The Kool-Aid Man is the only person whom you can be 100% sure isn't full of shit.
101 0 ReplyUnless he has an intestinal tear...
10 0 ReplyLook at Mr. Healthy Bowel Movement over here.
8 0 ReplyI have some bad news for you.... See that red stuff in him ....
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There must be some perverse incentives for the Kool-Aid Man to sell the blood of his species to humans.
49 0 ReplyIt’s called money
38 0 ReplyYeah, I know a few humans that also trade the blood of their species for that same perverse incentive.
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9 out of 10 mass murdering cult leaders recommend.
6 0 ReplyThey prefer Flavor Aid.
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Is the Kool-Aid Man one of a species? Are there multiple of this MF running around?
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I can hardly wait to "well ackshually" some unsuspecting person with this information
39 0 ReplyUm, actually.*
RIP Mike Trapp. May you go on to better pastures... At Disney apparently.
3 0 ReplyWait Mike left Dropout? Who is going to host the show now???
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High blood sugar not high pee sugar
29 0 Replynot mutually exclusive
6 0 Replyindeed. urine with high sugar content has been associated with diabetes since at least the 5th/6th century BC.
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Where are the interstitial fluids, kool-aid man? Where is the cerebrospinal fluid?
27 0 ReplyThe kool-aid man is an invertebrate, dude.
17 0 ReplyIt's a clear exoskeleton
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The glass is a shell to contain the unholy blood of Kool-aid Man.
15 0 ReplyJesus : "Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him on the last day. For my flesh is true food, and my blood is true drink."
Koolaid man, bursting through the wall: "Oh yeah!"
8 0 ReplyI see. So he is like one of those double wall pitchers, but filled with his sweet juices instead of a vacuum. The secrets are contained in the pitcher
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Drink of his blood and be saved (from dehydration).
26 0 ReplyBut not diabetes! OH YEAH!
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This doesn't make sense to me. Kool-aid man is obviously a golem made from glass, crystal, diamond or transparent aluminum, something that can withstand impact with walls, though we can't rule out magical reinforcement.
The fluid inside him isn't used for biological processes, he is just carrying it around. If you empty him, he can just be refilled.
20 0 ReplyIndeed, the proof is in the kool-aid
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This seems like a pretty reasonable hypothesis. I see only one possible flaw. Golems are known for their extreme stupidity. Only being able to follow the literal meaning of restrictions and not talking. How does that fit into the Kool-aid man golem hypothesis? This is important we need to know.
1 0 Replytransparent alu, what a classic
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Oh yeah?
15 0 ReplyDumb. Any child learns that in the first grade
14 0 ReplyI thought I learned about Wumbo... There's a Kool-Aid curriculum I missed out on?
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I can see how a llm, trained on the full body of western work, might decide 'blood' to be the favorable answer.
14 0 ReplySo the kool-aid man changes his blood every day?
8 0 ReplyThe Kool-aid man donates. Do you?
18 0 ReplyI think it's more like we would donate to him. After all, he doesn't create his own blood, he has to get it in water and flavor packets.
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And the pee is the filtered Kool Aid.
7 0 ReplyLemonade flavor Kool aid
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These are the important questions.
7 0 Replyfinally someone asked a pertinent question
6 0 ReplyWhynotboth.gif
5 1 ReplyOur urine is practically derived from blood, so yes.
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Correct answer would have been "yes".
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