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Wake_N_Bake posted:If you had to deal with an ARMY of Mister Bibs, you'd probably try to head some of that off, too. Differing opinions on the WHM thread!
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Don't worry, the Internet has just been going through a very loud adolescent phase where anyone with an opinion online in any even slightly public way is likely to get a torrent of Twitter poo poo for their opinion, scaling up exponentially by the percentage of vagina you have. All we need to do is wait until the studios stop making superhero movies and putting women in films and we should be fine.
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TetsuoTW posted:Don't worry, the Internet has just been going through a very loud adolescent phase where anyone with an opinion online in any even slightly public way is likely to get a torrent of Twitter poo poo for their opinion, scaling up exponentially by the percentage of vagina you have. All we need to do is wait until the studios stop making superhero movies and putting women in films and we should be fine. When you're right you're right 
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Jul 6, 2016 20:01
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As long as they keep Paul W Reddit around, it's ok.
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Lumberjack Bonanza posted:lmao mister loving bibs are you seriously claiming phineas gage was perfectly fine after the whole rod-through-the-brain thing? Um, no? I was just adding something I recall reading about the dude. I want to say it was an article debunking the "he was entirely a different person" urban legend, and they went into detail on how if he wasn't at least vaguely functional, there was no way he'd be able to be a stagecoach driver for a notoriously dangerous route. MisterBibs fucked around with this message at 21:11 on Jul 6, 2016 |
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MisterBibs posted:Um, no? I was just adding something I recall reading about the dude. I want to say it was an article debunking the "he was entirely a different person" urban legend, and they went into detail on how if he wasn't at least vaguely functional, there was no way he'd be able to be a stagecoach driver for a notoriously dangerous route. There were also scientists and doctors who had their own pet theories. His attending physician was a phrenologist and he had believed that the rod destroyed Gage's organs of Benevolence and Veneration and he basically got into a Twitter battle except with medical journals with Harvard's Professor of Surgery Henry Jacob Bigelow, who investigated Gage and said that he had fully recovered both mentally and physically.
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The Vosgian Beast posted:I feel like WHM is reaching the point in a podcast's lifespan where they feel like they have to spend 20 minutes anticipating the responses of randos on twitter and I really hope it ends soon because that poo poo is invariably intolerable. Maybe they should do research first.
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Jul 7, 2016 04:17
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We Hate Movies: If that's Will Smith's cock, I'm disappointed.
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Jul 7, 2016 05:24
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This one should be good, one of my favorite bad movies of all time.
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Jul 7, 2016 14:18
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Lady In The Water huh? This should be fun. There's maybe something to the whole "realizing you're in a fairy tale and having to fulfill certain roles" thing but Shyamalan is no Guillermo Del Toro. Looking forward to the strawman critic getting eaten by a giant wolf.
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Jul 7, 2016 19:40
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I would love for them to cover The Man Who Heard Voices: Or, How M. Night Shyamalan Risked His Career on a Fairy Tale as part of the episode because it's one of the more baffling pieces of self-congratulatory bridge burning out there.
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Jul 7, 2016 19:53
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I'm just looking forward to more Paul Giamatti voice.
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The Vosgian Beast posted:Lady In The Water huh? This should be fun. It's the premise of a few good RPGs like Mage, Changeling, and parts of Unknown Armies. And part of Clive Barker's Weaveworld. Plus life is just more interesting if you act/see everything you do with an overly of a mythic/mystic destiny/archtype. Movie is probably poo poo but, like the Flop House ep on Mirrors, it'll bug me if they mock the premise too much.
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ghost emoji posted:I'm just looking forward to more Paul Giamatti voice. I love how he calls himself "PG" in his internal monologue  Count Chocula posted:It's the premise of a few good RPGs like Mage, Changeling, and parts of Unknown Armies. And part of Clive Barker's Weaveworld. Plus life is just more interesting if you act/see everything you do with an overly of a mythic/mystic destiny/archtype. Same, although Shyamalan's problem is that he makes up a lot of fake names for fantasy things that sound silly.
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i know nothing about lady in the water but from everything i understand this is M.Nights first movie where you didn't have people defending it, you had it for the village and signs and this movie killed his last few die hard fans. then the happening happend. which is a film IMO that got overplayed and after earth is more of less a vanity project for will smith and his son.
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The Happening also has an awesome premise that shows up in a horror novel that Stephen King mentions in Danse Macabre, at least one j-horror movie, and part of Alan Moore's Swamp Thing. Pity it's wasted on what's apparently a bad movie!
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Cyron posted:i know nothing about lady in the water but from everything i understand this is M.Nights first movie where you didn't have people defending it, you had it for the village and signs and this movie killed his last few die hard fans. There's always someone defending something
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Jul 8, 2016 04:02
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"I could be a scientist Mark"
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ghost emoji posted:"I could be a scientist Mark" "I could be a lady in the water, Mark."
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Jul 8, 2016 04:38
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ghost emoji posted:"I could be a scientist Mark" "This watermelon represents an atom, and this sledgehammer represents the Large Hadron Collider! Kersplat! See you in the lab, you son of a bitch!"
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Jul 8, 2016 05:26
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Trying to remember a specific bit here. Which episode had the line that was like "if you print out Frank Welker's IMDB at work, you'll get fired?" I think it was fairly recent.
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Jul 8, 2016 08:57
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Is the strawman critic worse than brilliant prophet martyr M. Night?
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Count Chocula posted:Maybe they should do research first. Seriously, how many angry letters have you and Misterbibs sent in to these guys?
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weekly font posted:Is the strawman critic worse than brilliant prophet martyr M. Night? Okay the latter is worse because at least the strawman critic character is funny.
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ghost emoji posted:Trying to remember a specific bit here. Which episode had the line that was like "if you print out Frank Welker's IMDB at work, you'll get fired?" I think it was fairly recent. I believe it was Space Jam.
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precision posted:I believe it was Space Jam. That sounds right. I know what I'm listening to tomorrow!
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Jul 9, 2016 07:33
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Yeah, they should really research these lovely movies because nerds on the internet might be upset.
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ravenkult posted:Yeah, they should really research these lovely movies because nerds on the internet might be upset. So is this a response to anything on this page or
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Jul 10, 2016 00:28
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But WHM are, themselves, internet nerds!
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MOM GET IN HERE
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The Vosgian Beast posted:So is this a response to anything on this page or Count Chocula posted:Maybe they should do research first.
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Jul 10, 2016 02:05
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That was a pretty obvious joking quote of something they said sarcastically though? If you don't get it, you should read a loving comic book
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Count Chocula posted:The Happening also has an awesome premise that shows up in a horror novel that Stephen King mentions in Danse Macabre, at least one j-horror movie, and part of Alan Moore's Swamp Thing. Pity it's wasted on what's apparently a bad movie! Which J-horror? And eco-horror was its own subgenre of Italian gory films in the latish seventies to mid eighties. One I remember in particular I think was just called The Swamp or something really generic like that, it had the trees and animals of, well, the swamp kill off the extended family of a rich businessman who was polluting the bayou.
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have the guys said if there will be a on-screen of ghostbusters 2016? i love to hear what they think of the movie since A) they think a idea of a ghostbuster 3 or reboot is a wraste of time and B) a review from fat nerds who won't judge it because of vaginas.
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Part of me hopes so, because it will inevitably result in a Kenny G level letter regardless whether they like the movie or not. Most of me hopes not, though, because I'm loving sick of everything adjacent to that movie and I'm not even sure it's out here yet.
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So long as they don't do an on-screen about how they're not doing an on-screen of Ghostbusters 2016.
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Guy Mann posted:So long as they don't do an on-screen about how they're not doing an on-screen of Ghostbusters 2016. Actually it's about ethics in film reviews on YouT 
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TetsuoTW posted:Actually it's about ethics in film reviews on YouT the twist for lady in the water review, they all taken the red pill.
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I really, truly, do not want to watch Lady in the Water, but I love the Paul Giamatti voice so much.
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