/vr/ - Retro Games

>>9057851
> be me
> 20 yo never even kissed
> finally muster up courage to ask a girl I like for a date
> suddenly she agrees
> but she wants to go "somewhere special"
> getting all of my savings and take her to the restaurant nearby
> we're at the restaurant
> feel awkward as fuck, that obviously weirds her out yet she doesn't say anything
> ordering carbonara
> it's time to talk about something while we're waiting for order
> i'm in cold sweat because i realize i don't know what to talk about
> the only option is just to be myself, hit or miss
> she laughs at my dumb jokes and stories like "hehe anon you're so funny"
> a sense of fucking relief and a huge confidence boost
> spending the rest of our evening eating delicious pasta and talking nicely, really good feeling
> seems like i'm finally close to getting a girlfriend
> THEN THE FOOD RAN OUT
> INSATIABLE, FEROCIOUS, VIOLENT HUNGER

Trying to survive for 8 days now, lads, what should I do

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>>8418621
> 50s references peppered in Bugs Bunny cartoons

I didn't understand shit when I was a kid but I laughed and loved those cartoons anyway.
I still don't understand like half of the references and jokes but I'm always eager to know more about era before my birth, and when I learn something new, I go back and re-watch the cartoon, which is now has more understandable jokes. It's like gaining enough bonus points to unlock extra content in a game.

Classic Looney Tunes are brilliantly made, timeless cartoons, thanks to how many layers of jokes creators have packed into it. There's a bit of everything for everyone in any year.

EWJ doesn't rely heavily on those references too, it allows you to enjoy it despite not being familiar with the context. That's how a good media works.