The Meme Thread

[Urdnot_Wrex]

I need a reaction button like that:

 

[Antimatter]

I need a reaction button like that:

A good idea, actually. As for the last MEME, check out this (especially the popular culture reference part). It's totally fine to get lost in all geek and pop-culture stuff.

 

[Urdnot_Wrex]

A good idea, actually. As for the last MEME, check out this (especially the popular culture reference part). It's totally fine to get lost in all geek and pop-culture stuff.

Ah thank you. That explains why I didn't know the reference. The movie is as old as mother.
And I had already thought it was some Baldur's Gate incantation of a spell school that I don't remember.

 

[mlnevese]

Ah thank you. That explains why I didn't know the reference. The movie is as old as mother.
And I had already thought it was some Baldur's Gate incantation of a spell school that I don't remember.

 

[O_Bruce]

 

[Antimatter]

 

[Antimatter]

Source.

 

[Urdnot_Wrex]

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Source.

Heh. The source voices exactly what I was asking myself: Three dragons, or a hydra?

 

[Antimatter]

I think it's a three-headed Slavic dragon.

Slavic dragon - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Zmey Gorynych

In East Slavic folklore, Zmey Gorynych (also translated as Zmei Gorynishche,[1] Russian: Змей Горынчище) is a monstrous dragon. He is best known for his depiction as the dragon that was slain by the bogatyr Dobrynya Nikitich. Zmei Gorynishche literally means "Dragon, the Son of a Mountain" in...

dragons.fandom.com

This Fire-Breathing Dragon Sculpture Puts Khaleesi's Beasts to Shame

A folk legend comes to life at this Russian safari park.

www.vice.com

 

[Urdnot_Wrex]

I think it's a three-headed Slavic dragon.

Slavic dragon - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Zmey Gorynych

In East Slavic folklore, Zmey Gorynych (also translated as Zmei Gorynishche,[1] Russian: Змей Горынчище) is a monstrous dragon. He is best known for his depiction as the dragon that was slain by the bogatyr Dobrynya Nikitich. Zmei Gorynishche literally means "Dragon, the Son of a Mountain" in...

dragons.fandom.com

This Fire-Breathing Dragon Sculpture Puts Khaleesi's Beasts to Shame

A folk legend comes to life at this Russian safari park.

www.vice.com

Makes sense, they look too scaly for a hydra. Also, those Slavic dragons look impressive, ancient Greece doesn't have a monopoly on cool mythology. I always find it interesting to learn about folk tales, thanks for sharing the links!

 

[Antimatter]

From Diablo 2: Resurrected. Source.

 

[O_Bruce]

That made me laugh louder than it should

 

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[Urdnot_Wrex]

 

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[O_Bruce]

Game dev? Not even once

 

[Urdnot_Wrex]

"Tell us about your experience with the last game you played!"

 

[Urdnot_Wrex]

I blame the creator of this if I'll be afraid of Draugr on my next hiking trip.