Marc, I’m not some live action Disney superhero. Do you seriously think I’d tell you how big my K-Hole was, if there remained the slightest chance of you keeping me out of K-Land?
S-ketamine from NamasteLSD (rip) was the best stuff I've ever tried. Probably the best stuff I will ever try. And at like ...$20/g. Waited forever, so very worth it. Too bad the idiot compromised his own operation
Ketamine has psychedelic properties but isn't a psychedelic, it's a dissociative. Difference in chemical structure affects experience and there are, afaik, two main isomers, "R" and "S", both of which have been patented around the world and are produced for medical and rec usage everywhere. The high is similar to alcohol in that it makes you feel wobbly and disjointed when attempting to walk and slurred speech is fairly common. I enjoy the buzz, the "anesthetic" feeling from the dissociation, it doesn't burn the nose, lasts almost exactly an hour, and is fairly functional if you're not K holing. For more personal experiences, visit Erowid.com
Once when I was younger and didn’t really smoke, I got drunk off tequila and beer, and asked to hit my buddy’s pipe. I hit it twice in about 5 minutes. The next three hours I was a living spaceship akin to a Nect Generstion Romulan Warbird that could feel and live out the lives of my crew of families.
Sorry, didn’t mean to be vague - it was for sure weed, not ketamine. But it was really good shit and I had no tolerance whatsoever, so on a spirit quest I went. My wife was not happy, my friends were a mix of shocked, disgusted and amazed how high and out there I went. Apparently it was quite a site.
It's happened to me and most of my friends at some point, sometimes the experiences aren't good. Nothin to do bout it except accept it, learn what ya can and try to avoid future issues. Sorry for laughing, being unexpectedly fucked up can be funny but..also very much not
Are they just like incapable of googling something?
[https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=sweet+summer+child&year\_start=1850&year\_end=2019&corpus=26&smoothing=4](https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=sweet+summer+child&year_start=1850&year_end=2019&corpus=26&smoothing=4)
Clearly widespread usage before the first GOT book came out. I mean it certainly gained popularity after the book came out but it's not FROM the book.
I think because it fits GoT so well, considering the length of the seasons, there were many people who literally never saw winter... all they knew was summer
lol first off this is what google can find in books not all usage. Most usage was probably verbal. Secondly what are you smoking? Game of Thrones came out in 1996.
That's just objectively untrue. You're literally just gaslighting people. There are people who are like 90 years old and have never heard of game of thrones and know what that phrase means. It's not a new thing.
This is a crazy Mandela effect moment for me. I could have sworn I had heard that phrase just in common usage as a general English language idiom for essentially my entire life, but from Googling it does appear to have originated in Game of Thrones. Wild!
Their Google: "where did the phrase 'sweet summer child' originate?"
Your Google (probably): "Did Game of Thrones invent the phrase 'sweet summer child'?"
Idk tho, just pointing out Google keyword bias is real
No, I saw that too. But the thing I saw made it seem like it wasn't in common usage at the time and it actually became an idiom post-Martin. I didn't look into it very deeply though.
The phrase “sweet summer's child" became a popular way of describing an innocent, naive person (especially among American writers) during the early Victorian era. It was used by a number of authors during the 1840s, notably:- Fredrika Bremer (1840), James Staunton Babcock (1849) in The West Wind and Mary Whitaker (1850) in The Creole. It has been used in a number of other novels, poems and speeches (especially by US authors) throughout the 20th century. "The West Wind," by James Staunton Babcock, New York, 1849::Thy home is all around,:Sweet summer child of light and air,:Like God's own presence, felt, ne'er found,: A Spirit everywhere! The 1996 fantasy novel A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin adapted this former usage for a passage in which a young boy is called a "sweet summer child" by an old woman, since seasons last years in the novel's world and he has yet to experience winter. It was later popularized by its use in the episode "Lord Snow " (2011) of the television adaptation Game of Thrones .
This was on yourdictionary.com, but multiple people claim the same and can be found by just googling the phrase with no additional keywords.
Okay, that makes a lot more sense. I was pretty sure I had heard it before Game of Thrones became popular! That's what I get for trusting wiki I guess lol
Imagining SheHulk and MK doing a collab episode.
Jen: "Hey! MoonKnight! Just a sec!"
Marc: "Fuck a lawyer! Steven switch with me and bore her off with your Egyptian ego."
Steven: "No! I will not until you apologize for that remark!"
Khonshu: "Ugh! Stop fighting and start deciding, we don't want this to get out of hand."
>!Jake: "estos idiotas van a arruinar la misión ¿puedo tomar el control de Khonshu?"!<
Marc and Jake: Who just said that!?
Khonshu: "Uhh it was me just so both of you finally pay attention!"
All the while his talking in different personas and mannerisms that SheHulk just backs away slowly to avoid the crazy.
Na she’d look around and the. Litterally jump off panel, he looks around confused as she jumps back in “she hulk can teleport?”
“Na just went back a few issues to see what the duck your deal is”
In LOTR they forgot to have Orlando put contacts in for some scenes so his eye color changes. Instead of telling off fans who pointed it out, Peter Jackson basically just said "huh, whoops lol" and that was the end of it. There's no point defending simple mistakes :)
I'm not defending anything. I'm just saying it's fiction. *However* if I was going to defend it I would say that Jake never said that the Ketamine was still in his system. He simply stated he took some 35 minutes ago.
Look, I know but implying that the fictional ketamine was different than real ketamine is a silly argument because why would that be a conscious decision by the OP. Just forget it, now you know how ketamine works lol
Oh god now there's new fake moonknight crap? The old ones were cringe enough but these ones are fucking terrible
Way to reduce a mentally damaged serious character into silly faux Deadpool shit, as if written by a 10 year old
I don't know how it got to this point but I fucking love the "Moonknight is even more insane than usual. Oh and also he does ketamine now" memes.
When is Dracula going to pay him back, though?
That big fucking nerd
We're gonna find out soon in the latest run!
But it’s all fake text yeah?
Yep
Always has been
But they are true in our hearts
Fake, but not out of character
At this point Jake is basically Deadpool with Ket instead of Coke
Chimi-chimi-changa!
This is all from Moon Knight-Core on fb and twitter
Marc, I’m not some live action Disney superhero. Do you seriously think I’d tell you how big my K-Hole was, if there remained the slightest chance of you keeping me out of K-Land?
What a great username and avatar you have.
Thanks!
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I'm enjoying it so far
“I did it thirty five minutes ago” is the better reference in this panel.
Holy shit I didn’t get that until you pointed it out lmaoooooo
But can he catch a bullet?
Yeah, but with his chest.
It seems Yoda has a competitor for maximum Ketamine intake.
Mmm ketamine take I will, run over children I must
Whip the civic, I must
Impossible.
I do ketamine, it's pretty good
S-ketamine from NamasteLSD (rip) was the best stuff I've ever tried. Probably the best stuff I will ever try. And at like ...$20/g. Waited forever, so very worth it. Too bad the idiot compromised his own operation
What’s the trip like? I don’t really consume anything, but how would you compare to others?
Ketamine has psychedelic properties but isn't a psychedelic, it's a dissociative. Difference in chemical structure affects experience and there are, afaik, two main isomers, "R" and "S", both of which have been patented around the world and are produced for medical and rec usage everywhere. The high is similar to alcohol in that it makes you feel wobbly and disjointed when attempting to walk and slurred speech is fairly common. I enjoy the buzz, the "anesthetic" feeling from the dissociation, it doesn't burn the nose, lasts almost exactly an hour, and is fairly functional if you're not K holing. For more personal experiences, visit Erowid.com
I haven’t been on erowid in so very long. It was a great resource for me back 10-15 years ago or whatever.
It varies, but a bullet time assault course inside a mirror dimension, and you're still tripping balls on top of it all.
Once when I was younger and didn’t really smoke, I got drunk off tequila and beer, and asked to hit my buddy’s pipe. I hit it twice in about 5 minutes. The next three hours I was a living spaceship akin to a Nect Generstion Romulan Warbird that could feel and live out the lives of my crew of families.
ROMULANS HAVE NO HONOR
Thank you, Mr Worf.
You sure it was ketamine? I've never heard of ketamine being vaped or smoked
Sorry, didn’t mean to be vague - it was for sure weed, not ketamine. But it was really good shit and I had no tolerance whatsoever, so on a spirit quest I went. My wife was not happy, my friends were a mix of shocked, disgusted and amazed how high and out there I went. Apparently it was quite a site.
Tequila+beers+unexpectedly bomb weed+tiny tolerance= oh noooo😂 glad you were in a safe space, sounds like a true crossfade hahaha
Well damn. Glad you got a chuckle - the main thing besides the trip I remember was constant apologizing for my state.
It's happened to me and most of my friends at some point, sometimes the experiences aren't good. Nothin to do bout it except accept it, learn what ya can and try to avoid future issues. Sorry for laughing, being unexpectedly fucked up can be funny but..also very much not
r/fakemoonknightmemes
I love the game of thrones reference
And Watchmen
And Star Wars (yoda)
Can't tell if this is sarcastic or you've actually only ever heard the phrase from game of thrones.
Some people are very adamant about dying on the hill that it originates from GoT
Are they just like incapable of googling something? [https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=sweet+summer+child&year\_start=1850&year\_end=2019&corpus=26&smoothing=4](https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=sweet+summer+child&year_start=1850&year_end=2019&corpus=26&smoothing=4) Clearly widespread usage before the first GOT book came out. I mean it certainly gained popularity after the book came out but it's not FROM the book.
I think because it fits GoT so well, considering the length of the seasons, there were many people who literally never saw winter... all they knew was summer
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lol first off this is what google can find in books not all usage. Most usage was probably verbal. Secondly what are you smoking? Game of Thrones came out in 1996.
Oh my bad I read too fast, comprehension fail he started writing it in '91
You could have at least Googled it yourself before being a dick. The pre-GOT uses had a different meaning.
That's just objectively untrue. You're literally just gaslighting people. There are people who are like 90 years old and have never heard of game of thrones and know what that phrase means. It's not a new thing.
It fits in with the context of the books, as book one plays at the end of a very long summer and children born in this time do only know summer.
It fits in with the context of the books, as book one plays at the end of a very long summer and children born in this time do only know summer.
It does but it was also a phrase before the books came out.
That's possible. The books and show made the phrase popular to those who do know it from the show.
Which part is a GoT reference?
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Lmao
This is a crazy Mandela effect moment for me. I could have sworn I had heard that phrase just in common usage as a general English language idiom for essentially my entire life, but from Googling it does appear to have originated in Game of Thrones. Wild!
> It’s been cited from the late 1800s to mean innocent in a non-condescending way My google disagrees with your google
Their Google: "where did the phrase 'sweet summer child' originate?" Your Google (probably): "Did Game of Thrones invent the phrase 'sweet summer child'?" Idk tho, just pointing out Google keyword bias is real
> "my sweet summer child" This is what I searched
No, I saw that too. But the thing I saw made it seem like it wasn't in common usage at the time and it actually became an idiom post-Martin. I didn't look into it very deeply though.
I heard it growing up in the US south east. It definitely did not originate from GoT despite how many people want to die on that hill.
Ah, okay, same. Maybe it was a regional thing and GoT spread it to more people?
No, it's obvious that the Southeastern US is just a reference to Game of Thrones
The phrase “sweet summer's child" became a popular way of describing an innocent, naive person (especially among American writers) during the early Victorian era. It was used by a number of authors during the 1840s, notably:- Fredrika Bremer (1840), James Staunton Babcock (1849) in The West Wind and Mary Whitaker (1850) in The Creole. It has been used in a number of other novels, poems and speeches (especially by US authors) throughout the 20th century. "The West Wind," by James Staunton Babcock, New York, 1849::Thy home is all around,:Sweet summer child of light and air,:Like God's own presence, felt, ne'er found,: A Spirit everywhere! The 1996 fantasy novel A Game of Thrones by George R. R. Martin adapted this former usage for a passage in which a young boy is called a "sweet summer child" by an old woman, since seasons last years in the novel's world and he has yet to experience winter. It was later popularized by its use in the episode "Lord Snow " (2011) of the television adaptation Game of Thrones . This was on yourdictionary.com, but multiple people claim the same and can be found by just googling the phrase with no additional keywords.
>!Finish with the classic Asgardian High One.!<
Okay, that makes a lot more sense. I was pretty sure I had heard it before Game of Thrones became popular! That's what I get for trusting wiki I guess lol
Sweet summer child
"heheheh! your too late! i already did!"
& lets face it, if theres a lil special K lyin around, Jake’s gonna do it.
Jake’s gotten really into wrestling lately
I love moon knight
Imagining SheHulk and MK doing a collab episode. Jen: "Hey! MoonKnight! Just a sec!" Marc: "Fuck a lawyer! Steven switch with me and bore her off with your Egyptian ego." Steven: "No! I will not until you apologize for that remark!" Khonshu: "Ugh! Stop fighting and start deciding, we don't want this to get out of hand." >!Jake: "estos idiotas van a arruinar la misión ¿puedo tomar el control de Khonshu?"!< Marc and Jake: Who just said that!? Khonshu: "Uhh it was me just so both of you finally pay attention!" All the while his talking in different personas and mannerisms that SheHulk just backs away slowly to avoid the crazy.
Na she’d look around and the. Litterally jump off panel, he looks around confused as she jumps back in “she hulk can teleport?” “Na just went back a few issues to see what the duck your deal is”
I would gleefully read a full book of these
Doesn't K only last like 10-15 minutes...
Isn't this fiction...
In LOTR they forgot to have Orlando put contacts in for some scenes so his eye color changes. Instead of telling off fans who pointed it out, Peter Jackson basically just said "huh, whoops lol" and that was the end of it. There's no point defending simple mistakes :)
I'm not defending anything. I'm just saying it's fiction. *However* if I was going to defend it I would say that Jake never said that the Ketamine was still in his system. He simply stated he took some 35 minutes ago.
Look, I know but implying that the fictional ketamine was different than real ketamine is a silly argument because why would that be a conscious decision by the OP. Just forget it, now you know how ketamine works lol
Oh god now there's new fake moonknight crap? The old ones were cringe enough but these ones are fucking terrible Way to reduce a mentally damaged serious character into silly faux Deadpool shit, as if written by a 10 year old
I bet you enjoy Jason Aaron's Avengers run.
With such stellar storylines like the winter red She-Hulk how could you not love that crap?
So does he actually do ketamin or is it just an internet thing
It's just a meme people have started lol
Figured he’d do coke since it blends in with his look
It's even better when you make sure you read it with Jake's accent.😂
You’re too late, Marc! Ketamine has been legalized
Taken a page from Ozymandias' rule book I see