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im pooping! posted:... some sperglord figured out ... im pooping! posted:... thats how i got 100% the first time You need to confefe something here?
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Tiggum posted:Is point 2 supposed to be a bad thing? He is a falling-star artist, and a vegan knowingly going to a place where they sell burgers and stuff. This is just a sad cry for attention. I mean, do the lactose intolerant go to the dairy and complain that everything there has milk in it?
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Milo and POTUS posted:Huh? Their prime minister lives there. ^^^^^ Or that.
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Sep 4, 2017 08:21
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:Yeah they both ended up being able to do it for some distance. But the dude in that video looks like he could go forever, or until he runs of out gas. ... and it also can be done with a snowmobile and certain types of dunebuggies.
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Sep 8, 2017 17:42
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AKA Pseudonym posted:The Constitution forbids anyone "holding an office of profit or trust" from accepting any title or office from a foreign state without consent of Congress. So if Congress agreed it would be totally legit since nothing in British succession law prevents it. Yes but that is by appointment and tied to the office; in this case the other title would be hereditary and tied to the person.
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Nov 28, 2017 19:31
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SurreptitiousMuffin posted:Let's play a game. With gun its always 'America'. Here you can actually lose your carry permit if you gently caress around with your gun on video, especially with other people around.
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Jan 4, 2018 12:43
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Lobok posted:Oh poo poo, that's how I make my drinking choices! You do understand that not every product has english labels in them, and that small children cannot read, and the elderly tend to have poor vision so they cannot read the fine print? I am 30-something guy and once thought I bought a water bottle from one Italian railway station, but the contents turned out to be some godafwul-tasting soda made from some goddamn flower petals and roots (after I googled what the gently caress it was that I took a sip of). The bottle was in the same freezer with the actual water bottles, and had a picture of snowy mountains, bubbly fountain and a patch of flowers in it, and no word besides italian in it. I was in a hurry and just snagged the first "water bottle" I saw.
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Also, in the "olden times" young children died because they drank caustic soda (lye). The most common cause was that the adults stored small amounts of lye in empty soda bottles in washing rooms or saunas, usually for easier access. Also, lye cannot eat itself out of a glass bottle, and it is very efficient cleaning agent, but also loving irritating and toxic stuff to handle, and its easy to pour it from a small soda bottle which also by itself is easily replaceable. So basically this Tide Pod -thing is just the loving millenials reinventing or stealing the "drink the cleaning agent"-game from the millenials. Der Kyhe has a new favorite as of 14:40 on Jan 19, 2018 |
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Jan 19, 2018 14:34
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Vadun posted:So you're saying that antifreeze + ethanol shots are the next tide pod challenge? In the parts of Europe, where buying moonshine instead of commercial expensive poo poo is normal, it will be called "Tuesday".
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Jan 19, 2018 19:11
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Pookah posted:
If in doubt, its always niche fetish porn.
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Jan 30, 2018 19:43
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Guy Goodbody posted:Munich's Olympic Stadium train station A hefty doze of weed killer, a bucket of fresh paint, and install the electrified third rail on that thing and it looks nicer and more maintained than half of the train stops in Eastern or Southern Europe.
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Feb 8, 2018 20:30
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Solice Kirsk posted:Hey buddy! We have regulations on all sorts of things that are bad for you! Medical care. Sick leave. Worker's rights. Don't come at me saying we don't regulate dangerous things! Could you imagine how horrible a country of healthy happy workers would be? Gross. Not to mention the sick habit of paying enough as a minimum wage to enable people to sustain themselves anywhere, even in the metropolitan areas, on one salary from one 40h/week job. EDIT: with mandated 4-6 weeks of paid vacation yearly depending on how long you have been working in that job.
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Mar 15, 2018 20:37
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Caganer posted:Actually in 1984 gin was cheap and abundant ...But tasted horrible and had an oily mouthfeel so it probably was actually something that was left over from shoe polish factory or something.
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Mar 16, 2018 09:53
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Jerry Cotton posted:All the good Donald Duck stories were written by Italians though. How does it feel to be so wrong on something? Barks/Rosa canon for life, plus the handful of minor artists who respect the said material all day every day.
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Mar 20, 2018 16:31
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pop fly to McGillicutty posted:Fun fact, that's intentional. When Foley work is done and it sounds "real" movie viewers will complain that "the guns don't sound like movies guns" They also say that people who get shot also tend to "throw themselves around" because they have learned that this is what they should do since it happens in the movies. Bullets do not have enough kinetic energy to throw adult body anywhere, just pierce and possibly pass thru. One other thing is that guns (assault rifles and such) are actually quite heavy and awkward to handle without excessive training, especially when loaded. Like coffee cups which are empty, it becomes really irritating to watch movies and start noticing where it is obvious that the actor is carrying around replica/empty cup and does not do any of the normal world precautions.
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Apr 27, 2018 14:32
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nerdz posted:The best part of this is that both Terry Crews and Vin Diesel are not-secret nerds in real life. Terry's gaming PC building videos were the best thing of the past few years Unfortunately Dwayne Johnson said that Vin is very irritating person to work with in movies. I was sort of hoping for a Terry, Dwayne and Vin movie about some turbo-nerdish topic, but this probably wont happen.
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May 18, 2018 21:19
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I'd also accept the "So I set our future children up for a marriage to some 80-year old germanese count to reinforce the ties between the England and the Holy Roman Empire."
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May 21, 2018 08:32
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Solice Kirsk posted:If you're traveling and not eating 99% of your meals at dive bars then you're traveling wrong. If you are traveling across the world on business trips, and arrive late in the afternoon or at early night, McD is godsend because the product is everywhere of even(ish) quality, the place accepts credit card, there is no waiting in table or finding someone who cares and the staff, regardless of the language barrier will understand "Big Mac and coke". Eating local is for the days after arrival when you have time to scout around and ask locals for recommendations.
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My Lovely Horse posted:Except we have the internet so you can ask locals days in advance, there are probably dedicated communities for it. Even here on SA we've got a whole thread for it plus one or two dedicated to single cities, if not more. I get your point, its nice if you have actual time to do it. But from experience, traveling 10h+straight exchanging between trains, taxis and getting thru the airport at both ends, finally getting your poo poo into the hotel room and going out to quickly grab something before going to bed before the next morning's 08AM meeting or signup into the venue, you really do not want to hassle around with A) finding the recommended place B) making yourself look something else than a hobo with clothes from the Goodwill C) actually going to the place and D) waiting for the service, food and bill and E) getting back to the hotel because you need to actually sleep before diving headfirst into the meeting and your pitch/presentation/booth/whatever.
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RareAcumen posted:
99% certain that all these are idiot trophies for the recruits who have forgotten or lost their weapon or some pieces of equipment during the basic training.
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Aug 2, 2018 07:58
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RareAcumen posted:Yes, like I said, show up with your equipment and don't get caught on your phone or anything. We got (dummy) AT mines as keychains if we lost the keys to our personal and/or squad storage lockers.
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That is cheating; that fucker was more dangerous than Heavy in Far Cry 3 and there is a good reason why that person is holding a steel plate capable of stopping a 9mm bullet.
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Aug 3, 2018 20:21
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Those are airplane locating horns from the time before the radar. Also badass for a classical heavy metal concert.
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Wheat Loaf posted:
Dalton was really shafted by Moore and the EON; the guy was the designated lead for 3-5 other Bond movies, in addition of those two he actually got to make. 1) Too young to replace Connery, 2) Still too young to replace Moore, 3) Moore came back with a principality clause, 4) Never made due to legal issues, 5) Production delayed and replaced by Brosnan. Must have been a loving laugh riot to work for the EON.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Seems funny given iirc Roger Moore (or one of them anyway) was disgusted when he was still cast as Bond while his love interest's mother was younger than him. It almost seems like he liked the money and fame that came with the role, even if he hated to do them? Considering, isn't the current Bond actor in the exact same situation? Or Connery, who finally walked away when the salary demands finally bounced.
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Zamboni_Rodeo posted:Yeah. That was A View To A Kill (1985). The Bond Girl in that movie was Tanya Roberts, and he was older than her mother. Yes, and the rest of them were 1) Too young to replace Connery --> On Her Majesty's Secret Service (went to Lazenby who looked similar, but older on camera) 2) Still too young to replace Moore --> For Your Eyes Only, Dalton was actually hired and started to rehearse for the role, but still was ultimately dropped because he looked too young on-camera. This is the reason why it starts with a graveyard scene, to give the new actor some screentime before action, and is much more serious than the rest of the Moore flicks. 3) Moore came back with a principality clause --> A View to A Kill, Moore decided to do this so no-one else was asked. Should have, Bond looks ancient in this one. 4) Never made due to legal issues --> The Property of a Lady, would have been the one preceding Goldeneye but never left the pre-production phase. 5) Production delayed and replaced by Brosnan. --> Goldeneye, Dalton declined "serial contract of 3-4 movies" and was replaced. This piece of Bond MovieTrivia brought to you by surfing the wikipedia when idling. EDIT: And of course Dalton's 2 Bond films were between the bullets 3 and 4, but on the other hand he only got the gig finally after Moore left for good because Pierce Brosnan was not available at that time, doing Remington Steele. So Dalton started as the backup for Moore/Brosnan and Brosnan was later used as his backup. Der Kyhe has a new favorite as of 16:14 on Sep 9, 2018 |
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Data Graham posted:Steve Martin went white-haired in like his 30s, didn't he? I think his hair was white even on one of the first SNL shows he hosted. Its not like he was old, he has always looked middle aged but surprisingly shapely. Like Patrick Stewart, who in his first TV performance looked like a VHS conversion of an especially cheaply made holodeck episode, and kept that look for the next fifty years.
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NtotheTC posted:Wait..
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LawfulWaffle posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtMZKYnLg5c Hate to break it to you but the Mario Bros movie featuring laying the pipe was released back in 1993. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Hornio_Brothers
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Mr Havafap posted:Great Britain has a historical track record of making deals that benefit them and leaves their counterpart with the crap bits, and the bill. Used to work in recent post-WW1 history because every other major player was bombed to poo poo, had two generations of adult males with PTSD or such, or were recovering from rear end-backwards dictatorships. So they were more or less needed because they had the production capability, actually functional infrastructure and money to spend on stuff. Now that France and Germany have managed over 50 years without fighting a pointless war against each other and others like Spain and Italy have stopped being stuck on the century before the previous one, the continental Europe has the chips to tell the GB to stuff it. Also: content 
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DontMockMySmock posted:You poor bastard. There were like 3-4 actually talented people in the MadTV cast during its entire run... And they all ended up being voice actors for television shows. At the same time, SNL caused a "Pat, the movie" to be made and still has launched more careers than anything else on TV.
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soy posted:confirming this is funny I think this one actually has won a design competition for the Worst Product Ever Designed.
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Besesoth posted:There are 139 movies currently scheduled for theatrical release in 2019 (including those already released in Jan/Feb). Of those, nine (9) are remakes, and I'm including as many films as I can justify in that number (for example, I don't know what the animated Addams Family movie will be about, but I'm counting it as a remake). 21 are sequels or part of a shared cinematic universe. Of the rest, 14, as far as I can tell, are based on existing properties. This, and plenty of examples from 70's, 80's and 90's of movie studios grenading themselves with hugely expensive box office flops, and people keep wondering why the "big money" movies are almost always sequels or remakes. Unless you are laundering money for Pablo loving Escobar it would be foolish to burn all your resources on vanity/Oscar bait/experimental projects. Its not art for art's sake, its entertainment business. Make money with the cash cows and sometimes try out new ideas.
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Facebook Aunt posted:It did. But do not attempt to relive it by watching the original episodes again. It didn't age well at all. How does it feel to be so completely wrong about something?
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Tashilicious posted:There's been a lot of divorcing of context and history about cowboys and america, globally. Basically about "every country in the world, in other countries". For example the left-wing sweetheart author of USA, John Steinbeck was an adamant supporter of the Terijoki government of the Finnish Democratic Republic. Terijoki government was basically was a puppet government conjured up by Stalin to give legitimacy for their invasion, and planned soviet-style occupation and enslavement of the Finnish people. And we still consider Steinbeck's books to be quite poignant in some themes, but the guy was a certifiable rear end in a top hat for what he did against the legitimate Finnish government, which at that time was supported by all but the most Stalin-now left wing radicals.
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hevnz 2 murgatroyd posted:I've always wondered if that sailor woke up and got drunk ear-lie in the morning, or if he's still drunk from the night before. ¿Por qué no ambos?, or as we say here, "kyllä".
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zoux posted:
Yeah, that's what I said, Vööstörshöörh?
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