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Didn't the UK speaker recently say it's ok not to wear ties in Parliament, seems like odd timing for that dumb article to be published
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Jul 3, 2017 17:31
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I think we can all agree Obama ROCKED that loving tan suit.
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Jul 3, 2017 17:31
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Chilichimp posted:This opinion is poo poo and I'm capable of admitting I'm wrong about things; so if this really is the world, I don't want to live in it. I don't think I really voiced an opinion. Facebook having a large impact on the world, for good or bad, is pretty objective.
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Jul 3, 2017 17:33
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Trump wants to help Charlie Gard, a fatally ill BRITISH baby, while throwing sick little American babies off Medicaid? MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN! AMERICA FIRST!
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Jul 3, 2017 17:35
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AceOfFlames posted:I'd like to point to everyone baffled by the existence of a movie about Facebook that this exists: lovely faith cinema for the family channel isn't quite the same as a big-budget box office film that was nominated for eight Academy Awards. I also watched a movie about how a black mom losing her husband turned to the power of prayer while cleaning out her shoe closet and it made a dinner date her husband was on turn super awkward and he didn't sleep with the other woman. (I was on a treadmill in a gym cinema room, don't judge me). There is a dumb movie no one has seen about everything. None of them excuse making a movie about facebook or it's dumb, bad founder.
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Jul 3, 2017 17:39
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BonoMan posted:It's about both. Let's not pretend it's not about Facebook. It absolutely uses it's origin story as it's foundation. Yeah, fair enough. biracial bear for uncut posted:The best part is the end of that movie, with the Zuckerberg character looking at his friend request with some girl he did some pretty loving nasty poo poo to at the beginning of the movie. I don't even think we're supposed to feel sorry for him. Him helplessly hitting F5 just like any other shithead ex-boyfriend drives home how fundamentally broken that entire world is. We live in a world in which the NSA built a Star Trek bridge replica, in which most of the staff, at some point, used their privileges to spy on their exes.
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Jul 3, 2017 17:42
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Those ribs, why would you do that? This is an affront to bbq in all of its many facets. That looks like old shoe leather, ribs are supposed to be tender and juicy. Monster.
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Jul 3, 2017 17:46
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BarbarianElephant posted:Trump wants to help Charlie Gard, a fatally ill BRITISH baby, while throwing sick little American babies off Medicaid? Yes, but I think you'll find that the British baby in question is white, whereas many of the American babies are not. Checkmate, libtards!
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Jul 3, 2017 17:53
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KickerOfMice posted:Those ribs, why would you do that? This is an affront to bbq in all of its many facets. That looks like old shoe leather, ribs are supposed to be tender and juicy. No you see they're just nice grill marks... Really thorough ones.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:03
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BonoMan posted:I don't think I really voiced an opinion. Regardless of what you think about cultural tech phenomena, to my knowledge they still haven't done a movie about Gates/Wozniak and the making of Windows, which is far more central to the American technology experience than loving facebook, and far more interesting on it's face... (I checked into it, there's a lovely made-for-TV movie about it starring Anthony Michael Hall and Noah Wiley, lol). Keep in mind "The social network" was released around the same time as the Steve Jobs biopic, which has far more merit than a movie about facebook. All of the facebook poo poo is like 20 years old and it's creator isn't even in his loving 40's yet. It's too goddamn soon to reflect on facebook, because as we have all seen, it turns out that it's effect on the world is a lot more negative than the quasi-innocence of a lovely origin story.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:04
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Wark Say posted:It also got Trent Reznor a loving Oscar. And despite being an overall good movie, it's still a movie about Facebook. I actually think is a good movie for its subject matter, because I'm a firm believer of the "You can make a good movie/book/series out of anything". Movies are less “what they are about” and more “how they go about making it” — bastardized version of an Ebert quote
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Jul 3, 2017 18:08
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axeil posted:heads up, tonight's last week tonight is going to be about sinclair media and apparently it's going to be brutal. Not brutal enough. Sinclair media is going to make Fox News' damage look trivial because a lot of people trust local news far more than network news channels. I'd rather see them destroyed than Fox News if I had the choice. Riatsala posted:I kind of wish Zuck would drop the pretense of running and just put as much money as he possibly can behind real politicians who support his most leftist causes. Zuckerberg wants to flood the tech sector with cheap labor and sell every detail of people's lives (except his own) for profit while replacing public education with charter schools. He supports a basic income as much as Trump supports a robust healthcare system that serves everyone. Anyone who believes Zuckerberg is leftist in any way is deluding themselves.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:11
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Facebook is a scourge upon society?
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i'll give zuck credit he didn't trade in for a new girlfriend once he made it big.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:13
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Trump brags (???) that he has never seen Melania use the bathroom or leave to go use the bathroom in his presence.quote:Certainly, Trump is squeamish about bodily functions. He once bragged to Howard Stern that Melania seemed impervious to bathroom needs and he weirdly found it “disgusting” that Hillary took a bathroom break during a debate.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:13
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Chilichimp posted:lovely faith cinema for the family channel isn't quite the same as a big-budget box office film that was nominated for eight Academy Awards. Amazon Prime seems to think my watching American Gods means I'm interested in Christian family movies, because it's not the best or most intuitive streaming service. All of them look mind- bogglingly awful, and there are so many of them. I wonder if being in faith movies is the equivalent of being in porn, where people move to Hollywood thinking they'll be movie stars, do one to pay the bills when they can't get other work, then get stuck
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Jul 3, 2017 18:14
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Rudoku posted:Ha ha you watched War Room. Yup, that was it. Do not recommend.
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Groovelord Neato posted:guys i hate to say this but it looks like the president is just the worst. DEVELOPING:
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Jul 3, 2017 18:17
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Crow Jane posted:Amazon Prime seems to think my watching American Gods means I'm interested in Christian family movies, because it's not the best or most intuitive streaming service. All of them look mind- bogglingly awful, and there are so many of them. I wonder if being in faith movies is the equivalent of being in porn, where people move to Hollywood thinking they'll be movie stars, do one to pay the bills when they can't get other work, then get stuck I no joke just looked up the imdb for "War Room" and the cast list doesn't even have character bios. In a world where the Boba Fett character's wiki page is longer than the WWII and Harry Potter has it's own Wiki, it's easy to arrive at the conclusion that nobody cares about this poo poo. I'm certain being in faith movies is only cred for being in more faith movies.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:17
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Chilichimp posted:Keep in mind "The social network" was released around the same time as the Steve Jobs biopic, which has far more merit than a movie about facebook. All of the facebook poo poo is like 20 years old and it's creator isn't even in his loving 40's yet. It's too goddamn soon to reflect on facebook, because as we have all seen, it turns out that it's effect on the world is a lot more negative than the quasi-innocence of a lovely origin story. Maybe it was a Start of Darkness 
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Wark Say posted:Maybe it was a Start of Darkness The Social Network 2: Fake News and the Trump Administration
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Jul 3, 2017 18:21
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Chilichimp posted:This opinion is poo poo and I'm capable of admitting I'm wrong about things; so if this really is the world, I don't want to live in it. Chilichimp posted:Regardless of what you think about cultural tech phenomena, to my knowledge they still haven't done a movie about Gates/Wozniak and the making of Windows, which is far more central to the American technology experience than loving facebook, and far more interesting on it's face... (I checked into it, there's a lovely made-for-TV movie about it starring Anthony Michael Hall and Noah Wiley, lol). Pirates of Silicon Valley is actually a super good movie, you're assuming it's lovely because it's Made-for-TV and has Anthony Michael Hall and Noah Wyle? Perhaps you should actually view the film, or look at critical reception because it's both very well received but also likely an impetus for the creation of The Social Network. Either way, it's definitely the Microsoft movie you so desperately think we're lacking. Either way, you're way too worked up about the existence of a film that in no way conflicts with your views of Facebook and Zuckerberg.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:23
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Leon Trotsky 2012 posted:Trump brags (???) that he has never seen Melania use the bathroom or leave to go use the bathroom in his presence. Melaniadroid 1.0 does not have disgusting bodily functions in her feminine parts. Or maybe Trump has never spent long enough in her presence for her to need a bathroom break.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:23
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Chilichimp lives in a hole.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:25
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Chilichimp posted:lovely faith cinema for the family channel isn't quite the same as a big-budget box office film that was nominated for eight Academy Awards. An enormous amount of people use Facebook and it played a significant part in the last election. Facebook and it's founder are absolutely a thing worth examining through film, especially if the guy plans on making a run at the loving presidency.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:26
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Chilichimp posted:Regardless of what you think about cultural tech phenomena, to my knowledge they still haven't done a movie about Gates/Wozniak and the making of Windows, which is far more central to the American technology experience than loving facebook, and far more interesting on it's face... (I checked into it, there's a lovely made-for-TV movie about it starring Anthony Michael Hall and Noah Wiley, lol). You've never actually watched the Social Network, have you?
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Chilichimp posted:Regardless of what you think about cultural tech phenomena, to my knowledge they still haven't done a movie about Gates/Wozniak and the making of Windows, which is far more central to the American technology experience than loving facebook, and far more interesting on it's face... (I checked into it, there's a lovely made-for-TV movie about it starring Anthony Michael Hall and Noah Wiley, lol). Sooooo anyway The Pirates of Silicon Valley was not lovely. 
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Jul 3, 2017 18:28
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Chilichimp posted:Regardless of what you think about cultural tech phenomena, to my knowledge they still haven't done a movie about Gates/Wozniak and the making of Windows, which is far more central to the American technology experience than loving facebook, and far more interesting on it's face... (I checked into it, there's a lovely made-for-TV movie about it starring Anthony Michael Hall and Noah Wiley, lol). The Social Network is one of the best movies of the past decade you insufferable twat. David loving Fincher directed it and Aaron loving Sorkin did the screenplay.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:28
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There was also a movie about Benghazi and Wikileaks. Never been a fan of biopics that take place so soon after the incidents; they seem to muddle the waters of what actually happened and could spread false information.
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No, actually, it is good, if you watch the facbook movie you'll find thatGaunab posted:There was also a movie about Benghazi and Wikileaks. Never been a fan of biopics that take place so soon after the incidents; they seem to muddle the waters of what actually happened and could spread false information. This is where I'm at. At what point are we going to admit this poo poo is just propaganda?
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Jul 3, 2017 18:29
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BonoMan posted:Sooooo anyway The Pirates of Silicon Valley was not lovely. Still the best movie about Apple / Microsoft. It's the only reason I knew Jobs was a piece of poo poo before Apple's big comeback.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:30
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Bottom Liner posted:The Social Network is one of the best movies of the past decade you insufferable twat. David loving Fincher directed it and Aaron loving Sorkin did the screenplay. And Trent loving Reznor did the score. Seriously if all three of those Fuckers are involved in a film, I will watch it literally no matter what the subject may be.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:30
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Yeah The Social Network in no way glorifies facebook or zuckerberg.
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Jul 3, 2017 18:31
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Noah Wylie is a loving hack, fight me.
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Chilichimp posted:Regardless of what you think about cultural tech phenomena, to my knowledge they still haven't done a movie about Gates/Wozniak and the making of Windows, which is far more central to the American technology experience than loving facebook, and far more interesting on it's face... (I checked into it, there's a lovely made-for-TV movie about it starring Anthony Michael Hall and Noah Wiley, lol). This is a really stupid post. Also The Social Network is a pretty good movie.
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sorkin isn't good a lot of the time.
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The social network was a character study and exploration of a modern phenomenon (tech company start ups) not about facebook, Jesus. There was no minute long montage of Jesse Eisenberg furrowing his brow and coding the poke function set to a clash song.
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Trump's got a thing about babies.
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