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9本のタイトル で、スペシャルプロモーションが始まりました。11/24(月)3:00まで。
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November 11, 2025 at 7:51 PM
chillman3.bsky.social
ON TODAYS EPISODE OF MYTHBUSTERS, WE TEST IF EMITE'S ASS IS TRULY INDESTRUCTABLE!
November 11, 2025 at 7:16 PM
ptom.net
"The plural of the word anecdote is not data" --Kernaghan et al

"Measure that which can be measured, and make measurable that which is not so." --Galileo

"Remember, kids, the only difference between screwing around and science is writing it down." --Mythbusters

"Bring receipts." --Gen Z/Alpha
November 11, 2025 at 5:32 PM
corinnemensforth.bsky.social
This Mythbusters x lobe fin fish content is unexpected and brilliant: youtu.be/U68FbDkmsjI?...
This Coelacanth's Got Quite a Story!
YouTube video by Adam Savage’s Tested
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November 11, 2025 at 11:23 AM
apolicious.bsky.social
"that Mythbusters show" sir you are talking about my childhood.
November 11, 2025 at 6:09 AM
sagemustdie.bsky.social
getting my gourd blown up and away Mythbusters style hearing this for the first time, what the absolute lord in heaven
www.youtube.com/watch?v=smR6...
Hvilke splinter
YouTube video by Honningbarna - Topic
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November 11, 2025 at 6:03 AM
booksns.bsky.social
Books that investigate the absurd seriously

https://www.booksns.com/172524/

I'm looking for books that pose a question and then reply, "Okay, but hear me out—" or "Well, let's think about this." Not to put a tinfoil hat on but to push learning and investigation. Sort of like a MythBusters-style …
Books that investigate the absurd seriously - Trending Books
I'm looking for books that pose a question and then reply, "Okay, but hear me out—" or "Well, let's think about this." Not to
www.booksns.com
November 11, 2025 at 6:00 AM
brendelbored.bsky.social
saw a clip of that Mythbusters show testing whether it saves energy to leave lights on all the time vs turning them off and one of the people goes “I don’t think that’s true” and they test it on 10 lightbulbs and it wasn’t true and the person goes “It’s looking like this myth might not be true”
November 11, 2025 at 3:58 AM
myflorida10.bsky.social
On this episode of MYTHBUSTERS …

[buzzsaw sound, car crash wreckage]

Can a BULLETPROOF VEST …

[slomo AR-15, bullet shattering on impact]

Withstand the impact of a FOOTLONG SUB? …

[squirting bottle, stone-faced Jamie covered in onions and relish]
November 11, 2025 at 3:06 AM
modelman8767a.bsky.social
youtu.be/J7xISBgMelc?... such great fun watching this podcast if your a fan of mythbusters you will love this . tory an kari from mythbusters have fun guests from the show an talk about fun parts that went on behind the scenes #Mythbusters #KariByron #ToryBellici #MythFits
Kari & Tory's Biggest REGRET on MythBusters
YouTube video by Mythfits Podcast
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November 11, 2025 at 12:50 AM
bassclefstef.bsky.social
No, the 'Plausible' sign from Mythbusters
November 10, 2025 at 10:30 PM
specter177.bsky.social
When Mythbusters did that episode on it.
November 10, 2025 at 4:19 PM
cpgorski.bsky.social
...possibly "we have this installed, and getting anything else approved is darn near impossible"...
Mythbusters "Plausible"
November 10, 2025 at 3:50 PM
lynnvee.bsky.social
Watching old Mythbusters because I like watching shit blown up under scientific conditions
November 10, 2025 at 3:44 PM
hmmgrr.bsky.social
Oh yeah this is out now, got a ten page comic in Kuš! #57, "Mythbústers" komikss.lv

Photographed in front of my IKEA bookshelf .... I am not without sin but nevertheless I will throw some stones
November 10, 2025 at 3:18 PM
dekumoe.bsky.social
so i classify it liiike a show your dad would be watching in the bg while sleeping on the couch or somthing

typically a science show like mythbusters or in my case, expedition unknown is my big one
November 10, 2025 at 3:35 AM
amandabryana.bsky.social
At the moment, Mythbusters seems to be working as an overnight background noise. This is good. There are 10 pretty long seasons of Mythbusters on Prime.
November 10, 2025 at 2:01 AM
nvbinder.io
They’re painting Jamie with gold paint on Mythbusters
November 9, 2025 at 11:39 PM
willowtsquirrel.bsky.social
Hello, fellow nerds! Did you know that, (at least I the DC metropolitan area) if you have Xfinity cable, there are channels in the 4000’s ? There is literally an #AntiquesRoadshow channel 🏛️⚱️ There’s also a Mythbusters channel, a Xena: Warrior Princess channel, …. There are many channels.
November 9, 2025 at 11:07 PM
quietstuff.bsky.social
the word اللي lli, usually a relativizer (الزلمة اللي هون l-zalame lli hōn "the man that's here"), has a weird alternate usage: منيح اللي جيت mnīḥ lli jīt "good that you came"

i was proud of the og idea in the 2nd pic - BUT what prob actually happened (3rd pic) is so cool

(forgive clunky writing!)
screenshot of a wiktionary usage example. the words اللي, illi, and "that" are highlighted/bolded: منيح اللي فيقتني كنت مكوبسة mnīḥ lli fayyaʔtni kint mkawbse Good thing you woke me up, I was having a nightmare (literally, “Good that you woke me up, I was having a nightmare”) screenshot of the following wiktionary etymology with a mythbusters sorta "BUSTED" stamp overlaid on top: Etymology 2: Difficult to understand as an extension of the above [i.e. the relativizer اللي] due to the differences in syntax. Instead, perhaps a construction like ​*مْلِيح إِن (*mlīḥ ʔin, literally “good that”) underwent assimilation to become ​*مْلِيح ال (*mlīḥ (ʔ)il, “good that”), where the resulting *ال (*(ʔ)il) was reanalyzed as اللي (lli)'s byform ال (l-). This reanalysis would have allowed all other byforms, including اللي (lli) itself, to be used in this construction. Only later would the construction have spread to allow for adjectives other than مْلِيح (mlīḥ, “good”) as described in the usage note below. Both terms of the proposed original ​*مْلِيح إِن (*mlīḥ ʔin, literally “good that”) are now unorthodox: مْلِيح (mlīḥ) is an archaic or rural form of what is now predominantly مْنِيح (mnīḥ, “good”), and a bare إِنْ (ʔin, “that”, complementizer) is absent from most Levantine varieties today in favor of a form with a fused expletive pronoun, إِنُّو (ʔinno). This reanalysis would have occurred before both of these terms fell from prominence. (Note, however, that Henri Fleisch recorded multiple Lebanese varieties that retained forms like إِنْ (ʔin) in his 1946–1974 studies of Lebanese Arabic.) An alternative possibility is that the original phrase was already ​*مْنِيح إِن (*mnīḥ ʔin, literally “good that”) and that it shifted to ​*مْنِيح ال (*mnīḥ (ʔ)il, “good that”) in the process of dissimilation rather than assimilation. screenshot of wiktionary etymology: Etymology 2: See the 1902 quotation below for an example of how this sense developed out of the above. We can illustrate what must have happened using a made-up but similar sentence, مْنِيح اللي مَات الأّسّد (mnīḥ lli māt l-ʔasad). Originally, such a phrase must have been understood as two separate clauses: مْنِيح، اللي مَات الأَسَد (mnīḥ, lli māt l-ʔasad, “Good; what died is the lion.”, literally “good what died the lion.”). For clarity's sake, consider the second clause here equivalent to اللي مَات هُوِّي الأَسَد (lli māt huwwe l-ʔasad, “What died is the lion”). This construction uses اللي (lli) in its original sense as a relativizer. As time went on, however, such phrases must have been reanalyzed as one single clause, like مْنِيح اللي مَات الأَسَد (mnīḥ lli māt l-ʔasad). Here, with the final verb phrase now so easy to understand as a simple مَات الأَسَد (māt l-ʔasad, “the lion died”, literally “died the lion”), the original اللي (lli, relative pronoun) must have had no choice but to be reanalyzed as a subordinating conjunction: مْنِيح اللي مَات الأّسّد (mnīḥ lli māt l-ʔasad, “Good that the lion died.”, literally “good that died the lion.”) After a new subordinating conjunction اللي (lli) had been firmly established, it was free to come to govern verb phrases that would not have been understandable with the original syntax. For example, مْنِيح اللي جِيت (mnīḥ lli jīt, “Good that you came”), is a valid modern construction that would have had no way to be understood using اللي (lli, relativizer): *Good; what you came is (what?). screenshot of wiktionary quotation. the words اللي and illi are highlighted and bolded: 1902, Henry Minor Huxley, “Syrian Songs, Proverbs, and Stories: Collected, Translated, and Annotated”, in Journal of the American Oriental Society‎[1], volume 23 (overall work in English), Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts: American Oriental Society, passage #103, pages 242–244: الوزير علّم مرة حتّى توقف على الدرب وصارت تسبّ وتقول الحمد للّه اللي مات الشيخ الفاخوري يخرب بيته اللّه يغمّق له عمره ما يرجع. قال لها لو كنت مش ميّت كنت بقوم ليكي. l-wazīr ʕallam mara ḥatta tūʔaf ʕala d-darb w ṣārit tasibb w tʔūl l-ḥumdilla illi māt š-šayḵ l-fāḵūri yaḵrub baytu ʔaḷḷa yiḡammiʔlu ʕomru ma yərjaʕ. ʔallha law kunt muš mayyit kunt baʔūm layki. [original: il-wezîr 3allem mara ḥɒtta tûʾaf 3ala'd-derb ū-ṣârit tesibb witʾûl il-ḥomd ílla illī mä̂t iš-šêḫ il-fāḫûrī yaḫrub bêtu ɒlla yiǧɒmmíʾlū 3omrū ma yörja3. ʾallha lau kunt muš mêyit kunt beʾ̂ūm lêki.] The vizîr instructed a woman to stand on the road; she began to curse and say, "Praise be to God that he who has died is the jar-maker, (who was) an elder. May his house be destroyed; may God make his grave deep, and may his life not return." The jar-maker replied, "Were I not dead, I would rise against you!" The given English translation is Huxley's. He somewhat misunderstands the expression عُمْرُه مَا يِرْجَع (ʕumro ma yirjaʕ, “may he never return for his entire life”, used this way even though the sheikh is allegedly already dead). It is unknown whether he similarly misunderstood the expression with اللي (lli), which in modern times would be understood as الحمدالله اللي مات الشيخ (l-ḥamdilla lli māt š-šayḵ, “thank God that the sheikh died”), or if it had indeed not yet undergone the reanalysis in question in 1902.
November 9, 2025 at 9:21 PM
agiganticbrain.bsky.social
Mythbusters was truly the Jackass of science (complimentary) (kissing on the cheek) (then on the lips) (then with tongue) (boobs touching)
November 9, 2025 at 7:22 PM
voireylinger.bsky.social
In the past ten years, I've taken my family to see the Mythbusters tour, a Bill Nye lecture, a Steve Burns lecture, planetarium shows, Hairspray, Barefoot in the Park, Newsies and a Cirque touring show. Tickets have been between $20 and $25. I think Bill Nye was $15.
November 9, 2025 at 6:00 PM
autismdrawscanada.bsky.social
Jamie Hyneman host from Mythbusters “I reject your reality & substitute my own” which is a perfect autistic representation. He also likes to blow shit up. #ActuallyAutistic #Autism #FacesOfAutism #Art #RealityTV #Neurodiverse #Neurodiversity #SundayMorning
November 9, 2025 at 4:59 PM
mattsledge.xyz
Watching some Mythbusters reruns because I don't feel like a movie and it's been years since I have revisited the show. Watching the 'Car Busting' special and it includes the pig in the Corvette bit.
November 9, 2025 at 9:03 AM
gepmox.bsky.social
Watched the 7th ep of Murder drones, Cyntessa was so UNHINGED absolutely loved it ,Kentucky Ballistics recreate their 50 cal accident MythBusters style with a really long string and multiple barriers, the fear was REAL for that one! #VTuber #ENVtuber #streamer #goblingirl #murderdrones
November 9, 2025 at 5:02 AM