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I have never laughed harder than when I first discovered Star War: The Third Gathers, The Backstroke of the West.

So here are some examples of translation humor.

Backstroke of the West, dubbed:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mq7WE6WiPoA

The Two Towers:

http://www.angelfire.com/rings/ttt-subtitles/

Startgate Atlantis:

https://users.livejournal.com/-phoon-/20913.html

Have a link to a Spanish-language blog about a bootleg DVD of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban where the creators of said bootleg decided to simply recycle to the English subtitles from a different movie.

https://akusoft.livejournal.com/62138.html

I am also autistic, and glad to have you here! ;)

While we don't really have fandoms in common (I have knowledge of a few SCP entries, but apart from certain memes and side stories I don't recall much), I look forward to what you may write. :>

Basically, if you're a fan of the Tale of the Five books, uh, GO GET THEM NOW.

Also: MYSTERIOUS NEWS COMING NEXT WEEK.

Welcome to the Board! Here, have some chocolate cupcakes and enjoy your stay!

Hello, and welcome aBoard! For your newbie gift, take this plate of freshly-made SPaGhetti!

If you haven't yet read them, may I point you towards the Original Series and the Constitution? They're pretty much the only required reading around these parts. Another useful resource you might use is

Greetings, people/animals/potted plants/sentient hydrogen molecules of PPC. This is going to be my first post on The Board, and I'll be looking forward to joining this community. I initially heard of the PPC through TVTropes (oddly enough), and I lurked on the PPC wiki for a while before deciding to make an introductory post here. I have Asperger's Syndrome, a mild form of Autism, so I'm usually really bad at social interaction.

I'm in a lot of fandoms (and I mean a lot of fandoms), but the ones I'm mainly involved in at the current time are the SCP Foundation, Nintendo, and Jojo's Bizarre Adventure. Keep in mind that my interests change over time, and my involvement with the fandom of any piece of media is directly proportional to my interest in said media at the time.

I also have a tendency to spout out meaningless and stupid memes. Lots and lots of memes.

So I've been bingewatching Systems We Love (this link probably won't be of interest to you if you're not technical, sorry). Not all of then are winners: computer people aren't always the most amazing speakers (but speaking of computer people who are amazing speakers, everyone, even the nontechnical types, should go watch this. I have never laughed so hard at an ostensibly technical talk. This has nothing to do with the rest of this discussion, I just think this talk is really funny).

Anyways, inspired by that, I'm making this thread for everyone to post about something they love. Something that makes them really passionate. Share it, explain to us why you love it. Really make us feel the love (not like that. No. Stop. Ewww).

I'll post a response myself once I'm not on my phone.

For the younger folks unaware, there was a TV show back in the 1980s called St. Elsewhere. There was a little boy on the show, and in the very last scene of the very last episode, a pan-out on the (hospital, I think?) was suddenly shaken around, and we learn that the entire series had taken place inside a snow globe belonging to the real version of that boy, who had autism, and all the characters and events of that show were things he imagined while looking at it.

But TV executives like crossovers as much as we fanfic writers do, and thanks to actors guest starring across other shows, a whole lot of television series are connected to St. Elsewhere, which means they are also part of that autism-powered snow globe dream. There's a list current as of 2016, where we find that the PPC is also part of that boy's dream, thanks to our forays into the Buffyverse, Battlestar Galactica, CSI, the Whoniverse, Firefly, General Hospital, Heroes, M*A*S*H, NCIS, Star Trek, Stargate, Supernatural, Warehouse 13, and The X-Files.

So: does that mean all the other universes the PPC has entered are also part of the snow globe dream? And since so many recruits come from World One . . .

—doctorlit, intentionally ridiculous

Neither of the agents are from Pokemon, but that's where the Omanyte is! Nautilus is a semi-fic blip in a MAJOR way, while Peri is the result of a (hypothetical so far) Young Wizards mission with an in-fic exorcised Power!Sue. (No, Peri's not the Sue; he just internalized a LOT of glitter during the process. Detoxifying him was... a trial.)

And the HTML markers are fairly simple - as long as you remember to close them, they'll work! The one I use for the whispering is < small > < /small > (spaces added so you can see the format, of course!) Other possibilities include italics (< i > < /i >), bold (< b > < /b >), and strikethrough (< strike > < /strike >).