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⌈ Secret Post #6962 ⌋

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If You Could Have Any Pet, Real or Fake?

[(Anonymous)]

What would you choose? (if money space and safety were unlimited)

Re: If You Could Have Any Pet, Real or Fake?

[philstar22]

Dragons. Always dragons. Been obsessed with them since I was a kid.

Re: If You Could Have Any Pet, Real or Fake?

[kaijinscendre]

Pegasus, dragon, stegosaurus, or a ditto.

Re: If You Could Have Any Pet, Real or Fake?

[(Anonymous)]

A dragon and a wolfhound! And maybe a ton of horses.

Falcor

[(Anonymous)]

Though does he actually count as a 'pet' since he's a sentient being on his own? I guess he's more of a friend/mentor/companion type luck dragon.

Maybe a pegasus. Idk just something cool I could ride and fly around with.

Re: If You Could Have Any Pet, Real or Fake?

[(Anonymous)]

I could see a dragon as a sort of intimidating watchdog, but I'm kind of leery about fire, so I'd go with an otter because they eat with their hands.

Re: If You Could Have Any Pet, Real or Fake?

[(Anonymous)]

The worlds most giant snake, a red panda, an albertasaurus, like 80% of gen 1&2 pokemon, and I'll go with everyone else because a dragon sounds awesome! (and maybe a walrus, just for fun)

Re: If You Could Have Any Pet, Real or Fake?

[(Anonymous)]

Big cats. Maybe a lionesse. I just love cats a lot.

Re: If You Could Have Any Pet, Real or Fake?

[(Anonymous)]

The puckmaren from Flight of the Navigator (the little alien creature David takes home with him).

Re: If You Could Have Any Pet, Real or Fake?

[(Anonymous)]

two cats-- three if I'm dreaming big. Not a fantastic answer, but I currently live with someone with severe allergies and I haven't got the means to move out, so I'm really missing having a cat. She was very good about the cat I already had when her allergies went from negligible to severe, he lived out the rest of his life with me, but now I'm ready to open my heart back up to another and just can't.

Re: If You Could Have Any Pet, Real or Fake?

[(Anonymous)]

Ferrets. A raccoon. Two possums. An iguana. A serval. And a lemur. Any kind of lemur but probably a ringtail.

Re: If You Could Have Any Pet, Real or Fake?

[(Anonymous)]

Dragon, Pegasus, giant eagle

Something I can climb on and it can take me places via flight

Re: If You Could Have Any Pet, Real or Fake?

[(Anonymous)]

All of my old pets, back with me again.

Pretend someone hasn't watched any TV for the past 20 years...

[(Anonymous)]

What shows would you recommend most from that time period?

Re: Pretend someone hasn't watched any TV for the past 20 years...

[(Anonymous)]

That's a large time span to cover. Is this for fun or for "catching them up to cultural speed" type of hypothetical situation?

Re: Pretend someone hasn't watched any TV for the past 20 years...

[philstar22]

House (first 4 seasons), Criminal Minds, Battlestar Galactica, Star Wars: Clone Wars and Rebels, Avatar: The Last Airbender, Supernatural (first 5 seasons), 12 Monkeys (underrated and great), Andor, Game of Thrones (minus last two season),

If we can include things that started earlier, Doctor Who.

Re: Pretend someone hasn't watched any TV for the past 20 years...

[(Anonymous)]

To understand the 00s? The Office.

Re: Pretend someone hasn't watched any TV for the past 20 years...

[(Anonymous)]

Hannibal, Chernobyl, The Good Place

Re: Pretend someone hasn't watched any TV for the past 20 years...

[(Anonymous)]

This made me feel so fucking old. I thought of a few but I searched them up and most of them came out over twenty years ago. Time sucks.

Re: Pretend someone hasn't watched any TV for the past 20 years...

[(Anonymous)]

Nobody watched it at the time as far as I can tell, but "The Booth at the End". Absolutely some of the best, tightest, most riveting ensemble and character writing I've ever seen, it's a short 2-season miniseries and you can knock it out in a weekend. I think it's on amazon but just pirate it, the commercials absolutely ruin the razor-sharp tension. (Please, please, I beg you. I beg all of you. The premise is a mysterious man in a dinner will grant a wish if you perform an unrelated task. The theme is How far are you willing to go to get what you want. It's absolutely immaculate.)

If it jives with your sense of humor and you're okay with shows going to a darker place, absolutely watch Bojack Horseman. The writing is just fucking phenomenal on every level, it does not miss. It gives the same long-running brutally honest character study of very complicated people sometimes doing a lot of real harm as Breaking Bad does, without being such a bleak fucking downer. Bojack has animal puns and likable characters who aren't totally destroyed by the end. And Aaron Todd is also there!

If you're okay with kids stuff, Avatar the Last Airbender and Steven Universe are genuinely both worth the hype. Really solid plot and character arcs that don't talk down to their audiences, fun along the way and so empathetic and affirming. Neither is a perfect series but they're damn great.

Seconding Chernobyl and The Good Place, for two opposite tones that are both just astonishingly well-done and will hold your heart in their hands.

Re: Pretend someone hasn't watched any TV for the past 20 years...

[nocowardsoul]

Kevin Can F**k Himself

Re: Pretend someone hasn't watched any TV for the past 20 years...

[(Anonymous)]

The Office and Breaking Bad because culturally they still have a lot of relevance. I'd also recommend How I Met Your Mother for similar reasons.

American Vandal as a glimpse of what youth culture has been like as compared to a pre-internet/social media laced world

Chopped because it's an easy answer for reality tv, food culture, US competition and good luck not binging

I May Destroy You to remember how far we've come in regards to rape culture and how much more we still have to go

Overused names in media

[(Anonymous)]

Are there any you've noticed?

I remember noticing a lot of Katies in the 2000s, and more recently a lot of Claire/Clares and Alexes.

Re: Overused names in media

[(Anonymous)]

Jack, John, and Steve.