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FELD1 posted:'Parks and Recreation' is especially guilty. I think the show or the book had a throwaway line about Pawnee's unusually elaborate city hall almost bankrupting the town (because it's actually Pasadena's).
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nexus6 posted:Holy poo poo dude, I thought it was just a comical misspelling but I guess I'm a racist now? drat. I believe you'll find his name is pronounced "Wil Smiff"
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FELD1 posted:No, that sounds accurate. Indiana's weird. Everywhere is Vancouver https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojm74VGsZBU
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BiggerBoat posted:I believe you'll find his name is pronounced "Wil Smiff" His name is Woll Smoth 
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Mar 10, 2016 19:39
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nexus6 posted:That's true, but it just irks me that he's specific that, in the absence of any humans, the animals have evolved to kill humans. It's a throwaway line, he could have just said something along the lines of 'everything here is super bad-rear end now and if they evolved to kill each other, what chance do you think we have?' I don't think it was a throwaway line because I remember that line from the movie and I've never actually seen it that I can recall. It had to have been in the trailer, right? e: yep at 1:06, the whole speech is in it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZIt20emgLY
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Whiz Palace posted:I think the show or the book had a throwaway line about Pawnee's unusually elaborate city hall almost bankrupting the town (because it's actually Pasadena's). I was watching a Veronica Mars episode, and was pretty amused to see police station was blatantly reused for Pawnee City Hall, including the ridiculous mural out in the hallway, the reception area for police is where the Parks and Rec Department is housed. Appropriately enough this was even in the episode guest starring Adam Scott.
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WeAreTheRomans posted:His name is Woll Smoth https://youtu.be/Gj4-E5Hs3Kc
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Screaming Idiot posted:Will Smith never loving said "Erf." He pronounced it correctly, and it's a irritating as poo poo this racist meme persists to this day. Perfect post / username combo.
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Mar 10, 2016 22:21
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Perestroika posted:The weird thing is that it also had this huge shift between seasons. In one season it was just pretty low-key guerilla-ing against an unknown enemy, with much of the mystery being about finding out what exactly the aliens' deal was. Then the next season there are suddenly like three more types of alien on earth working together with the humans and it took a completely different direction with no real explanation what actually happened between. I feel like all TV dramas have this problem if they keep running for a while. There has to be super dramatic events happening all the time, yet none of it can be significant enough that it would alter or violate the premise of the show, so it just gets ultra convoluted as they pack more and more stuff inside a status quo that was designed to accommodate a single pilot episode. 
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Mar 10, 2016 22:30
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cyberia posted:Perfect post / username combo. He's right, though?
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Whiz Palace posted:I think the show or the book had a throwaway line about Pawnee's unusually elaborate city hall almost bankrupting the town (because it's actually Pasadena's). That must have been in the book, because that's a pretty funny tidbit that I would've remembered from the show. I looked up what city hall they used once (since it looks so drat decadent), and was not surprised to find it was SoCal.
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Len posted:More Supernatural. Everyone in this show is pants on head retarded. From God all the way down. So Lucifer is sealed in Hell right? Well there's 600 seals holding him in. Okay cool that's a lot of locks. But for some reason only 66 need to be broken and the only two set in stone are the first and last. That's like having a combination lock with a couple hundred number code but only a dozen numbers matter. Why is this a thing? That's a terrible system. Imagine a box with an angry bear being held shut by 100 strings. Not all 100 strings have to break before the bear can break the rest from the inside.
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Yo, Die Hard 2. Having your character go "this is so crazy that I'm doing all this stuff again" does not mean you can just have him do that stuff again.
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Jedit posted:Imagine a box with an angry bear being held shut by 100 strings. Not all 100 strings have to break before the bear can break the rest from the inside. Ok, so why did God use such lovely locks?
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Jedit posted:Imagine a box with an angry bear being held shut by 100 strings. Not all 100 strings have to break before the bear can break the rest from the inside. If I were God I'm pretty sure I would put the angry bear in a steel cage surrounded by a hundred more steel cages instead of using strings
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Jedit posted:Imagine a box with an angry bear being held shut by 100 strings. Not all 100 strings have to break before the bear can break the rest from the inside. Time works the same way.
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FELD1 posted:No, that sounds accurate. Indiana's weird. I grew up in Noblesville, man, I know just how weird this place is  I think the funniest example of what you're talking about is some terrible SyFy movie that, at one point, had the heroes driving from Kentucky to Indiana (or vice-versa). They drive over land through completely flat terrain. 99% of the Indiana/Kentucky border is the Ohio River and there's a series of small mountains on the Indiana side.
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Who What Now posted:Ok, so why did God use such lovely locks? Seriously shouldn't God be able to make a lock that only he can open? Isn't that part of being God? Phenomenal cosmic powers and all that jazz
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FELD1 posted:No, that sounds accurate. Indiana's weird. 
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Who What Now posted:Ok, so why did God use such lovely locks? God wanted it to fail. It was all part of the plan for the end. Everybody assumed that it was humans that were going away instead of it being set up for humans to eliminate all of the powers that be.
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ChogsEnhour posted:I only saw it the once but I could have swore there were big cat things (bigger, cattier things) that tried to kill Jake and those big eagle things tried to eat them too? Right up until he dominated it with his floppy head penis. Turns out Pandora monsters just need some good deep dicking with brain tentacles.
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Gorilla Salad posted:Turns out Pandora monsters just need some good deep dicking Oh NOW I get why everyone wants to live there.
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Who What Now posted:He's right, though? Now, now, let's not something as silly as "facts" get in the way of a perfectly good  that has never, ever been used before.
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Supernatural yet again. Canton, Ohio doesn't have a wax museum. And from my googling the only one in this section of the state is in Mansfield and is a Biblical Wax Museum. Also I know compared to other places it is but Canton isn't exactly a small town like the episode description says it is.
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There also isn't a giant devil's trap made from railway lines in Wyoming.
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Screaming Idiot posted:Now, now, let's not something as silly as "facts" get in the way of a perfectly good Cmon man, black people talk like this, & white people talk like this Or vice versa, I haven't checked the race manual for a bit.
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Aphrodite posted:There also isn't a giant devil's trap made from railway lines in Wyoming. Except I'm not 15 minutes away from Wyoming so drat it that's an irrationally irritating moment
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Len posted:Supernatural yet again. Canton, Ohio doesn't have a wax museum. And from my googling the only one in this section of the state is in Mansfield and is a Biblical Wax Museum. It's an alternate reality. I'm annoyed that in Vampire Diaries there are vampires because vampires aren't teal.
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Inzombiac posted:It's an alternate reality. What color are they then?
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Eggshell white.
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vampires are obviously colored like sighs *sighs* (deeper the better by the way, as the anne rice vampires said) like, literally cant you tell?
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muscles like this? posted:What color are they then? It's 2016 and frankly you should be ashamed at this racist thinking of what color matters. #AllVampsMatter
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Hey, as long as they sparkle.
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ChogsEnhour posted:Hahah made me laugh how people were depressed because they couldn't live on Pandora. Like the very first thing the dude says is, "This Yet people still dream about moving to and living in Australia too.
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Didn't they just discover a new species of spider there that dives and swims underwater to catch fish and ducks or something like that? Australia, not Pandora.
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Stupid_Sexy_Flander posted:Didn't they just discover a new species of spider there that dives and swims underwater to catch fish and ducks or something like that? I wouldn't be surprised if they found some snake-headed flying scorpion the size of a horse with enough venom in a single bite (or sting) to kill a few hundred bears. That country is just hosed up with it's evolutionary branches.
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I watched some Halo CG movie on Netflix today, and I don't know what I was expecting but I didn't think I'd be watching Ender's Game again already.
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dpack_1 posted:I wouldn't be surprised if they found some snake-headed flying scorpion the size of a horse with enough venom in a single bite (or sting) to kill a few hundred bears. That country is just hosed up with it's evolutionary branches. Let's be honest, if that idiot Smith kid was dropped into modern day Australia he would have worse odds surviving anywhere outside the cities. gently caress, even in the cities with the drat spiders and snakes and poo poo that's a cassowary gently caress IT RUN. Australia is what happens when evolution says: gently caress it, venom for everything! And make some of them super tiny too. Hell if the zombie apocalypse first started in Australia would anyone think it was abnormal, or just that some blokes got sunstroke and didn't get treatment for some bite?
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Cowslips Warren posted:Let's be honest, if that idiot Smith kid was dropped into modern day Australia he would have worse odds surviving anywhere outside the cities. gently caress, even in the cities with the drat spiders and snakes and poo poo that's a cassowary gently caress IT RUN. They'd just think the guy was a Ciggy-Butt Brain.
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The Captain American trailer reminded me of something that always takes me out of movies: when they show footage of an event that has happened in a show/movie, from the perspective from which it was filmed in the show/movie.
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