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go go go go ROSCOE! posted:YO!!!!!! low budget eddie murphy
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Fuuuuuuuuuck I have to be at work during the game tomorrow.
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Jan 14, 2017 04:31
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Skwirl posted:Will Smith, Margot Robbie and? Boomerang man chugging a beer? Margot is actually two of the reasons
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Jan 14, 2017 04:42
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shirts and skins posted:We had an ice storm in the DC/Baltimore area a couple of weeks ago. This was the outcome. https://youtu.be/Ea4mVMXj9hw Additionally, even if you have the right gear and are from a state that ice is normal in, other people on the roads are not going to drive accordingly. They are your biggest threat. That video, god drat
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Jan 14, 2017 05:02
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a patagonian cavy posted:It ending That's the best part of every movie, if it was good you're all hyped and like "poo poo, that was a great movie" and if it was terrible it means you're done. Suicide Squad was also shorter than an average football game, so even if you hated it, it's still less wasted time than probably a dozen games various people here have watched.
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Jan 14, 2017 05:08
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shirts and skins posted:We had an ice storm in the DC/Baltimore area a couple of weeks ago. This was the outcome. https://youtu.be/Ea4mVMXj9hw Comparing the Beltway to Mad Max is pretty accurate
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Jan 14, 2017 05:16
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shirts and skins posted:We had an ice storm in the DC/Baltimore area a couple of weeks ago. This was the outcome. https://youtu.be/Ea4mVMXj9hw Truth. Driving on the beltway is a risky proposition in the best weather. loving DC traffic and Maryland drivers.
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Jan 14, 2017 05:24
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ive watched that video over 100 times.
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Jan 14, 2017 05:33
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Skwirl posted:That's the best part of every movie, if it was good you're all hyped and like "poo poo, that was a great movie" and if it was terrible it means you're done. Suicide Squad was also shorter than an average football game, so even if you hated it, it's still less wasted time than probably a dozen games various people here have watched. Yeah but suicide squad's ending is like the very last bit of diarrhea coming out when you get stomach flu. Ultimately refreshing and good but you still feel horrible about what you went through. Also you just stared alternately at the inside of the toilet as your stomach strained to fire out an imaginary bit of food that came out the sixth time you vomited, and the wall in front of the toilet as the bottom drops out of your world and the world drops out of your bottom A great movie ending is the last bite of dessert of a multicourse meal, you loved every bit of it but can't handle much more and fortunately it ended at the best time
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Jan 14, 2017 05:42
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a patagonian cavy posted:Yeah but suicide squad's ending is like the very last bit of diarrhea coming out when you get stomach flu. Ultimately refreshing and good but you still feel horrible about what you went through. Also you just stared alternately at the inside of the toilet as your stomach strained to fire out an imaginary bit of food that came out the sixth time you vomited, and the wall in front of the toilet as the bottom drops out of your world and the world drops out of your bottom I'd still rather re-watch Suicide Squad than the Cardinals-Seahawks tie game, if only because it's much shorter.
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Jan 14, 2017 05:50
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Skwirl posted:Will Smith, Margot Robbie and? Boomerang man chugging a beer? Bingo. I thought Jai Courtney was the best in that movie and Margot Robie did a good Harley Quinn. Man, I could write pages about that movie, it had so much potential. Those three did an excellent, and the casting of Viola Davis as Amanda Waller was a great decision (although I would have preferred someone like Patricia Belcher). They had so much potential and didn't do anything with it. I watched the Superman vs. Batman Directors Cut and its such a better movie than the theatrical release, then I watched the Directors cut of Suicide Squad and I couldn't tell what was added in, it did nothing for the film. Like I said, I could write pages about that movie and what might have gone wrong, but there are some gems in terms of the performances by those three.
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Jan 14, 2017 06:09
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Skwirl posted:I'd still rather re-watch Suicide Squad than the Cardinals-Seahawks tie game, if only because it's much shorter. That game was incredible and I hope a playoff game goes to double OT or something
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Jan 14, 2017 06:18
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MY NIGGA D-LINK posted:Comparing the Beltway to Mad Max is pretty accurate Dudes mostly drive pretty good around DC, IMO, but poo poo gets really bad in Northern Virginia around Woodbridge usually.
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Jan 14, 2017 06:28
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a patagonian cavy posted:That game was incredible and I hope a playoff game goes to double OT or something I would be 100% okay with it being Chiefs Steelers, if only because I would have a perfect excuse for why I was late the next morning to my 6 am shift.
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Jan 14, 2017 06:33
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Strobe posted:I would be 100% okay with it being Chiefs Steelers, if only because I would have a perfect excuse for why I was late the next morning to my 6 am shift. I'm extremely okay with it as long as the chiefs win, preferably in a heartbreaking way
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Jan 14, 2017 06:37
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swickles posted:I actually liked Men In Black 3 a lot. Also, he was like one of three good things in Suicide Squad. He was the worst thing about Suicide Squad. It wasn't a comic book movie, it was a Will Smith movie. It even had a minute long close up of his face while he made a difficult decision to save the day! 
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Jan 14, 2017 06:46
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For the first time in my life I really don't know if i am in fact ready for some football. 
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Jan 14, 2017 07:23
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TODAY BEAUTIFUL BRADY THROWS BLAZIN' BALLS
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Jan 14, 2017 07:35
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a new study bible! posted:Dudes mostly drive pretty good around DC, IMO, but poo poo gets really bad in Northern Virginia around Woodbridge usually. I've lived in DC and Arlington coming up on 5 years now, and the drivers all across the DC/NoVa/Maryland area are easily the worst, least predictable, least competent drivers I have ever seen in the US. And I've driven pretty much everywhere in this country. Even Boston over these last holidays was a breath of fresh air. I never pass people exiting the highway around here, because of the high likelihood that they will cut back across the gore zone. I thought my dad would have a heart attack while I drove him around. You don't see poo poo like this in the NW. If we're going for gradations around here, I haven't noticed a difference in Woodbridge (besides 95 being constantly in traffic) but I find Maryland a little worse because they don't have vehicle inspections so you always add in a bunch of disabled vehicles. Woo! Now to figure out the best way to meet my friends in DC for the game, Metro is probably under construction and I'm sure not driving.
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Jan 14, 2017 12:21
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When I was young lad in the early 90s, I lived in the DC metro area. And I always remember that traffic being crazy as all poo poo. I can only imagine how worse it is now.
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Jan 14, 2017 13:28
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gently caress Maryland and their drivers. Nobody from Maryland uses their blinkers. Not a one. a new study bible! posted:Dudes mostly drive pretty good around DC, IMO, but poo poo gets really bad in Northern Virginia around Woodbridge usually.
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Jan 14, 2017 13:55
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shirts and skins posted:I've lived in DC and Arlington coming up on 5 years now, and the drivers all across the DC/NoVa/Maryland area are easily the worst, least predictable, least competent drivers I have ever seen in the US. And I've driven pretty much everywhere in this country. Even Boston over these last holidays was a breath of fresh air. You must get down on your knees and worship Metro Atlanta, the city with the worst traffic and worst drivers on a per capita basis
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Jan 14, 2017 14:23
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Turdsdown Tom posted:TODAY BEAUTIFUL BRADY THROWS BLAZIN' BALLS that game is going to be a very enjoyable five minutes
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Jan 14, 2017 14:29
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shirts and skins posted:I've lived in DC and Arlington coming up on 5 years now, and the drivers all across the DC/NoVa/Maryland area are easily the worst, least predictable, least competent drivers I have ever seen in the US. And I've driven pretty much everywhere in this country. Even Boston over these last holidays was a breath of fresh air. why do you think that area is the worst? my most hated area to drive is 60 miles NW of Chicago (Rockford) because it's 50% aggressive Chicagoans and 50% sconnies and the disparity in driving styles is completely insane and unpredictable
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Jan 14, 2017 14:33
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HannibalBarca posted:You must get down on your knees and worship Metro Atlanta, the city with the worst traffic and worst drivers on a per capita basis Yeah, Atlanta is also real bad. Like 10 lanes of traffic and everyone is driving bad poo poo insane, and you just hope you don't die getting to the airport.
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Jan 14, 2017 14:43
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No Irish Need Imply posted:gently caress Maryland and their drivers. Nobody from Maryland uses their blinkers. Not a one. Drive up 95 from Richmond and tell me where the minivans with 5 youth soccer magnets start. NoVa is basically everything north of Fredericksburg these days, that whole corridor developed like crazy. mastershakeman posted:why do you think that area is the worst? Yeah, that's kind of a lot of it--different drivers from everywhere mixing. DC has drivers from all over the US bringing their bad habits, *and* a lot of international drivers who have no loving clue what they're doing on US roads. And gently caress diplomat plates, they just don't care. Add in an archaic, bewildering, and poorly maintained infrastructure (looking at you, NoVa) and hideous traffic and you have a recipe for continued disaster. And God help you if it snows. A Man and his dog posted:Yeah, Atlanta is also real bad. Like 10 lanes of traffic and everyone is driving bad poo poo insane, and you just hope you don't die getting to the airport. I'll have to try it again, my last drive there was 2010 before I moved to DC. I've driven all over North Carolina though, and they have some crazy drivers but people are on average much better. If I wasn't in money saving mode maybe I would have driven to Atlanta for today.
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Jan 14, 2017 15:12
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Atlanta is either fine (if complicated) or a waking loving nightmare depending on when you're driving through it. If you're off peak hours you can hold your own but during rush hour or at night you're probably going to end up dead. Especially if you're around Sandy Speings where all the rich assholes have hummers and escalades and drive like it's Vigilante 8.
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Jan 14, 2017 15:19
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shirts and skins posted:Drive up 95 from Richmond and tell me where the minivans with 5 youth soccer magnets start. NoVa is basically everything north of Fredericksburg these days, that whole corridor developed like crazy. Yeah, Woodbridge is where the traffic running south always gets bananas. Driving north it isn't too bad, but more often than not I get caught up in congestion there. I really never have too much trouble in DC proper, but maybe that's because I usually drive in off hours or whatever. Dudes in NJ drive way worse. If you aren't going 150 mph some dude is going to get right on your rear end and ride it.
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Jan 14, 2017 15:32
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Although literally the worst traffic I've ever driven in was trying to drive into the Tyson's corner parking garage at 1 PM on Black Friday. Though that was my own fault for even trying that.
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Jan 14, 2017 15:36
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a new study bible! posted:Although literally the worst traffic I've ever driven in was trying to drive into the Tyson's corner parking garage at 1 PM on Black Friday. Oooof. Yeah. Never do that. I actually go to Tyson's on Black Friday (usu. late morning) but I take the Silver Line in. Waaaay less stressful. And NJ is just like California with toll roads and without lane splitting motorcycles. If people are going 100, just stay out of the left lanes.
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Jan 14, 2017 15:48
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Lol you sorry fuckers. You haven't seen unpredictable driving until you've been on the road with stateside drivers, Japanese tourists, Korean tourists, Chinese tourists, Chamorro drivers who have never seen a highway and were taught by the instructor that bribes the DMV, Micronesian drivers who have only driven on the one potholed road that goes around their island at 10 MPH, Filipino drivers who don't know what a lane is because they're used to filling every last cubic inch of open space with a vehicle, and Aussies who haven't driven on the right side of the road, all in one six lane block. Death and Destruction surround you at all times.
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Jan 14, 2017 16:10
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shirts and skins posted:Oooof. Yeah. Never do that. I actually go to Tyson's on Black Friday (usu. late morning) but I take the Silver Line in. Waaaay less stressful. That's actually what I had to ultimately do. I sat in the gridlocked parking garage for an hour first though.
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Jan 14, 2017 16:20
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Abugadu posted:Lol you sorry fuckers. India. Come at me, bro
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Jan 14, 2017 16:47
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When I took taxis in china I just threw my cares to the wind and knew my number would eventually come up. Almost did when I was hitchhiking and a motorcycle picked me up, going like 40mph on a 1lane road next to a cliff. Football chat: i cant even watch the game today, have to do some lame class  go hawks
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Jan 14, 2017 16:54
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Cambodia is the only country I've been to where the actual paved highway had no lane markers.
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MY NIGGA D-LINK posted:Comparing the Beltway to Mad Max is pretty accurate
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Jan 14, 2017 17:03
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Adun posted:Cambodia is the only country I've been to where the actual paved highway had no lane markers. The federal government in India built a highway from Hyderabad to their airport and its basically the only decent, if unlit, road in the region. It's also the first time most Indians will get the chance to go faster than 20 mph or whatever. Drunk driving is a really bad problem in India. When you take the highway to the airport, you see tons of wrecked lorries and cars, some still smoldering, where it's obvious no one survived. Just people that got drunk and wanted to go fast. Hyderabad didn't really have rescue vehicles or toe trucks or anything, so the villages along the highway would come out to scavenge the various pieces from crashed and burned out vehicles. Over the weeks things would get more and more bare until it was light enough to load up the frame somehow and take it to do god knows what with it. Basically welcome to trumps America.
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Jan 14, 2017 17:10
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Costa Rica isn't THAT bad. But half the time in the taxi you think you are going to die or fall off a cliff.
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FizFashizzle posted:India. 
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