Most Autistic Thing you've ever seen - besides sonic and MLP, of course.

[NARPASSWORD]

 

[TheAmazingAxolotl]

Chris putting his duck in the snow.

 

[FemalePresident]

 

[Sailor_Jupiter]

Anything by Jules Verne. Seriously, you just have to read the science sperging to get how bad it is. The worst offender (due to the ship and its design being a major part of the plotline) is Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, but all of them are pretty bad. There's a lot of action, so they're enjoyable, but it's a really, really, really cringey guilty pleasure. (If you don't want to read the whole book, the first few chapters online will suffice to give you an idea. Make sure you get to the part where Gary Stu- I mean, the villain- describes the design of his autistic master ship. It's rich (and so is he.)

A lot of Arthur Conan Doyle's lesser-known stuff is pretty bad, too- especially his Lost World series, which just gets more and more exceptional as it goes on: one book consists of the scientists positing that the earth is actually a giant sea urchin, and they need to DRILL INTO IT TO WAKE IT UP. No, really- I'm not making this up. Sherlock Holmes's daddy was cray-cray.

 

[DrainRedRain]

dude is wasting serious quantities of water

 

[Bassomatic]

www.kiwifarms.net

 

[polonium]

The OP

 

[*Asterisk*]

I feel guilty for mocking someone experiencing grief at the deaths of hundreds, but the sheer autism of this clip forces my hand.

Spoiler: Telethonic Content

 

[Bogs]

I saw this live, it has it all. Jerry Seinfeld, the host not knowing who he is, and of course Ｂｅｅ Ｍｏｖｉｅ

 

[AnOminous]

I feel guilty for mocking someone experiencing grief at the deaths of hundreds, but the sheer autism of this clip forces my hand.

Spoiler: Telethonic Content

My favorite thing about that was always Mike Meyers' wtf expression.

 

[Sailor_Jupiter]

dude is wasting serious quantities of water

This was amazing. The Library of Congress should totally preserve this as an example of 21st-century weeb culture! XD

 

[Gentle germs]

 

[sikotik]

Almost everything that @Brandobaris posts.

 

[Brandobaris]

Almost everything that @Brandobaris posts.

Well why didn't you rate it autistic then you knob gobbling bow legged parrot stuffing ford focus driving llama breeder?

 

[ICametoLurk]

Well why didn't you rate it autistic then you knob gobbling bow legged parrot stuffing ford focus driving llama breeder?

good

 

[AnOminous]

Well why didn't you rate it autistic then you knob gobbling bow legged parrot stuffing ford focus driving llama breeder?

That that back. He doesn't drive a Ford Focus.

 

[Curt Sibling]

Anything by Jules Verne. Seriously, you just have to read the science sperging to get how bad it is. The worst offender (due to the ship and its design being a major part of the plotline) is Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, but all of them are pretty bad. There's a lot of action, so they're enjoyable, but it's a really, really, really cringey guilty pleasure. (If you don't want to read the whole book, the first few chapters online will suffice to give you an idea. Make sure you get to the part where Gary Stu- I mean, the villain- describes the design of his autistic master ship. It's rich (and so is he.)

A lot of Arthur Conan Doyle's lesser-known stuff is pretty bad, too- especially his Lost World series, which just gets more and more exceptional as it goes on: one book consists of the scientists positing that the earth is actually a giant sea urchin, and they need to DRILL INTO IT TO WAKE IT UP. No, really- I'm not making this up. Sherlock Holmes's daddy was cray-cray.

This.

 

[keksz]

Pewdiepie. I think everyone who watches him and isn't under 10 years of age should either be shot or arrested and raped in prison.

 

[EH 110]

 

[Varg Did Nothing Wrong]

Early testing of the AutoBlow was fraught with danger...