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I'm cracking up at the implications of "KRRAM!"
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Bruceski posted:Nice of her to put her underwear and his pants back on before that monologue. She's a big-league magician; that's well within the set of things she could do with a snap of her fingers.
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RandallODim posted:Where do I get this? Uh, you know, for a friend. Judging by the date on it, you should be able to find it in just under 100 years.
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I know that Dennis O'Neil's Question run from the 80s gets a lot of justified love, but this was too "high school neckbeard" to not mock:   
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Here's a riddle: Why did people ever think a mullet was a good look?
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Aug 8, 2015 04:39
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Too much partying in the back.
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TwoPair posted:Here's a riddle: Why did people ever think a mullet was a good look? Cocaine, mainly.
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TwoPair posted:Here's a riddle: Why did people ever think a mullet was a good look? As someone formerly guilty of acts of mulletry back then, I can tell you that culturally-speaking, many of us didn't know any better. Slater? Captain Planet? Angus freakin' MacGyver? They all had mullets. Society eventually wised up.
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Roddy Piper.
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Keeshhound posted:Roddy Piper. I'm sad now.
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ManiacClown posted:As someone formerly guilty of acts of mulletry back then, I can tell you that culturally-speaking, many of us didn't know any better. Slater? Captain Planet? Angus freakin' MacGyver? They all had mullets. Society eventually wised up. Were there any similarly-high profile Cool People rocking the jheri curl, or did that one just sort of coalesce out of the ether one day? I was like ten back then, some of my friends had rat-tails but I don't remember a lot of mullets or jheri curls, so it's a mystery to me.
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TwoPair posted:Here's a riddle: Why did people ever think a mullet was a good look?
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Travis343 posted:Were there any similarly-high profile Cool People rocking the jheri curl, or did that one just sort of coalesce out of the ether one day? 
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Aug 8, 2015 06:05
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How did you say "hello, is it me your looking for?" There? How could you gently caress up that bad, man?
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That era is defined by dudes not wanting long hair, but not knowing what the gently caress to do with it.
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http://www.macgyveronline.com/pages/comicfg.html
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Opopanax posted:How did you say "hello, is it me your looking for?" There? How could you gently caress up that bad, man? IT'S IMPLIED BY THE PHOTO, DAD
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Die Laughing posted:That era is defined by dudes not wanting long hair, but not knowing what the gently caress to do with it. No man with long hair has ever known what the gently caress to do with it.
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Don't pretend like Fabio is not fabulous.
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MikeJF posted:No man with long hair has ever known what the gently caress to do with it. Based on literally every woman I know's reaction to Bucky in Winter Soldier, apparently all you have to do is let is be greasy and fall in front of your face
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Hah, I noticed that. The ladies love them some Bucky.
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Not sure the hair had much to do with it either way.
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MikeJF posted:Not sure the hair had much to do with it either way. He's a damaged, violent, mind controlled killer. But the sumptuous flowing locks say "love me!"
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Travis343 posted:Were there any similarly-high profile Cool People rocking the jheri curl, or did that one just sort of coalesce out of the ether one day? http://nortonsafe.search.ask.com/search?&geo=&prt=cr&o=apn10506&chn=&ver=&q=nwa&tpr=10&ctype=pictures&imgs=1p&filter=on&imgDetail=true
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Late Unpleasantness posted:He's a damaged, violent, mind controlled killer. But the sumptuous flowing locks say "love me!" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hybristophilia
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I find the prospect of vampires sleeping in pinball tables like they were coffins to be hilarious. While the tops do hing up for service, I'm disappointed that no one told Moore or Stan Woch that you still can't fit a vampire in one. Swamp Thing v.2 #38 
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Sizone posted:I find the prospect of vampires sleeping in pinball tables like they were coffins to be hilarious. While the tops do hing up for service, I'm disappointed that no one told Moore or Stan Woch that you still can't fit a vampire in one. That's what they want you to think.
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Wouldn't that be pointless since the lid is glass and would let light in? Or is the vampire town at the bottom of the lake?
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Dr. Hurt posted:Wouldn't that be pointless since the lid is glass and would let light in? Or is the vampire town at the bottom of the lake? That's a flashback to before it being submerged. I think the idea was that they would be stashing themselves underneath the playfield, which will also hing up, but it wasn't really drawn right. No matter, you still could not fit a vampire in there, regardless of what other posters think it's what they want you think. e: maybe they gutted the machines and repurposed them as coffins. I guess that's pretty badass too, but not as badass as having a working COSMIC BALL table. Sizone fucked around with this message at 14:24 on Aug 9, 2015 |
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Sizone posted:e: maybe they gutted the machines and repurposed them as coffins. I guess that's pretty badass too, but not as badass as having a working COSMIC BALL table. Vampires are monsters.
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I don't know why I'm tickled by Thor specifying that it's a VW, but it does make me want to see Marvel and VW team up to make commercials where Chris Hemsworth throws Beetles at people. Also, old lady.  Thor 356
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In the 80s the slogan for VW was "it's not a car, it's a volkswagen", so it should really be Hercules making the pop culture references since he doesn't gently caress off to Asgard constantly. You know who else liked the VW Beetle? The Nazi, Hitler.  [What If the Avengers Had Lost the Evolutionary War?]
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Ghostlight posted:In the 80s the slogan for VW was "it's not a car, it's a volkswagen", so it should really be Hercules making the pop culture references since he doesn't gently caress off to Asgard constantly. Ah! And the comic is Hercules telling a made up story to some kids about how he beat Thor, so it is Hercules making the reference!
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Saoshyant posted:That grin, it's just... perfect. Hercules does have the best grin 
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Thor and Herc have the best slapfights. This is one of the true facts this thread has taught me.
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Section Z posted:Thor and Herc have the best slapfights. Correct. 
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Sizone posted:That's a flashback to before it being submerged. I think the idea was that they would be stashing themselves underneath the playfield, which will also hing up, but it wasn't really drawn right. No matter, you still could not fit a vampire in there, regardless of what other posters think it's what they want you think.
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Knormal posted:Obviously they just turn into bats and squeeze up in the corner when the lid closes, duh. I was going to suggest especially short vampires, but this is far more plausible.
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Rhyno posted:Correct. Oh my god, I didn't notice the 'nerp' action sound or that IT'S PURPLE. 
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