Oh man. I need to watch Sliders. That show was great.
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Sliders s1e3 "Last Days"
A Sliders reference in 2025? What a blessed day.
That guy is also Gimli.
Father of Indy, you throw me the whip, I throw you the idol!
I just mentioned rewatching Sliders and you're already on episode three.
How do you expect me to keep up? I've got a life, dude
I just got the idea after nabbing a gif for the Holo Da Vinci post. But now that you mention it...
Reference: https://youtu.be/8QFPRuzmsBA?t=109
"Blocked in your country" but I got ya. Sliders was the shit... at least up until Jerry O'Connell left the show. So many loose threads.
And they left one of their guys in an alternate reality and took the wrong person with them. Then never mentioned it again.
"me right when"? Just write out words, Jesus.
"MRW" is an abbreviation of "My reaction when" that became part of known meme formats from back in the heyday of Reddit. I'm simply making use.
Yeah I can never remember all of those. I've never thought those abbreviations made sense. I would write "my reaction when" once every 5 years maybe, so I'd never abbreviate it.
I've found it best not to get too invested into the meaning or origins of "contemporary" humor and just roll with what works.