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So you're manically grabbing at the shelves amid the panic\\
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[[RetailRiot So you're manically grabbing at the shelves amid the panic\\panic]]\\
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Unless Stupes plays a canonically male character or otherwise confirmed having a male identity, they're NB
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** Throughout the video, the fisherman keeps reeling in strange artifacts in his nets. These start extremely valuable, including antiques and a bar of gold, but gradually become increasingly worthless, until by the end he's just dejectedly throwing them right back. As one commenter pointed out, this is most likely because the first artifacts were ''bait,'' and the remainder were just there to keep stringing him along, until he finally passed the point of no return and it let him know that he was on a line all along.
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** Throughout the video, the fisherman Fisher keeps reeling in strange artifacts in his nets. These start extremely valuable, including antiques and a bar of gold, but gradually become increasingly worthless, until by the end he's they're just dejectedly throwing them right back. As one commenter pointed out, this is most likely because the first artifacts were ''bait,'' and the remainder were just there to keep stringing him them along, until he they finally passed the point of no return and it let him them know that he was they were on a line all along.
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* "A Pizza the Action" is an entire pizzeria's worth of cheesy, but the plot of the video focuses on Gregory seemingly ''failing'' to survive despite the intervention of Glamrock Cosmo's anthem, with Cosmo going haywire and getting Shattered, Freddy being torn apart by his bandmates only to be reactivated under the thrall of the newly-released Burntrap as if the man were a necromancer, and Gregory very quickly running out of options and hope.
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** Throughout the video, the fisherman keeps reeling in strange artifacts in his nets. These start extremely valuable, including antiques and a bar of gold, but gradually become increasingly worthless, until by the end he's just dejectedly throwing them right back. As one commenter pointed out, this is most likely because the first artifacts were ''bait,'' and the remainder were just there to keep stringing him along, until he finally passed the point of no return and it let him know that he was on a line all along.
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Stay praiseful to your deity, their ''prophecy and priest'',\\
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Stay praiseful to your deity, their ''prophecy prophecy and priest'',\\priest,\\
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Fisherman is a masculine noun.
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* "DEAD AHEAD", a song based off of a game about [[VideoGame/{{Dredge}} eldritch fishing and seafaring]], understandably goes into this territory. The song simulates the slow descent common to such horror into madness quite well, starting with a jolly verse about The Fisherman enjoying their job. But as the song goes on, the video gets figuratively and literally darker, with the second verse introducing unease about something...off, on the horizon. And by the final verse and bridge, the Fisherman is caught in a horrible storm and constantly under attack by creatures of the deep. It even ends with them seemingly being enraptured by a Night Angler, a '''massive''' anglerfish.
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* "DEAD AHEAD", a song based off of a game about [[VideoGame/{{Dredge}} eldritch fishing and seafaring]], understandably goes into this territory. The song simulates the slow descent common to such horror into madness quite well, starting with a jolly verse about The Fisherman the Fisher enjoying their job. But as the song goes on, the video gets figuratively and literally darker, with the second verse introducing unease about something...off, on the horizon. And by the final verse and bridge, the Fisherman Fisher is caught in a horrible storm and constantly under attack by creatures of the deep. It even ends with them seemingly being enraptured by a Night Angler, a '''massive''' anglerfish.
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* "DEAD AHEAD", a song based off of a game about [[VideoGame/{{Dredge}} eldritch fishing and seafaring]], understandably goes into this territory. The song simulates the slow descent common to such horror into madness quite well, starting with a jolly verse about The Fisherman enjoying his job. But as the song goes on, the video gets figuratively and literally darker, with the second verse introducing unease about something...off, on the horizon. And by the final verse and bridge, the Fisherman is caught in a horrible storm and constantly under attack by creatures of the deep. It even ends with him seemingly being enraptured by a Night Angler, a '''massive''' anglerfish.
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* "DEAD AHEAD", a song based off of a game about [[VideoGame/{{Dredge}} eldritch fishing and seafaring]], understandably goes into this territory. The song simulates the slow descent common to such horror into madness quite well, starting with a jolly verse about The Fisherman enjoying his their job. But as the song goes on, the video gets figuratively and literally darker, with the second verse introducing unease about something...off, on the horizon. And by the final verse and bridge, the Fisherman is caught in a horrible storm and constantly under attack by creatures of the deep. It even ends with him them seemingly being enraptured by a Night Angler, a '''massive''' anglerfish.
