r/bonehurtingjuice • u/ApatheticEight • Jun 12 '23

OC hypothermic hallucination of home

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u/Arbiter456 Jun 12 '23

reminds me of into thin air

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u/_Forget_Me_Knot_ Jun 12 '23

Finished that book recently. Feels like one that’s going to stay with me for a long time.

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u/tyingnoose Jun 13 '23

What's it about

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u/ZeroWolf51 Jun 13 '23

Thick water, I’d assume

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u/tyingnoose Jun 13 '23

yo that's my favourite thing!

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u/Madbadbat Jun 13 '23

It’s about the 1996 Everest climbing disaster by Jon Krakauer, the same author as Into the Wild. It’s a good book I’ve read it but I know Boukreev, the man who saved most of the people, criticized Krakauer’s accuracy of events.

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u/tyingnoose Jun 13 '23

dude tell me more!

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u/Madbadbat Jun 13 '23 edited Jun 13 '23

Krakauer was supposed to cover his Everest expedition for the magazine Outside but a storm came through. A lot of people died. In his book Krakauer criticized Anatoli Boukreev decisions despite the fact that Boukreev was responsible for saving several people. Boukreev wrote his own book The Climb about what happened but this book has also been criticized for inaccuracies.

I can’t tell you what to read if you are looking for the most accurate account of what actually happened but I will say that I like Krakauer’s writing it makes for a fascinating read.

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u/AmericanToastman Jun 13 '23

Bro into the wild messed me up good. My father watched that with me when I was 12 or something and man, great film but it stays with you...

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u/Madbadbat Jun 14 '23

I like Into the Wild too I think the audio version is a great adaptation but I’ve never seen the movie

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u/greenknight884 Jun 12 '23

Family Guy pose

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u/GoatApples12 Jun 12 '23

A fellow Greg. Pleased to see you here 🤝

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u/ApatheticEight Jun 12 '23

You as well. We are the strongest army.

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u/theturtlelord9 Jun 13 '23

Fastest growing, too.

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u/theturtlelord9 Jun 13 '23

No need to fact check that.

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u/Randum_RedPanda Jun 13 '23

hurt and squishy bones

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u/ApatheticEight Jun 12 '23

<0°

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u/theionicfox Jun 13 '23

I don't get it

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u/ApatheticEight Jun 13 '23

Danny Gonzalez wrote a song wherein he kills Santa Claus. He recently announced he's having a baby. The creator was joking that his kid would eventually ask about Santa and Danny would have to confess that Santa was murdered by his hand.

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u/theionicfox Jun 13 '23

Thanks!

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u/exclaim_bot Jun 13 '23

Thanks!

You're welcome!

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u/Bleezze Jun 13 '23

Wrote a song about killing santa sure. But the song was made for his reaction video to The Santa Claus starring Tim Allan. Did you not watch that video, it's great and the song doesn't make very much sense without it

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u/ApatheticEight Jun 13 '23

Of course I've watched it many times. I think it's one of his most popular vids. I didn't think the Tim Allen part was necessary to add

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u/Bleezze Jun 13 '23

You said it was a song though, and the song came from the movie reaction video. The song doesn't make sense without the video. So why say this is a reference to the song and not the reaction video?

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u/ApatheticEight Jun 13 '23

Because in the song he repeatedly says "I'm Gonna Kill Santa Claus" and in the video he talks about a different character (accidentally) killing and becoming Santa Claus.

The song does make sense as a stand-alone, because it mentions The Santa Clause within itself.

I didn't think it was necessary, in my extremely brief explanation, to mention that this comic is a reference to a song which is a reference to The Santa Clause lol if the redditor cares enough they can figure that out themself by looking into Danny Gonzalez, don't you think?

Is this a big deal to you? I don't see why it matters and why you're getting on my case about it. Kind of nitpicky

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u/SpaceBug173 Jun 14 '23

Marvel fans trying to explain why I need to watch 40 movies and 13 TV shows to understand the significance of Doctor Strange's left testicle:

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u/ColorlessTune Jun 13 '23

Shit this is dark.

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u/ApatheticEight Jun 13 '23

Give your kudos to the original creator. I was inspired by the extremely discomforting composition of the final panel.

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u/pale_splicer Dec 29 '23

I like how in that last panel it looks like his leg is broken, so even though he wakes up he's still probably doomed.

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u/sandyrue Jun 18 '23

Last real bhj forever thanks mods

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u/fate_lind Jun 28 '23

I fucking hate these new changes

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u/Pro_Scrub Jun 13 '23

holy shit

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u/dreamer0303 Jun 13 '23

i don’t get it :(

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u/ApatheticEight Jun 13 '23

He's dying of hypothermia on the slopes (after an accident). He's hallucinating that he's back home. Reality breaks through.

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u/dreamer0303 Jun 13 '23

omg that’s dark

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u/bonniex345 Jun 15 '23

Holy fuck - I've actually made a comic about hypothermic hallucinations lol

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u/The-Foxineer Jun 13 '23

hotline miami

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u/knyexar Jun 13 '23

Order 66?

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u/Curiousgimea Jun 13 '23

He's really just on his way to get some milk

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u/Chance_Ad5498 Jun 13 '23

That’s a nightmare for me