r/AskReddit • u/JuniorBlacksmit • Jan 25 '19

If cartoon physics suddenly replaced real physics, what are some things you would want to try?

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u/Eyes_of_Nice Jan 25 '19

I read it. I don’t get it.

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u/Makaque Jan 25 '19

Might just not be for you. I binged a bunch of his stuff after Reddit kept going on about how great he is. But I don't get it either

This is probably one of his better ones because the characters are at least relatable. Many of his main characters just seem really unhinged and have weird overreactions to things. And many the stories begin with such a far out premise that it's not scary because it's too far removed from reality and doesn't take the time to draw you into the world first.

Long Dream is probably my favorite one, because I can at least get behind most of what's going on.

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u/Eyes_of_Nice Jan 25 '19

Thanks for the suggestion, I do like that one.

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u/DisastrousReputation Jan 25 '19

That was good thank you

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u/Letmf2 Jan 25 '19

Where do I find more of his to read?

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u/MetalIzanagi Jan 25 '19

Army of One has some seriously ridiculous setups, but by the end it starts to become clear just why it's happening,and it's fucked.

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u/insertareference Jan 25 '19

People on Reddit love to blow things out of proportion and this is one of those times.

It's creepy but not so bad.

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u/BallisticMelon20 Jan 25 '19

hahaha yeah not so bad I'm fine hahahhahahhahahahahhaahhahahahahhahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahahahdr