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Liquid Dinosaur posted:Why did the elf man put his dirty, hairy feet on a table people are meant to eat on? They're not moderns, they don't give a gently caress about hygiene. FFS they went camping/hiking for a year without a scrap of toilet paper.
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Ginette Reno posted:It seems like Bob might not be in control of Evil Coop. Or perhaps he's just letting Evil Coop think he's in control but Bob is. When looking into the mirror Mr. C says something akin to "You're still in there.... Good" which implies of course that Mr. C isn't 100% in control of bob but together they're doing something that is mutually beneficial to the both of them. It's possible that every now and again Bob gets free reign of Mr. C and gets to have Bob style fun while Mr. C gets something else out of the arrangement... possibly even some supernatural capabilities. The scene from the end of season two in which doppelganger coop and bob are gnashing their teeth joyously makes me think that at that moment they together cooked up a plan on how to get out of the black lodge and go gently caress up the earthly plane as partners in inter-dimensional super crime.
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Jun 8, 2017 01:59
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Liquid Dinosaur posted:Who the gently caress puts cheese on a pie?!!? Some people like to put a very thin slice of sharp cheddar on top of apple pie. I think it might be a New England regional thing.
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Jun 8, 2017 02:07
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lol if you have never eaten a cheese, bacon and steak pie
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Jun 8, 2017 02:13
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PantsOptional posted:Some people like to put a very thin slice of sharp cheddar on top of apple pie. I think it might be a New England regional thing. They do it in the midwest. Can also be done with American cheese.
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Jun 8, 2017 02:36
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American sounds nasty, the only cheese on pie I've ever heard of has been gruyere, which is sort of a cross between sharp cheddar and swiss. Its not really what you would picture either. The cheese is put on lightly and it cooks into the crust. There is no gooey cheese pizza thing or whatever happening. http://www.onelovelylife.com/pear-with-gruyere-pie/
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Jun 8, 2017 02:54
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who likes green tomato pie (it tastes kinda like apple pie)
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Jun 8, 2017 03:32
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Hell, in the midwest it's usually not even actual cheese, it's a Kraft Single. I've never tried it because midwestern food is vile as a rule and I don't trust all the people that say "this one is actually good!" anymore. Gruyere or Brie I could see, though, but definitely in moderation.
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Jun 8, 2017 03:34
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My fat Texan friend's family thought "vegetables" implicitly suggested "with cheese on top", which usually meant boiled broccoli with kraft squares.
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Jun 8, 2017 03:36
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Heavy Metal posted:It's interesting to hear some say this feels slow paced, but for me it doesn't at all. When it's over I want more, like it ended all too soon. Every single time the end credits come up I go,"Already!?!" and then realize an hour has somehow magically passed. It's not enough
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Jun 8, 2017 03:45
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PantsOptional posted:Some people like to put a very thin slice of sharp cheddar on top of apple pie. I think it might be a New England regional thing. 
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Jun 8, 2017 03:57
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I really want to try cheddar on pie now.
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Jun 8, 2017 04:37
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Jun 8, 2017 05:08
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I find all of this very appropriate as every good Twin Peaks thread by law must contain many digressions into discussions of pie and/or coffee. Speaking of coffee, I'm waiting for a scene where Cooper is in a place without real coffee and is forced to buy, like, a Starbucks Doubleshot or a knockoff thereof. Maybe that'd be treading too close to Georgia Coffee territory. It's probably notable that the two people drinking "lattes" as opposed to just "coffee" were gruesomely murdered shortly thereafter.
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Jun 8, 2017 05:11
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Frank being delighted by his green tea latte is such a wonderful little scene.
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Jun 8, 2017 05:18
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eSporks posted:I remember someone mentioned that Tami might be noticing that Danzigs prints are a mirror of coopers. I re-watched the scene, and noticed this: The thought of just a single finger being reversed is way more disturbing to me than just having all the prints being reversed for some reason.
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Jun 8, 2017 05:21
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kaworu posted:It's probably notable that the two people drinking "lattes" as opposed to just "coffee" were gruesomely murdered shortly thereafter. if frank dies because he discovered he loves green tea lattes, gently caress this show
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Jun 8, 2017 06:16
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Zyklon B Zombie posted:The thought of just a single finger being reversed is way more disturbing to me than just having all the prints being reversed for some reason.
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Jun 8, 2017 06:23
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JazzFlight posted:There's a scene in Taxi Driver where Travis orders this at a diner.
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Jun 8, 2017 07:19
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I never thought that Bob just possessed people like some kind of demon, that would be very unsatisfying anyway, Leland would just be straight up innocent then. I always thought that Bob was just the bad/traumatized side of his personality that Bob just tempted him into.
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Jun 8, 2017 07:45
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Shibawanko posted:I never thought that Bob just possessed people like some kind of demon, that would be very unsatisfying anyway, Leland would just be straight up innocent then. I always thought that Bob was just the bad/traumatized side of his personality that Bob just tempted him into.
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Jun 8, 2017 08:03
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ZombyDog posted:I just watched the confession scene last night while rewatching the series, and Bob straight up tells us that Leland had no idea that Bob/Leland killed Laura, but Leland would find out as soon as he pulled the cord. Yeah I took that to mean it's a repressed memory, not that he was totally out of control. There was still something in Leland that allowed Bob to come in, Leland was traumatized by Bob as a kid and has a compulsion to repeat what happened to him, this is common in real life, particularly if it's in a family situation. This is at least what I took it to mean at the end of the first two seasons. Bob/Cooper (can we just call him Booper?) does seem like simple demonic possession though, you can't really blame Cooper for all the things Booper did, there didn't seem to be anything in Cooper's actual personality that would suggest mass murder, the man was always a sweetheart. Specifically, it reminds me of somebody I know who was mentally abused by her father when she was little, like shouted at and beaten and stuff. She'll be fine one moment and smiling, then suddenly erupt in irrational anger without provocation and starts hitting people if she's not calmed down. Supposedly her father was also mistreated as a kid although nobody really knows. Her "real" personality I think is the nice side she usually shows, although even then she has weird neuroses and passive aggressiveness, but the crazy violent side is also part of her even if it's hard to blame her for the way she turned out. When she's normal she just goes to work and functions fine in society and is generally respected, it's only when she's at home that she's like that. I thought Leland was supposed to be a depiction of something like that. Shibawanko fucked around with this message at 08:24 on Jun 8, 2017 |
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Shibawanko posted:Yeah I took that to mean it's a repressed memory, not that he was totally out of control. There was still something in Leland that allowed Bob to come in, Leland was traumatized by Bob as a kid and has a compulsion to repeat what happened to him, this is common in real life, particularly if it's in a family situation. This is at least what I took it to mean at the end of the first two seasons. Bob/Cooper (can we just call him Booper?) does seem like simple demonic possession though, you can't really blame Cooper for all the things Booper did, there didn't seem to be anything in Cooper's actual personality that would suggest mass murder, the man was always a sweetheart.
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Shibawanko posted:Specifically, it reminds me of somebody I know who was mentally abused by her father when she was little, like shouted at and beaten and stuff. She'll be fine one moment and smiling, then suddenly erupt in irrational anger without provocation and starts hitting people if she's not calmed down. Supposedly her father was also mistreated as a kid although nobody really knows. Her "real" personality I think is the nice side she usually shows, although even then she has weird neuroses and passive aggressiveness, but the crazy violent side is also part of her even if it's hard to blame her for the way she turned out. When she's normal she just goes to work and functions fine in society and is generally respected, it's only when she's at home that she's like that. I thought Leland was supposed to be a depiction of something like that.
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Jun 8, 2017 08:28
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Was I the only one who felt like, in the flashback to DoppelCoop and BOB laughing backwards together in the Red Room from the season 2 finale, that they were about to kiss? Or maybe about to try and eat each other while kissing like the makeout scene in Dumb & Dumber?
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Jun 8, 2017 11:59
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kaworu posted:Was I the only one who felt like, in the flashback to DoppelCoop and BOB laughing backwards together in the Red Room from the season 2 finale, that they were about to kiss? Or maybe about to try and eat each other while kissing like the makeout scene in Dumb & Dumber? an emphatic yes
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Jun 8, 2017 12:01
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They look like really good chums, I can tell you that much.
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Jun 8, 2017 12:37
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kaworu posted:Was I the only one who felt like, in the flashback to DoppelCoop and BOB laughing backwards together in the Red Room from the season 2 finale, that they were about to kiss? Or maybe about to try and eat each other while kissing like the makeout scene in Dumb & Dumber? I think your rabbit hole is starting to get a little deep, dude.
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Fados posted:But your comment makes me think that it's precisely trying to remind us that Bad Coop isn't 'just' BOB. There's a bunch of Dale Cooper in there, it's his legit evil core. Only it's channeled in service of disciplined evil. A true Doppleganger, a real synthesis, not just a simple «possession».
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Jun 8, 2017 13:29
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It would be super depressing if Richard Horne, the psycho in the Bang Bang Bar, was somehow Dark Cooper's bastard kid with Audrey. It would have been the perfect time to seduce her since she wanted to be with Coop already. The name Richard is mentioned by the Giant (aka ???????) in the prologue this season along with Linda... two birds with one stone. Hmm, could Dark Cooper have had two kids maybe? EDIT: Woahhh, someone on reddit found these song lyrics related to "Richard and Linda." There's a song called "Bird in God's Garden" by Richard and Linda Thompson. Check these lyrics: quote:I am a bird of God’s garden If that doesn't apply to the doppelganger, I dunno what does. JazzFlight fucked around with this message at 13:49 on Jun 8, 2017 |
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ZombyDog posted:I just watched the confession scene last night while rewatching the series, and Bob straight up tells us that Leland had no idea that Bob/Leland killed Laura, but Leland would find out as soon as he pulled the cord. I think that scene was at first a cop out from the writers to the more uncomfortable narrative of the incest/murder being at all a conscious willful thing by Leland. Remember that having the killer being revealed was already part of ABC's execs pressure. All that got retconned a bit in Fire Walk With Me which goes to great lengths to subvert the 'devil made me do it', excuse.
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JazzFlight posted:It would be super depressing if Richard Horne, the psycho in the Bang Bang Bar, was somehow Dark Cooper's bastard kid with Audrey. It would have been the perfect time to seduce her since she wanted to be with Coop already.
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Jun 8, 2017 14:36
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So was the Leyland who killed Laura 'Leyland + Bob', Or 'Leyland's doppleganger + Bob'?
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Jun 8, 2017 14:54
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Annabel Pee posted:So was the Leyland who killed Laura 'Leyland + Bob', Or 'Leyland's doppleganger + Bob'? Leyland + Bob. It doesn't seem like people's doppelganger can leave the black lodge unless my special means.
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Jun 8, 2017 14:59
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Maybe in order for there to be a doppelganger someone has to enter the lodge on their own.
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Jun 8, 2017 15:02
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I tried to dopple but I only had enough money to be an anteater or a drunken baboon
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SlipkPIe posted:Oh god, this does seem like a real possibility. It would be incredibly disturbing, which means it's probably likely I doubt David Lynch would make evil hereditary.
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SlipkPIe posted:Oh god, this does seem like a real possibility. It would be incredibly disturbing, which means it's probably likely I've seen this theory a lot over the last few days and its nice to know that Twin Peaks internet discussion is still thinly veiled Audrey Horne rape fantasies after all these years. Oh no hang on it makes me want to chew my wrists.
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Modrasone posted:I've seen this theory a lot over the last few days and its nice to know that Twin Peaks internet discussion is still thinly veiled Audrey Horne rape fantasies after all these years. Oh no hang on it makes me want to chew my wrists. Who said anything about rape? Kyle said he didn't like a relationship with Audrey because it goes against Coop's morals, whereas that's all out the window with Evil Coop
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tap my mountain posted:Who said anything about rape? Kyle said he didn't like a relationship with Audrey because it goes against Coop's morals, whereas that's all out the window with Evil Coop I can just imagine what a healthy and caring relationship they'd have  
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