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[IcyTea31]

Scribblenauts' "create anything" works by categorizing many aliases for the same item so that they don't have to code in literally everything. In this case, 'rafflesia' was an alias for 'flower'. A flower that smells like a dead horse, but a flower nonetheless, so the game deemed it a suitable gift for a date.

[King Zultan]

I saw on a video about Scribblenauts and there was a quest about a orphan wanting something, and the guy gave the orphan a Dead Parent and that completed the quest.

[Rockeater]

I saw on a video about Scribblenauts and there was a quest about a orphan wanting something, and the guy gave the orphan a Dead Parent and that completed the quest.

How you know he doesn't want to become batman?

[Greiger]

In a similar vein I saw a video where someone had to destroy a building replace the building and then advertise the new building.

The new building they made?  A Cemetery, what they used to advertise it?  A gun.    Great success.

Scribblenauts was ruined for me ever since.

I saw on a video about Scribblenauts and there was a quest about a orphan wanting something, and the guy gave the orphan a Dead Parent and that completed the quest.

How you know he doesn't want to become batman?

Obviously the proper answer would be to give the orphan batman so he could become robin.

[wierd]

In the restaurant level, you need to put something on the sign to advertise what they sell.

I put "Dead cow".

The game took it.

[Grim Portent]

In a similar vein I saw a video where someone had to destroy a building replace the building and then advertise the new building.

The new building they made?  A Cemetery, what they used to advertise it?  A gun.    Great success.

Scribblenauts was ruined for me ever since.

RTGame? Pretty sure he did that and then when the wacky waving inflatable tube men popped up in front of the cemetery as part of the quest completing he started breaking down a bit in laughter.

[scourge728]

I was gonna say, I'm pretty sure both of those examples were from RTGame

[Grim Portent]

The dead parent is ringing a bell now. Didn't he also feed people in the restaurant other people?

I need to go watch those again, Scribblenauts is a well of unintentional hilarity.

[King Zultan]

Yeah the dead parent was from RTGame, and I'm pretty sure that he also feed people to people in the restaurant as well.

[Yoink]

It occurs to me that this healing process may be actually affecting my sleep, oddly enough: one of my favourite sleeping positions is to curl to the side on my belly, preferably on my right side (possibly because that's my good ear and I want less noise to disturb me?) - the side which is busy healing. >.>   

In the restaurant level, you need to put something on the sign to advertise what they sell.

I put "Dead cow".

The game took it.

Edit: oooops, just realised I forgot to actually include my response to that quote!
A lot of restaurants still sell that kind of thing, after all.   

[Akura]

Started having difficulty breathing earlier today. Minutes before that I suddenly felt overheated and sweating heavily, though that on its own wasn't cause for concern as me work area tends to get like that. It came and went throughout the day, though never as bad as when it first hit.

Last week my mom went to the hospital for similar symptoms, they thought she had COPD(aka smoker's lung) or a heart attack. The former diagnosis can be ruled out by the sudden onset of symptoms with two people(plus I don't smoke), the latter can be ruled out by the fact that we're not dead. I'm guessing an environmental issue, something in the house. Mold perhaps, but that doesn't explain why her piece of shit husband isn't affected.

On the plus side, she immediately quit smoking when this happened, and I haven't seen her have a cigarette since.

[IcyTea31]

Yeah, an almost-first-hand reminder that tobacco smoke is a lethal poison that causes a slow and painful death tends to do wonders in convincing someone to quit. I remember hearing someone quitting smoking on the spot when looking at the plastinated smoker's lung in the Body Worlds exhibition when it visited Finland:

Spoiler: Possibly disturbing (click to show/hide)

Left: smoker's lungs. Right: non-smoker's lungs. The exhibit was made by plastinating real human organs.

[heydude6]

Mold perhaps, but that doesn't explain why her piece of shit husband isn't affected.

If it’s mold, then the husband might just have a natural resistance to that particular species. Our immune systems are incredibly varied.

[Kagus]

Also a reminder that non-fatal heart attacks are a thing.

[wierd]

Could also be carbon monoxide poisoning.  Just sayin.

Did she recently turn the heater on?