamilton Characters:

Hamilton: durds
Aaron Burr: LV
Thomas Jefferson: 4/5
La Fayette: Jorge
Hercules Mulligan: human bass
George III: Green Habit
George Washington: McP
Charles Lee: verb
Angelica: Mickey
Eliza: B
Peggy: dime

Btw chud is Philip Hamilton.

Bi_3 is Samuel Seabury

I like a lot of these Hamilton TikToks: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJhfjLGe/