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 "Why is it anybody's business if I'm going to hell or not?" on  [[https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/comments/1pt1ete/comment/nvdob4i/|Reddit by Silver-Amphibian7650]]\\
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-Rania: "They're your basic, loony cult."\\
-Camus: "They say they are a legitimate religion."\\
-Rania: "Of course they do."\\
-Camus: "What's the difference between a cult and a religion?"\\
-Rania: "The entrance fee."((Cloudpunk))
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 "Russian aircraft this is Royal Air Force interceptor on Guard, one two one decimal five, I have been instructed by the Ministry of Defense, on behalf of her majesty's government of the United Kingdom to escort you into international airspace. Acknowledge."\\
 "Russian aircraft this is Royal Air Force interceptor on Guard, one two one decimal five, I have been instructed by the Ministry of Defense, on behalf of her majesty's government of the United Kingdom to warn you, that if you do not respond immediately to my orders you will be shot down. You must turn away. Acknowledge."\\
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+"You can never have too many arrows. Unless you have some many that you are unable to walk and have to sit for the rest of the match jealously guarding your massive collection of arrows." in Darwin Project, Darwin_Anouncer_Sam_VO_YouCanNeverHaveTooManyArrows_01.wav\\
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+"I had to write a formal letter to god, and now he doesn't want me in his garden anymore"((RundGong on Twitch, screenshot in photo gallery))\\
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+"**Humor:** Two unconnected things are suddenly united by a paradigm shift. It is hard to describe, but we all know it when it happens. Weirdly, it causes us to make a barking noise."((The Art of Game Design 3rd Edition by Jesse Schell, p. 136: The Game Is Made For A Player, Examples of hard to classify pleasures.))\\
+Comes with a full example of humor, ie. the concepts of "jokes" and "dog barking" being united in a paradigm shift to mean laughing.