I hate bottle episodes. After watching "Fly" I came away still hating bottle episodes, even if they are done well.

Best bottle episode ever, imo, was done by Community. And still, fuck bottle episodes.

I don't have kids, but I had heard that people with kids and dogs had noticed that their dogs were watching Bluey too. So I started putting on episodes of Bleuey for my dogs when I'd have to go run errands. Yep, I've now watched quite a bit of Bluey, and it's a damn good show.

Why do europeans put silly commas as decimal points ??

They are actively against SEL which is the stupidest thing I can imagine. The only thing I could imagine worse is feeding your kids lead paint chips.

Why do Americans put silly decimal points as commas??

Adventure Time is like this too.

Well maybe if Walt wasnt such a god awful cunt of a character from start to finish. Dont get me wrong, great show, Cranston is a acting beast. I know he is great cause I hate Walt more than I love the dad from Malcolm in the middle.

Thats really a thing?

Europeans, you say?

Yeah, I know, it's still less than 1/3 of the total, but it's used in several continents.

I've only seen a couple episodes of Bluey but one of them they were all doing something outside and all of a sudden a football came out of nowhere and whacked the dad in the nuts. It was very funny. 10/10 show.

Fine... europeans and south americans... /j

There was one that it was implied at the beginning that the dad and his neighbor were trying to one up each other so the Dad bought a pizza oven. In the end it was cuz the dad and the neighbor wanted to make different pizzas and swap them😂

Anything that both makes your kid stop crying and doesnt make you wanna gouge out your eardrums is an automatic 10/10

"Very funny"? Seriously? That sounds like literal Ow My Balls territory in terms of humor.

We are all doomed as a society.

I just hurts my soul that it's inconsistent.

By population decimal point wins?

I don't really care which, but my heart craves standardisation*

(*where it makes sense. I don't think language based differences in how many digits between separators needs to be world-wide. Eg. In East Asia you separate in groups of 4 digits, not 3 because of language)

I don't really care which, but if I'm not mistaken it's the majority of the world population in this case not just the US.

Yeah THAT'S why we're all doomed as a society. One little throwaway gag on a children's cartoon.

I'd be willing to give up my habit, but imagine the DECADES of constant confusion, mistakes and accidents because 8 years into the change you need to figure out whether the right number is 4.827 or 4,827 in the document you're looking at... And now you need to investigate the creation date.

That…that sounds like something someone made up so that the comma-period camps could pause fighting and gang up on a common enemy.

But commas and dots don't form part of the metric system?

Ihr könnt gerne umwechseln wenn ihr wollt :3

My main argument for the English/Chinese/Indian system (I have no idea where this system originated), is that in many languages (including German), commas function as pauses and full stops (period, by the Americans) as a stronger separator between thoughts, so it makes more sense to seperate digits with commas (in my opinion)

It's all ultimately arbitrary, and I don't really care which we pick.

Eh, it's already fairly obvious using both systems side by side across the internet.

Though I suppose in actual work you're correct. I use 3 decimal places for metres on drawings a lot, because I like it to be easy to read the mm.

It being 1,000 m or 1.000 m is of course a huge difference haha

A boy can dream 🥹

The comparison is a joke because one of these shows was hailed as one of the best shows in at least recent memory if not ever and the other is a kids cartoon and those aren't usually very high quality even though exceptions do exist. Bluey is an exception.

I'll tell you that for free > pretty much any other quote, I'll tell you that for free.

I'm a grown-ass man and love Bluey. The episode Baby Race (available on YouTube) actually meant a lot for me when my toddler was being... Bluey from that episode.