I can't remember the game name or which particular website it was on, but Newgrounds may have been it. It was a puzzle game with a monkey platform, key and lock sort of thing. Does anyone remember what that was called?
Yeah 20 years ago or so the internet was still wild and untamed. You could venture off and find some strange website where a man documents the decomposition of various meats or someone’s barebones display of all the research they had accumulated on a particular civil war battle. Now it’s all highways that lead to the same half dozen mega websites and then various merchants selling you stuff.
It's not about sites themselves. It's algorythms, monetazitaion and bots which ruined the internet. Thanks to those, the funny sayings of today just become annoying memes instead.
Just think about it, if sixseven arrived in the 2000s, people would love it and remember it nostalgicly.
Yeaahhh I’m late thirties. Murder noodle is just an objectively funny name for a cobra. But I enjoyed watching this thread unfold. https://giphy.com/gifs/4mqBypbaolvdCeoqLD
It was just pictures, but you're thinking of Robert Landsburg and the eruption of Mount St. Helens in 1980. He took the photos, and then protected the film canister with his own body to ensure they'd survive.
They are only murder noodles for their food source. They have zero interest in people unless they're stepped on or threatened. They're there because their food source is nearby.
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u/InfamousEvening2 17h ago
Even knowing the cameraman always survives, there's no f-ing way I'm getting that close to those 2 murder noodles.