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JayMax posted:I'm still giggling every time I remember the tiny flying scarecrow.
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LostRook posted:He was good on the news, but terrible motivating people in person. I'd figure he'd have more experience with personal training motivation but no, just good at lying.
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Brock Samson posted:Are you loving kidding me
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I'd say the extent of knowledge of the Dumb Starbucks went roughly like this for most people: "It was that Banksy thing right? Oh it wasn't Banksy? ok."
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BUBBA GAY DUDLEY posted:I can't believe they pulled off the skateboard AND triple selfie. I loved that. 
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Constant unbroken eye contact for several minutes can kind of mess with your head a bit though, there's been studies on it, and if you've done it with a partner for fun or in some acting exercise you've probably felt a bit weird or more connected after it. Has to be several times more intense if the other person is repeatedly telling you "I love you" and trying to sell it as real as possible. Either that or just having dry eyes and not blinking for 2 minutes will set off some soft waterworks. https://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/sideways-view/201412/the-secrets-eye-contact-revealed http://www.nytimes.com/2015/01/11/fashion/modern-love-to-fall-in-love-with-anyone-do-this.html?_r=1
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GentlemanBrofro posted:Just discovered this show by tripping over it but its been a loving blast. Many people seem to throw out buzz words like "critique of capitalism" or "a jab at commercialism" but there seems to be a greater subtext yet to be explored. Fielder himself noted that the show started out of his fascination of power structures after the subprime mortgage crisis. If there is anything that is most fascinating about the show, it is his ability to take power structures and bend them to his will. Not only bend them to his will but also actively mock how broken they are. This was never more evident than the souvenir shop episode, which was forced into a perfect escalation of absurdity due to a power structure. To me, it juxtaposes the Dumb Starbucks episode perfectly. One ends with a sequence of farts, the other ends with people having their money swindled by the idea that they are smart and in on the joke. Both essentially end with the audience losing and the creator rolling in money. I just think its funnier to see the reaction of an audience to farts.
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RichardDunn posted:I can't believe I'm saying this, but that episode got me a little emotional. After being turned down so many times, it's nice to see Nathan finally made a friend.
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wow. I have no words. Goddamn Nathan. That final montage. I can't keep up with what is real anymore. "What happens now?"
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text editor posted:"Some people criticized me for using a safety cord, but... I'm not an idiot, I'm not gonna risk my life for some Comedy Central show." Eat poo poo, Philippe Petit
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keevo posted:I just want to know how that makeup guy won Emmys because that face mask was pretty bad.
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