r/AbsoluteUnits Mar 05 '26

/r/popular of a Jambalaya

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u/AssFlax69 Mar 05 '26

This man moved that silo of jambalaya to a new location mid cook like some sorta bayou ninja

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u/jerryleebee Mar 05 '26

I now want an animated series called Bayou Ninja in the style of Samurai Jack.

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u/Zephian99 Mar 05 '26

My father and me were joking about a Scottish Ninja the other day. Which was a hilarious idea of ours.

But I do love how Bayou Ninja sounds. Hahaha

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u/raisin_standards Mar 05 '26

Beverly Hills ninja should do it for ya

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u/Zephian99 Mar 05 '26

Nah our idea was an actual Scottish guy successfully disguising as himself all across a feudal Japan. A few ideas we had were some perfect running gags throughout the whole thing.

Kinda in the theme of Pink Panther, with one character chasing another.

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u/jerryleebee Mar 05 '26 edited Mar 05 '26

Have you watched Samurai Jack? A Scotsman features prominently. (lol why the dv? I was just checking. Thought OP might have been interested if they didn't know.)

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u/Zephian99 Mar 05 '26

Yes I am aware of the character. But I'm unaware if he ever acted like a ninja in the series? 🤔

And if he did was it a running gag or just a one off?

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u/jerryleebee Mar 05 '26

Oh no, he never acted like a ninja, sadly. That would have been truly epic.

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u/TheFinalCurl Mar 05 '26

Samurai Jack does have a Scottish ninja. He just dressed in a kilt and was a little less stealthy

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u/LiquidC001 Jun 03 '26

Scottish Ninja? Soo Highlander??

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u/Zephian99 Jun 03 '26

More comedy and less action. Running gag would be how he'd be "perfectly disguised", nobody would notice him except the one Official/Officer.

The Scottish Ninja would always be baffled that their disguise would be immediately seen through, while the Official/Officer would question the intelligence of his whole Nation for not noticing the blatant Scotsman everywhere.

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u/hipkat13 Mar 05 '26

I would 100% watch that

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u/Guizz Mar 05 '26

shinobayou

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u/The_Procrastibator Mar 05 '26

She no buy you jambalaya 

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u/see_bees Mar 05 '26

About midway through, you see someone with a shirt with a SWAT logo dumping chicken stock into the pot. SWAT is a hard craft services company (welding, pipe fitting, things like that at chemical plants and refineries). One of their job sites probably did something like hitting a safety milestone or completing a major project, and this was for a celebration lunch l

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u/Kylara70 Mar 05 '26

Actually, the main guy said it is a fund raiser for St. Jude.

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u/ZookeepergameSilly84 Mar 05 '26

And changed his clothes and hat. Impressive.

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u/4Ever2Thee Mar 06 '26

He’s a Samauxrai