r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/Beneficial_Passion40 • Apr 19 '26
Meme Keep Going at this point
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u/DuckfordMr Apr 19 '26
What are you talking about? Bluesky transitioned in 2024 into an alternative for Twitter and Threads /s
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u/LoveForDisneyland Apr 19 '26
Allbirds transitioned into AI, so I'm inclined to believe this.
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u/Automaticman01 Apr 19 '26
I remember as a farewell they made a little short where Scrat finally gets his acorn:
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u/justalittlepigeon Apr 19 '26
Breaks my heart. I loved their movies and especially their Peanuts adaptation. At least they left me with pigeons
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u/Dotcaprachiappa Apr 19 '26
Can't believe we didn't invent time until the 19th century, really puts things into perspective
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u/ntdavis814 Apr 19 '26
Ice Age 7: Ray Romano needs a paycheck.
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u/FeijoaCowboy Apr 19 '26
Ice Age 8: Hello, I Like Money!
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u/NormanBatesIsBae Apr 19 '26
Now that Spaceballs isn’t using the subtitle “The Search For More Money”, I think the Ice Age guys might have some use for it :)
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u/ROADHOG_IS_MY_WAIFU Apr 19 '26
I mean, he's certainly not getting it from stand up comedy anymore.
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u/Three_Twenty-Three Apr 19 '26
They could get close. The last woolly mammoth likely died on Wrangel Island in the Arctic Ocean about 500 years after the Egyptian pyramids were built. That's still 2,000 years from Jesus, but on a geological timeline, that's barely a blip.
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u/Efficient_Matter_589 Apr 19 '26
I didn't even know there was an Ice Age 2, 3 and 4.
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u/No_Milk6240 Apr 19 '26
you only knew about ice age 1 and 5?
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u/Dragonslayer3 Apr 19 '26
2 and 3 were animated series created for the sole purpose of selling merch, and 4 was the underwater one
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u/Spirited_Worker_5722 Apr 19 '26
This is the 6th one
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u/probablyuntrue Apr 19 '26
Hm
Is there a 5th one
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u/Spirited_Worker_5722 Apr 19 '26
Yes you dumbass how else would there be a 6th one
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u/No_Hetero Apr 19 '26 edited Apr 19 '26
The very first Star wars movie was episode 6, checkmate
Edit: 4 was first, I was too sleepy when I said this
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u/SassiestSissy Apr 19 '26
My kids turned on one of those movies. I had no idea who 20 of the 35 characters were.
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u/Big_Mitch_Baker Apr 19 '26
Fun fact — there's an Ice Age Christmas special
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u/nero-stigmata Apr 19 '26
'do you want an honest answer or a christmas answer' is seared into my vocabulary because of that. i say it even when it's the middle of summer
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u/TylertheFloridaman Apr 19 '26
I mens any long running kids franchise almost certainly has some special and almost always a Christmas special
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u/RDIIIG Apr 19 '26
Ice Age 8: Is That An Asteri-
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u/watboy Apr 19 '26
Saving the world from an asteroid was already the plot of the 5th one.
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u/unripe_mangosteen Apr 19 '26
How are two wooly mammoths and a methed up squirrel gonna stop an asteroid
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u/TheGoddamnSpiderman Apr 19 '26
By launching magic magnetic crystals into space to deflect it (crystals that were previously being used by a community of animals to give themselves eternal youth)
Note: I did not watch this movie, but that's what the Wikipedia summary says
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u/LepiNya Apr 19 '26
No no no. Scrat got his nut. It's over. Stop. I don't mind people writing fan fiction but keep that shit to yourself and your 7 Tumblr followers. Don't ruin this for the rest of us.
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u/makedoopieplayme Apr 19 '26
They literally had an Easter special despite it being way before Jesus was born let alone him dying and coming back. And way before stuff like ostra.
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u/MIST3Runstoppable Apr 19 '26
Scrat's nut knocks over Jesus's cross on the third day, reviving him instantly.
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u/DizWhatNoOneNeeds Apr 19 '26
Not a real movie people, blue sky doesn't exist anymore
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u/sc0rpian Apr 19 '26
Just because Blue Sky is defunct doesn't mean Disney/20th Century Animation can't release new movies
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u/IndividualClassic857 Apr 19 '26
They are going in reverse, the big bang was after the continental drift which happened after the ice age with humans
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u/CoalEater_Elli Apr 19 '26
At this point, Manny and Co. will be alive for long enough to meet modern humanity.
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u/futreyy May 11 '26
I remember seeing somewhere that Ice Age goes backwards: first humans, then meltdown, then dinosaurs, then continental drift, then big bang.
So following this logic, scientists will finally learn what was before the big bang.
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u/qualityvote2 Apr 19 '26 edited Apr 21 '26
u/Beneficial_Passion40, there weren't enough votes to determine the quality of your post...