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I watched Three Colors for the first time and I think White might be my favourite. Did I mess up? Also Red is definitely the only one I didn't really connect with, so maybe I'm broken.
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CloseFriend posted:Now I'm tempted to watch it, even though roast humor irritates the poo poo out of me. The roast of Chevy Chase was great in just how awkward and vicious it was, though. This was when Comedy Central was still affiliated with the Friars' Club (actually, I think this was the last one), and Chase was visibly pissed-off and pretty clear that he didn't get the "point" of roast humor throughout the entire thing. (I think the story was that he was cranky because no one from SNL besides Laraine Newman showed up.) But it was just a solid 90 minutes of everyone under the sun taking genuinely mean-spirited shots at the guy -- I remember Richard Belzer ending his bit by saying something like "The only time Chevy has a funny bone in his body is when I gently caress him in the rear end."  I mean, Chase is a notorious rear end in a top hat and has been for decades, but holy poo poo, they just completely teed off on him that night.
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CloseFriend posted:If I had to grade an essay like this I think I'd bust out my watercolors and paint a giant For an assignment on interpreting archaeological data, basically really super entry level stats and logic, I got an essay that opened with a half page quote from The Matrix (the part about how humans are viruses), proceeded into a one page speculation about conflict between hunter gatherers living on a mountain and farmers living in a valley (apparently because we had included a contour map of the site), and ended with a two page, apparently unrelated essay on how in the future humans will have computers in their brains that will allow them to think more quickly.
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chaos rhames posted:Have you tried Poaching? That's a top tier egging technique. Again, yes. I've tried eggs literally every way, I'm a cook. I still don't like them.
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Jul 6, 2014 18:52
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GonSmithe posted:Again, yes. I've tried eggs literally every way, I'm a cook. I still don't like them. Have you tried them in a pie?
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Jul 6, 2014 19:23
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GonSmithe posted:Again, yes. I've tried eggs literally every way, I'm a cook. I still don't like them. Have you tried green ones with ham?
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Jul 6, 2014 19:26
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GonSmithe posted:Again, yes. I've tried eggs literally every way, I'm a cook. I still don't like them. Have you tried them in shorts?
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GonSmithe posted:Again, yes. I've tried eggs literally every way, I'm a cook. I still don't like them. Have you tried absorbing raw ones rectally?
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Jul 6, 2014 19:57
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Have you tried them pickled, or 50 at a time?
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Jul 6, 2014 20:02
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When you were a lad, did you eat 4 dozen eggs every morning to help you get large?
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Jul 6, 2014 20:13
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Have you tried eating them?
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Jul 6, 2014 20:21
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Honest Thief posted:Have you tried eating them? GonSmithe eat the eggs
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Have you tried not being Smash Mouth? Also, I'm vaguely interested in getting in shape for the first time in my god drat life. I'm virtually unemployed so I have a lot of time on my hands and I've always meant to. Running, pushups, lifting some weights every day, that sort of thing. Has anybody felt the benefits of using protein powder or have any recommendations? I ask here because I'm not trying to get super swole or anything, so typically-average-bodied film fans seem the best folks to consult.
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Jul 6, 2014 20:54
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Fargo the TV show owns really hard and everyone should watch it.
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Jul 6, 2014 20:55
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Hbomberguy posted:Have you tried not being Smash Mouth? Beefcake! BEEFCAKE!! Hey, TwistedLadder, in a strange coincidence A Hard Day's Night is playing right now on BBC!
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Jul 6, 2014 20:56
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CopywrightMMXI posted:GonSmithe eat the eggs There are literally two tabs open on my computer right now where a bunch of idiots are trying to convince another dude to eat something because they happened to mention they don't like that thing.
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Hbomberguy posted:Have you tried not being Smash Mouth?
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Hbomberguy posted:Have you tried not being Smash Mouth? Protein repairs muscles, and the amount you need obviously depends on what exercise you do. Just eat all the chicken and all the cottage cheese and you'll generally get enough, and get actual nice food too.
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Jul 6, 2014 20:59
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Vargo posted:There are literally two tabs open on my computer right now where a bunch of idiots are trying to convince another dude to eat something because they happened to mention they don't like that thing. Look, we shouldn't need to tell you of all people about the rules here, you goddamn degenerate.
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Jul 6, 2014 21:01
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CloseFriend posted:I've had pretty good results with this post and setting up an account at MyFitnessPal. Noxville posted:Protein repairs muscles, and the amount you need obviously depends on what exercise you do. Just eat all the chicken and all the cottage cheese and you'll generally get enough, and get actual nice food too. I'll give these a shot. Thanks folks! On another note: Where should I go to get more freelance editing work? I've tried a couple of sites but there's a vicious cycle of experience going on in a lot of them. Is there somewhere else I should look, or should I do the really stupid thing I was planning to do later and go nuts and start a new company made of other people in the same position as me? Yes, I am literally asking CineD's general chat for advice on major life decisions because I think that's a funny thing to do. Hbomberguy fucked around with this message at 21:22 on Jul 6, 2014 |
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Jul 6, 2014 21:19
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What movie should I watch in a bit When my dinner is ready? Got a choice of four... Stranger by the Lake Down Terrance Munich A Hijacking Help me with this important decision...
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Jul 6, 2014 21:22
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Down Terrace all the way.
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bows1 posted:Fargo the TV show owns really hard and everyone should watch it. It also gives you a good excuse to rewatch the movie which you should watch before diving into the show.
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Krypt-OOO-Nite!! posted:What movie should I watch in a bit When my dinner is ready? Blacula.
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Jul 6, 2014 22:23
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Nobody ever watch Blacula until CPL has posted a shorts pic 
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Jul 6, 2014 22:25
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Krypt-OOO-Nite!! posted:What movie should I watch in a bit When my dinner is ready? Down Terrace.
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Thanks for the quote in the Tammy review, JayDub, haha. Sorry it had to be you.
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SALT CURES HAM posted:Nobody ever watch Blacula until CPL has posted a shorts pic You're only hurting yourselves.
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therattle posted:Beefcake! BEEFCAKE!! Also, Hbomberguy, re: protein powder, it's great if you're looking to build muscle and you're going to be doing some lifting, but if you just want to get fit, lots of cardio and lean meats and vegetables are the way to go. Source: the dude I almost married talked about this stuff almost daily the entire time we were together. Sometimes he'd sing a little song about salmonella while he ate two raw eggs for breakfast as a quick source of protein after his morning run.
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CPL593H posted:You're only hurting yourselves. Did you spend all of the 4th owning a pair of patriotic shorts that you weren't even wearing? It's downright un-American. 
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Ror posted:Did you spend all of the 4th owning a pair of patriotic shorts that you weren't even wearing? That's a very good question. As time goes by so my resentment towards non-shorts-wearing CPL grows.
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Ror posted:Did you spend all of the 4th owning a pair of patriotic shorts that you weren't even wearing? I actually was going to wear them somewhere and take pictures that day, then it rained heavily for 12 hours and I didn't bother leaving the house. It's probably a sign.
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CPL593H posted:I actually was going to wear them somewhere and take pictures that day, then it rained heavily for 12 hours and I didn't bother leaving the house. It's probably a sign.
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GonSmithe posted:Thanks for the quote in the Tammy review, JayDub, haha. Sorry it had to be you. Just one thing I gotta know, what's the actual town name of "Bumblefuck, Missouri" because that's the kind of thing that actually interests me.
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TwistedLadder posted:Also, Hbomberguy, re: protein powder, it's great if you're looking to build muscle and you're going to be doing some lifting, but if you just want to get fit, lots of cardio and lean meats and vegetables are the way to go. Thanks a bunch! I'm not going to the gym or anything but I live with someone who owns some basic weights, 3kg to 10 or something like that, and I plan on doing some. I'll buy something protein related and be cautious.
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In the first Punisher miniseries he drives an exterminator van with VERMINSLAYER on the side. It's like an 80s movie but comics.
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Literally The Worst posted:In the first Punisher miniseries he drives an exterminator van with VERMINSLAYER on the side. It's like an 80s movie but comics. Are we talking about Circle of Blood by Steven Grant and Mike Zeck? Because that comic rules.
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:Are we talking about Circle of Blood by Steven Grant and Mike Zeck? Because that comic rules. That would be the one! I was inspired by a Chris Sims article talking about how 80s Punisher was just low budget DTV movies but in comics form and so far I'm not disappointed.
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Mike Zeck is a tremendous visual storyteller. That's far from the bloodiest Punisher comic, but the violence feels really visceral and kinetic. As I recall he uses panel borders for impact really well. I have the hardcover of that, I should reread it.
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Uncle Boogeyman posted:Mike Zeck is a tremendous visual storyteller. That's far from the bloodiest Punisher comic, but the violence feels really visceral and kinetic. As I recall he uses panel borders for impact really well. I'm looking forward to the 90s just so I can read about Punisher on a jet ski.
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