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Honestly, this whole thing has just been bizarre.

I don't know if people are already aware of that, but I discovered that burstflowers actually react to stinker NPCs!

EDIT: And apparently green crabs are immune to pow. Huh.

Yzfm wrote:I don't know if people are already aware of that, but I discovered that burstflowers actually react to stinker NPCs!
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How about Kabooms and wee creatures?

Wonderman109 wrote:

Yzfm wrote:I don't know if people are already aware of that, but I discovered that burstflowers actually react to stinker NPCs!
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How about Kabooms and wee creatures?

I have just tested this and I came to a conclusion: Burstflowers do not react to any type of kaboom (or baby boomer), however, it DOES react to wee stinkers (of any kind, including jeeboos and gryncklers). However, I made another really interesting discovery:

If there is more than one creature that provokes a burstflower around the burstflower at the same time, the burstflower's charging period (as in when it starts conccentrating fire right before bursting it.) decreases!

Burstflowers had many mysteries we didn't know about.

I'm not entirely sure that this counts, but...

Here's something that I've been looking for for four(well) days...
but, it was well worth the effort.

I found this.

I forget the name of this meme. What IS it called again?

It isn't a meme. It was pactricks parody on abbey road.

Koopson44 wrote:It isn't a meme. It was pactricks parody on abbey road.

I think I saw this picture somewhere on MS's website a long time ago...

Koopson44 wrote:It isn't a meme. It was pactricks parody on abbey road.

Isn't Abbey Road is a meme? (Sorry for being in outer space, don't know if it's real or not.)

Wonderman109 wrote:

Koopson44 wrote:It isn't a meme. It was pactricks parody on abbey road.

Isn't Abbey Road is a meme? (Sorry for being in outer space, don't know if it's real or not.)

No, its a cover for the beatles album of the same name.

Ah, of course. Because I know little about the Beatles.

Wonderman109 wrote:Ah, of course. Because I know little about the Beatles.

Its okay, just don't let the diehard fans hear you.

It's unfortunate I had to sit next to one for my previous school year.

I remember being young and thinking "Why on earth do people like beetles so much?"

boh123321 wrote:I remember being young and thinking "Why on earth do people like beetles so much?"

I'm usually thinking: "Why do people like this JB and 1D stuff?"

What's JB and 1D?

boh123321 wrote:What's JD and 1D?

JB: Justin Beiber
1D: One Direction
Overly fangirled musical groups, that do stupid nonsense songs.

Oh, those bands. I hate those singers with vigor. And the idiot fangirls get ON MY NERVES

I just don't like watching/hearing performances by other people, save for interesting stories, shows, and games. I'm selfish that way, because I DO like performing.

boh123321 wrote:And the idiot fangirls get ON MY NERVES

Same with me, you see any kind of live show music by a famous artist (not only those I mentioned), and the fangirls' screams are louder than the actual song. I once saw a live show of Gangnam Style, which I also don't like, and all you hear are those fangirls screaming and cheering over PSY

You should ask a psychologist, I bet they'd have some explanation for why fangirls are obsessive.

I have one, I just don't want to post it.

Wonderman109 wrote:I have one, I just don't want to post it.

Because humans can be easily "trained" to become socially acceptable, if they are trained when young. That's what society does, they re-build females to start fangirling and cheering for certain groups that SOCIETY wants. And it's not different for men and for other kinds of problem, freaking society wants people to be all the same. I consider myself lucky not to fall into being that "regular" kind of person.

I honestly feel weird talking about psychology in this forum.

Wonderman109 wrote:You should ask a psychologist, I bet they'd have some explanation for why fangirls are obsessive.

I have one, I just don't want to post it.

Fangirls aren't just obsessive, their lives revolve around the bands. Some of them are almost psychotic. Believing that you will marry the lead singer of a famous band when you have never seen them in person is a bit more than obsessive.

boh123321 wrote:Fangirls aren't just obsessive, their lives revolve around the bands. Some of them are almost psychotic. Believing that you will marry the lead singer of a famous band when you have never seen them in person is a bit more than obsessive.

Yeah, that is seriously wrong. Having a crush on someone is fine, but being fully obsessed and dreaming of marrying Justin Bieber is NOT FINE. It is almost as if celebrity crushes became a standard.

Guys...let's get back on topic

llarson wrote:Guys...let's get back on topic

I forgot this topic was called "Wonderland Facts". Oops, my bad

garirry wrote:
I honestly feel weird talking about psychology in this forum.

PCPuzzle is free psychology classes, call us at #(5-r9t-ILIKEPIZZA

EDIT: As 'owner' of topic, I don't personally care about what is talked here off-topic, but don't let this get heated, please. Also, if this tangent lives, I'll ask MS to move the topic.

In addition to that marvelous picture I found from Patrick, with Stinkers walking....

here's an unusual video, featuring a bug I accidentally found while playing Blaze's hub, and took a long time to repeat properly.

If it were already posted, I have no idea.

Click me!

huh, it doesn't look familiar. Yet it's funny

Nice! That's funny!