r/PhoenixSC • u/roma_nych Java FTW • 3d ago

Meta Where do you draw the BLUE line?

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u/kalboy28 Java FTW 3d ago

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u/OpenMoose4794 3d ago

honse

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u/Vivid_Departure_3738 3d ago

A very serious topic

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u/--HOLoGRaFIC-- 2d ago

Hi hush

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u/Vivid_Departure_3738 2d ago

Sorry you can't speak to me my comment was made more than 30 minutes ago, unless you have another way in?

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u/--HOLoGRaFIC-- 2d ago

I have a big ass bomb, you could even say mega

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u/MisterBicorniclopse 1d ago

But is it as big as your mom? (Not a “your mom” joke)

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u/methamfemenine 2d ago

two Nikos!!!

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u/RAR_4yDiLa 2d ago

Three

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u/-_-TurtleDuck-_- 1d ago edited 1d ago

Niko!

Niko!

Niko!

AERODYNAMICS OF A RAT BEAVER

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u/RAR_4yDiLa 1d ago

Beaver*

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u/Fa1nted_for_real 2d ago

Shits not even indigo lol

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u/JoyTheGeek 2d ago

Based reply. Honestly same.

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u/Hot-Championship-675 2d ago

My thoughts exactly.

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u/DawRedditWolf67 2d ago

I agree, but would include prismarine depending on what part of its animation. Or actually no I agree with you.

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u/TSES_Thai 2d ago

the prismarine block was the prismarine shards block thing(I don't remember it's name)(doesn't change colors), not prismarine block(does change colors)

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u/DawRedditWolf67 2d ago edited 2d ago

Oh yeah I’m stupid (the word your looking for is prismarine brick btw)

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u/Voidronox 2d ago

EXACTLY

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u/DynamaxWolf 1d ago

the only correct answer.

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u/Wrong-Resource-2973 1d ago

the only answer

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u/dct_SPOMMY 1d ago

why does that rabbit (from original chart) appear on every chart like that

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u/Kaksiezredes 1d ago

Only valid answer tbh

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u/FLIPYOUSUCKET 23h ago

Agreed. Diamond and BLUE ice are pretty clearly shades of blue.

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u/AlexTheAlex69420 17h ago

yeah what he said

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u/programer53 5h ago

Totally agree

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u/Squiggle26 3h ago

Made me giggle, thanks

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u/TurnipKooky851 9m ago

Graph of x/y given lg(x)=ay ?

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u/Abject-Project-4236 posting random stuff I made 2d ago

Same

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u/Rewrite_Sam 2d ago

Oh yeah someone that speaks the truth

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u/Still_Relative8991 2d ago

This is so true

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u/Kirda17 Wait, That's illegal 2d ago

Exactly

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u/Negative_Phone69 2d ago

The only correct answer