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Who Framed Roger Rabbit would have easily been one of my favorite movies if I saw it as a kid. Just a fantastic piece of filmmaking.
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glam rock hamhock posted:When I was young I remember liking a lovely Dana Carvey that no one has ever heard of (called Blank Slate) so maybe we all just go through a phase where we enjoy bad Dana carvey moveis. only Blank movie I know is Blank Check.  edit: oh, and Blankman.
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Feb 8, 2017 03:46
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The most embarrassing part of my teenage music habits was either my nerdcore phase or my wanky instrumental guitar phase (Vai, Satriani to the point I owned the Chickenfoot album, Buckethead et al). Only real weird dream I can remember lately is the one where I was trying to score weed, and went between like three weird comic shops in my quest.
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Ain't nothin' wrong with likin' Buckethead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0tP67-pe9o
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Feb 8, 2017 04:20
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I went to a Static-X concert once in high school. I'm not ashamed of this, it was a great time. I learned to play guitar because of The Offspring.
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Feb 8, 2017 04:22
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Menace II Society is good. I sorta love that O-Dog is the only one standing at the end.
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FYI, TCM On Demand has The Crowd up until Feb. 13.
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I just watched Bernie debate Ted Cruz about healthcare for 2 hours because I have a problem.
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Feb 8, 2017 05:03
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:I just watched Bernie debate Ted Cruz about healthcare for 2 hours because I have a problem. CNN's ads looked like the kind that promote a boxing match.
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Feb 8, 2017 05:09
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married but discreet posted:I can't remember the first movie on TV that I thought truly sucked, but in the theatre the one I remember was Identity. Jesus Christ, how old are you? BENGHAZI 2 posted:i dont have any dumb picks im embarrased of bc my teenage years were spent listening to lovely pop punk and so were my twenties suck a dick haters Pop punk is the thing you should be embarrassed about.
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Feb 8, 2017 05:10
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Egbert Souse posted:CNN's ads looked like the kind that promote a boxing match. I'm liking Bernie playing the circuit. I mean, after he got dirty worded in the primary, actually getting a platform to articulate his views is smart enough to pay dividends.
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Feb 8, 2017 05:14
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:I'm liking Bernie playing the circuit. I mean, after he got dirty worded in the primary, actually getting a platform to articulate his views is smart enough to pay dividends. Yeah he's basically making himself the face of the opposition and may be able to force the Democrats to accept his economic platform. Of course that could all fall apart if Tom Perez wins DNC chair.
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Feb 8, 2017 05:21
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:It just seems to me that Christian talk radio would be boring as gently caress. A buncha weird political stuff with lots of advertising for books and seminars. I had this strange epiphany during the ride where I realized how badly all these people cling to this idea of some royal hierarchy that orders the universe and how that trickles all the way down to our beautiful (when its working within their ideological framework) democracy. I also started to feel really sad for my coworker cause I realized he's definitely gay and deeply ashamed of it. *WEIRD SYNCHRONICITY* a still from Who Framed Roger Rabbit was in one of the many PowerPoint presentations I saw today Lil Mama Im Sorry fucked around with this message at 05:29 on Feb 8, 2017 |
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Feb 8, 2017 05:26
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Lil Mama Im Sorry posted:A buncha weird political stuff with lots of advertising for books and seminars. I had this strange epiphany during the ride where I realized how badly all these people cling to this idea of some royal hierarchy that orders the universe and how that trickles all the way down to our beautiful (when its working within their ideological framework) democracy. I've always found Big American Religion to be really surreal. It's crazy how staunchly they believe in stuff like Jonah and the whale. Hearing someone who looks like they think a wild night out involves Applebee's talking about the "prophesies" of the "holy text" is a trip and a half.
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Feb 8, 2017 05:37
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Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:Yeah he's basically making himself the face of the opposition and may be able to force the Democrats to accept his economic platform. Of course that could all fall apart if Tom Perez wins DNC chair. Even if that does happen, they won't notice anything amiss for two years minimum anyway.
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Feb 8, 2017 05:53
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Lil Mama Im Sorry posted:A buncha weird political stuff with lots of advertising for books and seminars. I had this strange epiphany during the ride where I realized how badly all these people cling to this idea of some royal hierarchy that orders the universe and how that trickles all the way down to our beautiful (when its working within their ideological framework) democracy. Is he from the South?
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I forget what the first movie that I thought was crap in the theater was, but I remember the first and only time a movie literally bored me to sleep in a theater (Alexander) and the first and only time that I wanted to just leave instead of finishing something out (Stealth; I pretended to take a bathroom break for like twenty minutes and wandered into the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory remake). That was a span of about a year between 2004-2005 where I also saw Son of the Mask on like opening night. I disliked it less than either of those iirc
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K. Waste posted:Of course you loving want to see DRI, silly. Yeah, old thrash bands can still do it. I saw Anthrax play last year and they were loving on point. long-rear end nips Diane posted:I learned to play guitar because of The Offspring. Genocide was the first guitar riff I ever learned to play. Suck it, Ritche Blackmore. Alfred P. Pseudonym posted:Yeah he's basically making himself the face of the opposition and may be able to force the Democrats to accept his economic platform. Of course that could all fall apart if Tom Perez wins DNC chair. There shouldn't be any competition, the Democrats should choose the guy backed by the most popular politician in America, and who was badass enough to have a ska/thrash band in high school. https://twitter.com/ohpencilsharp/status/828986131295371265 oh wait, that would mean the Democrats would have to pull their heads out of their asses for one second.
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Power of Pecota posted:I forget what the first movie that I thought was crap in the theater was, but I remember the first and only time a movie literally bored me to sleep in a theater (Alexander) and the first and only time that I wanted to just leave instead of finishing something out (Stealth; I pretended to take a bathroom break for like twenty minutes and wandered into the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory remake). Haha I went with my family to see Alexander and snuck out and watched almost the entirety of The Incredibles, and then came back for the last six hours of Alexander.
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Apparently I'm at David Lynch's version of a bowling alley.     
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CPL593H posted:Jesus Christ, how old are you? I'm 30, so my memory of seeing movies in the theatre before 2003 is already pretty hazy.
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Feb 8, 2017 06:41
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Those fries you like are going to come back in style!
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CelticPredator posted:Apparently I'm at David Lynch's version of a bowling alley. This is a techie milennial nightmare.
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Looking back, I'm glad I wasn't really into movies around the time of the writer's strike.
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Have an ASMR video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kRVQqCzA9w
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X-Ray Pecs posted:There shouldn't be any competition, the Democrats should choose the guy backed by the most popular politician in America, and who was badass enough to have a ska/thrash band in high school. If their decisions for the last 40 years are any indication, the next DNC chair will be John McCain.
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X-Ray Pecs posted:There shouldn't be any competition, the Democrats should choose the guy backed by the most popular politician in America, and who was badass enough to have a ska/thrash band in high school. I hope it's Ellison just to see how livid a lot of people gonna be that the Dems picked an actual Muslim.
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The MSJ posted:I hope it's Ellison just to see how livid a lot of people gonna be that the Dems picked an actual Muslim. I was actually hoping that they'd pick a strong Christian who attended Church regularly and was clearly a person of faith, but of the Jesus rather than Jeee-suz variety, who could advance progressive arguments founded on a belief in fairness and equality that were supported by their faith. Faith seems pretty important to a lot of voters, so use it. I'm thinking of a heavily watered-down version of liberation theology.
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therattle posted:I was actually hoping that they'd pick a strong Christian who attended Church regularly and was clearly a person of faith, but of the Jesus rather than Jeee-suz variety, who could advance progressive arguments founded on a belief in fairness and equality that were supported by their faith. Faith seems pretty important to a lot of voters, so use it. I'm thinking of a heavily watered-down version of liberation theology. We had one of those as our VP for the last 8 years, that didn't really change anyone.
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DC Murderverse posted:We had one of those as our VP for the last 8 years, that didn't really change anyone. VP don't mean poo poo when you've got a suspected Moslem in the White House.
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therattle posted:I was actually hoping that they'd pick a strong Christian who attended Church regularly and was clearly a person of faith, but of the Jesus rather than Jeee-suz variety, who could advance progressive arguments founded on a belief in fairness and equality that were supported by their faith. Faith seems pretty important to a lot of voters, so use it. I'm thinking of a heavily watered-down version of liberation theology. This is basically how Ellison's Islam seems to inform him, though.
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Mahlertov Cocktail posted:This is basically how Ellison's Islam seems to inform him, though. He's not Christian though
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corn in the bible posted:He's not Christian though Yup.
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Feb 8, 2017 14:32
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:Is he from the South? Georgia 
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Lurdiak posted:If their decisions for the last 40 years are any indication, the next DNC chair will be John McCain. They gotta reach across the aisle even though they keep getting their hands bitten off every time they try.
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Lil Mama Im Sorry posted:Georgia Small town?
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therattle posted:Yup. Why's that a problem
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Mahlertov Cocktail posted:Why's that a problem You're kidding, right? I don't care if he's Muslim. I'm Jewish and I enthusiastically voted for Sadiq Khan as London mayor over Zack Goldsmith. But if you are going to take in the Christian Right (and try and get undecided Christian voters) in an atmosphere poisoned by Islamaphobia, then a Muslim is going to lose you votes where a Christian will gain them, and will be able to articulate progressive policies in a way that appeals and is understandable to Christian voters.
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