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Supposedly the actors were playing the Poe and Finn interactions as romantic. Who knows!
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BovineFury posted:Best pool trick ever. What trick were they trying to pull off here, exactly?
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http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/1942882-gofundme-crowdsourcing-site-shuts-down-womans-reimbursement-campaign-after-losing-powerball/ It's probably just a prank or a joke, but drat if I want it to be real.
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YggiDee posted:Oscar Issac, who plays Poe, is Guatemalan. Ah, ok. I was hoping that was it, because otherwise I was totally lost.
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Remember the taco bell exec who got fired for assaulting an uber driver? He is suing that uber driver for filming the attack. There's no way this doesn't backfire, nosiree  http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/fired-taco-bell-exec-uber-attack-suing-driver-5-million-n497646?cid=sm_fb
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Icon Of Sin posted:Remember the taco bell exec who got fired for assaulting an uber driver? He is suing that uber driver for filming the attack. There's no way this doesn't backfire, nosiree I love this stuff. quote:In his civil answer, Golden said that he denies causing any damage to the driver, and added that even if there were any damages they "were proximately caused by the negligence, fault or carelessness" of Caban himself," or "other third parties." In other words, "I didn't actually hurt the guy, but if I did, it was literally anybody's fault but mine."
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Icon Of Sin posted:Remember the taco bell exec who got fired for assaulting an uber driver? He is suing that uber driver for filming the attack. There's no way this doesn't backfire, nosiree The "I was drunk, he should have known better than to let me in the car!" defense is a new take on an old favorite. What a piece of poo poo.
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tbf this is my reaction to drinking skyy anyway
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BovineFury posted:Best pool trick ever. Sure is a good job they don't make pool balls out of nitrocellulose any more...
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 The dog is having a grand time, but I can't say the same for his master. The judge checking his stopwatch kills me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iTTNRE-njM
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Jan 16, 2016 18:48
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Eggbeater Jesus posted:I love this stuff. He was an executive. Passing the blame is part of what they do.
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Jan 16, 2016 19:23
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That he apologized so much before to try and save face is going to gently caress him up in court.
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Slugnoid posted:This was in the related links, a ten minute compilation of people trying to beat the train across the tracks and losing. Those were great ways to gently caress up your track.
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because surely some of the people must have died (especially number 4)
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Mizuti posted:The dog is having a grand time, but I can't say the same for his master. The judge checking his stopwatch kills me: This is adorable and possibly the most perfect example of Golden Retriever-ness I've seen.
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That's a smart dog. A trophy is of no use to him. But free bratwurst doesn't happen every day.
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Flash Gordon Ramsay posted:That's a smart dog. A trophy is of no use to him. But free bratwurst doesn't happen every day. holy poo poo now I'm picturing that dog back stage with all the other dogs explaining his plan.
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Polaron posted:This is adorable and possibly the most perfect example of Golden Retriever-ness I've seen. I've known dozens of golden retrievers. They are all very obedient animals - so long as you hold the treats. Leave the treats on the ground and you get that mess. I laugh until I cry every time I watch this video.
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Has anyone explained what they were trying to do with the pool table fire yet? Because I'm all the way at 10 on the "What a strange trick" meter for that one
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Testekill posted:Ah yes Ice. A friend of my sister is a cop out in Melton (a notoriously lovely town outside of Melbourne) and he has so many stories about iceheads and all that poo poo. For our American friends: "Ice" is what meth is called in Australia.
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SpacePig posted:What trick were they trying to pull off here, exactly? Some amazing shot, but with the pool table on fire.
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CaptBushido posted:Has anyone explained what they were trying to do with the pool table fire yet? Because I'm all the way at 10 on the "What a strange trick" meter for that one Honestly to me it looks like they were trying to make a fake fail video and accidentally succeeded in making a real one. The first one just seems too staged to me.
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I think they wanted to just put the ball on fire, so it leaves a trail of fire behind it when it rolls. Soaking the table with fuel is not the right way to do that.
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Probably thought that a flaming ball would leave a trail of fire behind it as it rolled.
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Hyperlynx posted:For our American friends: "Ice" is what meth is called in Australia. In the u.s. we use all available international words for any drug and some you never heard of from people who get high on their own supply and just make poo poo up. [/goon on a goon bender for sat. night/]
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This is even more magical with sound: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2t31AKP3rs
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Well-known douchebag Dustin 'Screech' Diamond goes to jail. http://www.nzherald.co.nz/entertainment/news/article.cfm?c_id=1501119&objectid=11574980
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Tambaloneus posted:This is even more magical with sound: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2t31AKP3rs Why are cats retarded like that?
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Both cats and dogs, in my experience, have a really strong reflex against contact around the hind legs, but I'm no zoologist. Must be some evolutionary instinct. 
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Grem posted:Why are cats retarded like that? Most of janky cat behavior comes from the fact that cats operate reactively basically all of the time. The cat was already riled up, and its back paws touching something triggered an 'attack the motherfuck out of that' reflex. Then, since the cat was getting the poo poo clawed out of it by these loving legs (which unrelatedly happened to belong to it), it counterattacked and pretty easily pinned them down. My oldest current pet cat has had a lifelong unawareness of her own tail. She chased it all the goddamn time when she was a kitten, gradually decreasing as she ages, and to this day after almost 9 years of living with a tail will occasionally get spooked by it and run away. Also, when she perches on the rim of the tub while I'm bathing and her tail inevitably falls in, it takes her a few moments to notice and then when she does she gives it the most disgusted, derisive look before pulling it out of the water with her paws and then holding it down while she grooms it. If I'm petting her really good, and she's to the point where she's lying on her side all cat-melty from the attention, I can trap her tail against the floor with my other hand. It'll keep trying to move, and she'll get gradually angrier but also confused, because I'm still delivering the rubs. This is key, because it also distracts her from what my other hand is doing. Generally she'll stay in place, gradually extending her claws, getting crazy eyes, and then starting to growl and yowl, until I finally feel bad enough to let her tail go!
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When my dog jumps on the couch she usually farts and it's like fart propulsion
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Holy poo poo, the head even took out a ladder.
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There is no way that isn't Danny De Vito.
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LonsomeSon posted:Most of janky cat behavior comes from the fact that cats operate reactively basically all of the time. The cat was already riled up, and its back paws touching something triggered an 'attack the motherfuck out of that' reflex. Then, since the cat was getting the poo poo clawed out of it by these loving legs (which unrelatedly happened to belong to it), it counterattacked and pretty easily pinned them down. Stuff like this is what makes all the jackassery owning cats comes with worth it.
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monolithburger posted:There is no way that isn't Danny De Vito. The Gang Gets Someone Fired
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