coilovercat

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r/Nerf•

I've recently got back into the hobby after about 2 years and I have to be honest: where do we go from here? We're at a point where one can buy retail blasters that can hit 200 fps out of the box, and most targets and walmarts with a toy isle are chock full of competitive blasters.

Now to state the obvious, this makes the hobby more accessible than ever. The ability for someone to pick up a blaster off store shelves, grab a few extra mags and you're good to go is incredible.

Ultimately, hobbies like this rely on innovation. So I humbly ask: where do we go from here? We can't really increase the fps any more than what's realistically useful in a blaster battle. We can ride off of this "gold

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r/phonk•

This is my second time posting this because the stupid automod filters out anything with Br*zilian Ph*nk or F*nk in it.

Phonk is a walking corpse. A dead genre mindlessly shambling on through spotify accounts with ridiculous stats.

Phonk came to me in mid 2021 during the pandemic. I started with Cynicamane but very quickly moved to Rare Phonk once I learned how good, and more importantly, creative it was. Throughout my peak of listening to phonk I dabbled in raw phonk, vaportrap, and even some of the older and more distorted drift phonk (until I found out that community was full of racist, homophobic, transphobic assholes who constantly doxx each other).

Now, as it happens with with al

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r/Monstercat•

Was scrolling through my old posts the other day, and saw someone mention Batman and the Babe Tester in the comments. So far, it seems like their Reddit and Youtube accounts have been lost to time, and I only have a handful of Reddit posts and old screenshots to go off of.

Who were these individuals, and what were they known for?

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r/dubstep•

I'm creating a mashup of over 75 dubstep songs into 1 dubstep song. Some of you may remember a few months ago when I created one dubstep song out of 50. This time, I'm one-upping myself.

While I will likely include songs of many different genres, the mashup itself will end up being pretty heavy, so please keep that in mind when you're making your recommendations. I'll also be using some riddim as well, as that has become much more relevant in the past few years.

Please leave as many links or names as you want. I obviously need quite a few, so the more the merrier.

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r/movies•

I want to trick with my friend by making a 2 hour long edit of a movie that keeps changing because everyone is constantly waking up from dreams or flashing back to different movies.

I'm already planning on using Kill Bill's Coma scene, that awful movie we are your friends, and inception. Obviousyly, 3 is not nearly enough. I must have at least 10. What are some good movies to do this with?

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r/legaladvice•

Location: Seattle, Washington

I plan on trying to file a non-use claim on a trademarked name for a live event that hasn't been used in years. The trademark used to (and currently) belongs to Consciousness Entertainment LLC (AKA USC Events), a company which went under in 2020 after they got sued because the CEO Embezzled $2 million dollars from Insomniac. I looked up the trademark, and two listings popped up, both of them from Conscious Entertainment LLC.

The first one is a canceled trademark, which was canceled in August 2019, almost a year before the company went under. It was then not trademarked for two whole years, when it got re-registered in late 2022, by the same company, Conscious

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r/Warhammer•

Pardon me if this is a silly question, but it popped into my head last night while listening to a recount of the fall of Cadia.

Let's say some chaos entity casts a warp storm on your planet and starts to invade it with demons. If you wanted to escape, what's stopping you from jumping into a ship, flying outside of the warp storm in real space, and then using the warp to get somewhere else?

Inversely, if you wanted the ultramarines to show up and save the day, what's preventing them from traveling to the edge of the warp storm, and then flying into orbit in real space?

Like this seems too obvious. Would flying in real space just take too long to be practical?

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