> So, there's this game called "Cards Against Humanity". It's basically an R-rated
> knock-off of Apples to Apples that's actually funny and enjoyable to play.
>
> I managed to get ahold of a pack of supplemental cards called the "Reject Pack.
>
> One of the cards has this text...
>
> "Playing an ocarina to summon Ultra-Congress from the sea."
>
> ...and I don't understand it.
>
> I think that the ocarina is a reference to one of the later Zelda games, and I think
> the "Ultra-Congress" part is some kind of reference to a TV show, based on a reply to
> this tweet from one of the Cards Against Humanity creators...
>
> https://twitter.com/MaxTemkin/status/285470174734348288
>
> Thoughts?
Pretty sure that's how Felt tried to defeat Mecha-Nixon, before resorting to actually telling people things.
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