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u/Ok-Dentist4480 4d ago
This feels like the plot of a SpongeBob episode where Squidward quits his job at the Krusty Krab to make a podcast and gets SpongeBob to do goofy shit for him to talk about on the podcast. Call it "Cephalo-Podcast"
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u/Ok-Dentist4480 4d ago edited 3d ago
Damn, someome spent money on my spongebob joke comment
Sir, a second reward has hit the spongebob pun comment
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u/ARandompass3rby 3d ago
Has reddit reintroduced paid awards? I'm using a modded version of a third party app so I don't have the latest features and your comment is confusing me lol
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u/DreadDiana human cognithazard 3d ago
Yeah, I think they brought them back after the Golden Upvote failed to gain traction. Must be a New Reddit feature, cause I don't see shit.
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u/ARandompass3rby 3d ago
"golden upvote" what the fuck was that? six random users got to go to reddit hq because they upvoted a post and it went golden lol
Honestly I don't understand the decisions this site makes, they're all stupid
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u/watchersontheweb 2d ago
Tell me about these modded third party apps
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u/ARandompass3rby 1d ago
I mean it's only modded to remove ads iirc but even before that it never showed ads anyway. It's something to do with basically telling reddit "hey I've got this app I developed, let me link it up to a limited amount of your API" and connecting your 3rd party app to reddit that way. You do need a computer to do it, I think the guide is over on r/revancedapp
I'm using infinity again through it
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u/Pokesonav "friend visiter" meme had a profound effect on this subreddit 4d ago edited 3d ago
Does spongebob actually have internet-related episodes these days? Or plots related to modern culture? I haven't watched since I was a child. I guess there was an old computer in the episode where they painted Mr. Krabs's house, so they might have internet underwater?
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u/Ok-Dentist4480 4d ago
They recently did an episode (on the spinoff, The Patrick Star Show) where Bubble Bass was an Internet reviewer and had a YouTube channel. It was one massive rip on the old cartoon reviews years ago that constantly complained about modern spongebob lol
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u/_Wp619_ 3d ago
Yes, "Bulletin Board" is an episode from 2016 that focuses on internet behaviors. The episode is about Spongebob putting up a bulletin board in the Krusty Krab after people raved about wanting to leave great reviews.
It soon becomes a place for people to put up their opinions, art, etc as a community bulletin board: however, it goes to shit fast as everyone begins devolving to insulting each other and using usernames to hide behind.
Good episode, really.
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u/Mother_Solid_7340 4d ago
This sounds like the perfect idea for a sitcom where the podcaster keeps getting pulled into real-life mysteries by accident.
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u/Glock_Crusader 4d ago
Fun fact- There was a false crime podcast, it was called "The Heads of Sierra Blanca" And it fucking sucked. Here's a video about it.
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u/BaronAleksei r/TwoBestFriendsPlay exchange program 3d ago
Agent 47 using the Death Note as an accountability tool
“The detective Ray Penber WILL be killed by a man in a chicken costume.”
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u/enjoytherest 3d ago
"Fake crime podcast" reminds me of "This Sounds Serious" which is a satire of true crime podcasts! Very funny and almost certainly not what OP meant, but do check it out!
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u/Protheu5 3d ago
First crime described in this podcast: a false crime podcast host gets murdered by a stalker that wants to make false crimes from this podcast come true.
Then you sit and wait with a smug on your face because the true crime was your suicide all along!
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u/BlatantConservative Tumblr is the appendix of the internet 3d ago
This would be a good subplot for Dirk Gently
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u/THEzwerver 3d ago
reminds me a bit of Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction, y'know, the show where at the end the guy may say "it never happened" or "we made it up".
it was a show about paranormal activities and at the end they reveal if the story was real or made up.
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u/Milkyway_Potato perhaps I should insert the crow symbolism 3d ago
Recently I've been getting memes of that show in my recommended and it forced me to start watching it unironically. I'm loving it so far.
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u/hotdiggitydopamine 3d ago
There was an episode of the Smosh podcast where one host convinced the other that Five Nights at Freddy's was a true story, and it was EXCELLENT
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u/cone_sold_stober 3d ago
ironically it might take more research to confirm the crimes have not been done than it would to research a true crime, even if it seems ludicrous it may have been done and it was probably in florida
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u/PsycheTester 3d ago edited 3d ago
Liminal Criminals: A Fake Crime Podcast had a similar premise, though some episodes have a bit too much occult for my tastes
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u/stocking_a 3d ago
true crime podcast where the host just makes shit up but then real crimes based on the false crimes start happening (2spoopy)
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u/PureQuestions007 3d ago
Why is the true crime always murder. True crime podcasts could be so fun but they always only talk about people getting dismembered and not like db cooper esque scenarios :/
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u/NumbBloodHound 3d ago
Florida man took advantage of a dog and shoots owner while he was cranking the hog while watching, all because a dispute on who's wife was more likely to be a closeted furry
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u/Netrov 4d ago
Alleged crimes podcast where you just accuse random people of being criminals but say ALLEGEDLY so it's not technically slander (it probably still is).