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“Write short funny script where i, SEAN, READ 1 PIECE OF THE BADLY GOOGLE TRANSLA” (1 conversations)
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21 turns Apr 27, 2024 at 6:06 PM BST United Kingdom , Birmingham
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Write short funny script where i, SEAN, READ 1 PIECE OF THE BADLY GOOGLE TRANSLATED MARIO GAME DIALOGUE TO MY BEST PALS SHAGGY, SCOOBY, AND ,EVER HEROIC, SCRAPPY (I do the reading only and the trio react) Alright let's play guys... We start to play the game... We currently are on the badly translated hack of Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door called "Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors" *We're at Rogueport, a coastal town, and Mario, who I'm playing as with the Scooby trio, is hearing Goombella (badly translated to "Goombell" Oh she's suddenly talking to someone off screen: "Hey! What do you like? Remember me, ugly?"
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INT. A LIVING ROOM - DAY A cozy, dimly lit living room filled with gaming paraphernalia. SEAN, a witty and enthusiastic gamer, is seated on a comfy sofa, controller in hand. Surrounded by his animated best pals, SHAGGY, a gangly and perpetually hungry dude; SCOOBY, a talking and equally hungry Great Dane; and SCRAPPY, the small but fearless puppy with a heart of gold and an ego to match. SEAN (grinning) Alright, let's dive into this weird and wacky world, guys! You ready? SHAGGY Yeah man, like, let's do this! SCOOBY Reah, reah! SCRAPPY (puffing out his chest) Let me at 'em! Let me at 'em! With a press of a button, the game starts. The graphics are a bit off, the colors a tad too bright, but it's the text that's the real gem. They soon encounter Goombella, or rather, "Goombell." SEAN (reads aloud, trying to contain his laughter) "Hey! What do you like? Remember me, ugly?" SHAGGY (spluttering) Like, what does that even mean, man? SCOBBY (chuckling) Roomba ralking trubbish! SCRAPPY (utterly confused) Who's she calling ugly? This translation's more twisted than a pretzel in a knot competition! SEAN Yeah, and I'm pretty sure Goombell was trying to start a conversation, not a fight. This game's gonna be epic! SHAGGY I dunno, Sean. Like, this might be the weirdest adventure we've had, and we've had our share of those, right, Scoob? SCOBBY (raising a paw in agreement) Ruh-huh, reird! SCRAPPY (determined) Nothing's too weird for us! We're gonna crack this "Book of Mario" like it's a mystery to solve! SEAN (trying to control his laughter) Well, if we're gonna solve anything, it's going to be figuring out what on earth these translations mean. Ready to press on, team? The gang nods vigorously, even if half-lost in the absurdity of it all. They dive back into the game, their laughter and confusion filling the room as they navigate the bizarre world of "Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors." Each badly translated line delivers an unexpected round of hilarity, bringing them closer in their quirky shared adventure. As they continue, the room echoes with the peculiar yet joyful sounds of friendship--laughter, teased remarks, and the occasional confused bark or yelp from Scooby and Scrappy. Despite the strange dialogues, or maybe because of them, it's clear they're in for an unforgettable gaming session, one badly translated line at a time. FADE OUT.
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*The guy she's yelling at is a guy called "Mr Krump" and he responds to Goombell in the cutscene with...... "Oh go out! You go out! It's hard for you to know, but do not be stupid to me!"
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INT. THE SAME LIVING ROOM - CONTINUOUS The game progresses, and MR. KRUMP appears on screen, responding to Goombell's nonsensical greeting. SEAN, trying even harder now to keep a straight face, reads out Mr. Krump's reply. SEAN (holding back laughter) "Oh go out! You go out! It's hard for you to know, but do not be stupid to me!" SHAGGY (surprised) Whoa, dude, did that guy just tell us to go out twice? Like, where to, man? SCOBBY (looking puzzled) Rout rhere? SCRAPPY (huffily) And what's with calling us stupid? If anyone's being stupid, it's him with that grammar! SEAN It's like watching a heated argument at a debate club... if the debate was held in an alternate dimension where logic doesn't exist. The gang watches as the poorly translated argument between Goombell and Mr. Krump unfolds, their reactions ranging from utter bafflement to uncontrollable giggles. SHAGGY And imagine, man, if we tried talkin' like that in the real world. "Hey, don't be potato to me, buddy!" SCOBBY (laughing) Ron't be rotato! SCRAPPY (leaping up) Yeah! And I'd say, "Let's not and say we did, because you're not making a cheeseburger out of me!" SEAN (nodding in amusement) I'd pay good money to see you try that line in public, Scrappy. Alright, heroes, shall we continue our journey through this linguistic wonderland? SHAGGY (still chuckling) Yeah, let's keep going. If nothing else, we're gonna improve our, like, decoding skills! SCOBBY Ror sure! SCRAPPY (pumping a tiny paw in the air) And nobody, but nobody, calls Scrappy-Doo stupid! Let's do this! The game continues, each line of dialogue more hilariously confusing than the last. The room is filled with laughter, proving that sometimes, it's the glitches and mistakes that make for the most memorable experiences. SEAN and the Scooby gang bond over the absurdity, a testament to the unpredictable joy of gaming and friendship. FADE OUT.
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*Mr Krump continues* "I've seen requesting information about the Crystal Star to walk around the city"
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INT. THE SAME LIVING ROOM - MOMENTS LATER The game advances, with MR. KRUMP's dialogue taking another perplexing twist. SEAN, no longer attempting to restrain his laughter, reads it out. SEAN (trying to read through laughter) "I've seen requesting information about the Crystal Star to walk around the city." SHAGGY (with a puzzled look) Wait, man, did the information about the Crystal Star grow legs and start taking a tour around the city? SCOBBY (confused) Ralking Crystal Rtar? SCRAPPY (scratching his head) That's it! I'm cracking the case! Clearly, the Crystal Star is the real detective here! SEAN I can just imagine it now--a crystal star with a detective hat, canvassing the town for clues. SHAGGY (imitating) "Excuse me, sir, have you seen any suspicious activities around? I'm just a Crystal Star doing my part." SCOBBY (giggling) Re-he-he-he! SCRAPPY Well, if we ever need to find anything, we know who to call--Detective Crystal Star! The absurdity of the situation has them all in stitches, the laughter so genuine and continuous it threatens to pause the game indefinitely. SEAN But seriously, guys, how does this even work in the game's world? Is Mr. Krump saying he's seen people or the actual information about the Crystal Star walking around? SHAGGY (dabbing his eyes) Man, I don't know, but this is the best worst translation ever. SCOBBY Yeah, rery runny! As they wipe tears of mirth from their eyes, they ready themselves to continue playing. The game, with its wonky translation, has made their day unexpectedly delightful. Each line of dialogue is a surprise, each moment shared a memory in the making. SCRAPPY (jumping excitedly) Let's keep going! Maybe we'll bump into the walking, talking Crystal Star on our next turn! The room is filled with a new wave of laughter as SEAN presses on with the game, the friends eager to uncover more hilariously translated gems. Despite the game's odd translations, or perhaps because of them, it's brought them closer together, turning an ordinary day into an extraordinary adventure in friendship and fun. FADE OUT.
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*Mr Krump continues* "Well, now I am trying to be a good girlfriend and say what you know! Right NOW!"
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INT. THE SAME LIVING ROOM - CONTINUOUS The narrative takes another dive into the realm of absurdity with MR. KRUMP's next line. SEAN reads it out, his voice teetering between disbelief and amusement. SEAN "Hang on, this gets better. 'Well, now I am trying to be a good girlfriend and say what you know! Right NOW!'" SHAGGY (sputtering with laughter) Like, Mr. Krump is trying to be a what now? A good girlfriend? SCOBBY (raising an eyebrow) Rood girlfriend? SCRAPPY (perplexed) I've heard of undercover work, but this is next level! The room is in uproar. Pillows are clutched, sides are held, and the game is paused as laughter takes center stage. It's a bizarre twist, but somehow, perfectly in keeping with the game's unique charm. SEAN (points at the screen) I guess in Mr. Krump's world, being a good girlfriend means demanding information aggressively. Note to self: never date in Rogueport. SHAGGY And, like, imagine if that's how we all tried to get info from each other. "Hey, Scoob, be a good pal and tell me where you hid the snacks, right NOW!" SCOBBY (laughing) Rooby-Roo wouldn't be a rood boyfriend then! The gang composes themselves, ready to continue, yet this line has clearly left its mark. SCRAPPY (determined) Alright, team, let's decode this mystery! Maybe Mr. Krump's next transformation will be into a talking pizza! SEAN (readying himself) Who knows with this game? Alright, back into the linguistic jungle, friends. Let's find out what our "good girlfriend" Mr. Krump has next in store for us! As they resume play, the unpredictable dialogue of "Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors" continues to be a source of endless entertainment. But beyond the laughs and the confusion, it's the shared experience that truly shines--a testament to the unpredictable joy of friendship and gaming. FADE OUT.
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*Goombell responds* "Never! I have nothing to say! You are ridiculed! Eww!"
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INT. THE SAME LIVING ROOM - SECONDS LATER The group braces for Goombell's retort to Mr. Krump's bizarre claim of attempting good girlfriend diplomacy. SEAN chuckles as he delivers Goombell's response to the room. SEAN (reads with a smirk) "Never! I have nothing to say! You are ridiculed! Eww!" SHAGGY (erupting into laughter) "Ridiculed! Eww!" Like, that's one way to shut down someone's advances! SCOBBY (grinning) Ree-hee-hee, Reww! SCRAPPY (snorting with laughter) That's showing him, Goombell! Tell him he's ridiculed! The absurdity of the exchange only amplifies the room's jovial atmosphere. Goombell's disdainful "Eww!" resonates with comedic perfection, prompting parodies from the group. SEAN (posing dramatically) "Your advances are unwanted, sir! You, sir, are ridiculed! Eww, indeed!" SHAGGY (nodding in agreement) Man, imagine using that line at the next monster encounter. "Back off, ghost! You are ridiculed! Eww!" SCOBBY (practicing the line) Rack roff! Reww! SCRAPPY (puffing up) And if any villain tries to tangle with us again, I'll just tell them they're ridiculed! That'll send them running! The laughter continues, their joy spilling over into mock reenactments and imagined scenarios, each more hysterical than the last. SEAN resumes the game, their spirits uplifted by the dialogue's unintentional hilarity. As they venture further into the game, the blend of bizarre translations and their collective humor forges an unforgettable gaming session. Through every "Eww!" and claim of ridicule, their camaraderie strengthens, a reminder that sometimes, it's the little things--or in this case, the lost-in-translation moments--that bring the greatest joy. FADE OUT.
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*Mr Krump responds* "I do not think it would be better, like my daughter. That little premature death!"
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INT. THE SAME LIVING ROOM - CONTINUOUS Silence blankets the room as SEAN delivers Mr. Krump's next line, his voice tinged with disbelief. SEAN (trying not to laugh) "I do not think it would be better, like my daughter. That little premature death!" A beat passes as the group processes the bizarre statement. Then, without warning, the dam breaks and laughter floods the room once more. SHAGGY (choking on his laughter) Like, did he just call Goombell his daughter and then, what, announce her untimely demise in the same breath? SCOBBY (utterly baffled) Rhat's rhappening? SCRAPPY (squinting at the screen) This translation's getting weirder by the second. Now we're dealing with family drama and prophecies? SEAN (nodding, amused) It's like we've stumbled into a soap opera written by a broken translation bot. The confusion over Mr. Krump's dramatic dialogue adds another layer to their gaming experience. Every line is a twist, every response a turn in their rollercoaster ride through "Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors." SHAGGY (jokingly clutching his heart) I can't take this emotional rollercoaster, man! One minute we're ridiculing, the next we're prematurely passing away. SCOBBY (howling with laughter) Roh-no, Raggy! SCRAPPY (determinedly) Well, no messed-up translation's going to beat us! We'll solve the mystery of Mr. Krump's wild dialogue, or my name isn't Scrappy-Doo! SEAN (grinning) Alright, team, let's press on. There's surely more gold to be unearthed in this dialogue debacle. Who knows? We might even solve the mystery of how Goombell became Mr. Krump's estranged daughter. With renewed vigour, they plunge back into the game, each absurd twist and turn bringing them closer. The bonds formed through shared laughter and bewildering game dialogue are unbreakable. As they navigate the mysteries and misadventures of "Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors," it's clear that the real treasure isn't the Crystal Star they're seeking--it's the joy of the journey together. FADE OUT.
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*Krump then says* "Buh! Buh! Buh huh huh! Son, we take this weapon to our fortress!"
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INT. THE SAME LIVING ROOM - MOMENTS LATER The room, now seasoned with sporadic bouts of laughter and confusion, grows silent as SEAN reads Mr. Krump's latest contribution to the dialogue saga. SEAN (now completely amused) "Buh! Buh! Buh huh huh! Son, we take this weapon to our fortress!" SHAGGY (stopping mid-bite of a sandwich) Did... did Mr. Krump just turn into a pirate ship? Buh huh huh? SCOBBY (confused) Reapon ro rour rortress? SCRAPPY (bristling with excitement) Aha! So, the plot thickens! From family drama to now forming an armada. Count me in! The gang leans in, hooked by the unfolding narrative chaos, their earlier befuddlement morphing into a keen interest in Mr. Krump's erratic character development. SEAN So, it's official, we've got a strategy now. Thanks to pirate captain Mr. Krump, we're infiltrating fortresses with unknown weapons. SHAGGY (eyebrows raised) Like, count me out if it's another one of those "premature deaths" he talked about. SCOBBY (raising a paw) Rount me rout roo! SCRAPPY (fearlessly) You can count on Scrappy-Doo to lead the charge! No fortress too strong, no weapon too bizarre! Their laughter fills the room again, lighter and more connected than before. Each bizarre turn in the dialogue forges a stronger bond, turning a simple gaming session into an epic story of friendship. SEAN Alright, into the fortress of confusion we go! Let's see how this weapon fits into Mr. Krump's grand plan. As they progress further into the game, navigating through misadventures and warped dialogues, they find not just amusement, but a shared narrative they'll recount for years to come. Their camaraderie, strengthened by the bewildering and hilarious path of "Book of Mario: Thousands of Doors," becomes the true testament to their adventurous afternoon. FADE OUT.
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Krump's henchmen, the X-Nauts (or in this translation "10-Nauties") responds with: "As you said, Mr Krump! Here we go!"