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Aramoro posted:Dahl was an intelligence officer for the UK, but then it's more likely Fleming based most of the character on his brother, Peter Fleming. Fleming's main inspiration was probably Duško Popov who was known for both being a good spy and being a womanizer.
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Ian Fleming's inspiration was me, a total bad rear end.
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Things I learned today, this wasn't an original joke http://www.nick.com.au/rockos_modern_life/videos/rockos-modern-life-eye-doctor-clip/
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While this is an excellent comic, it really doesn't work out of context.
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Tiggum posted:While this is an excellent comic, it really doesn't work out of context. I dunno, it kinda does for me. Just dreaming about tiny George Costanzas punching each other, I can dig it
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I like this one because it plays like the climax of a really mundane, petty version of Manchurian Candidate.
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Captain Hygiene posted:I like this one because it plays like the climax of a really mundane, petty version of Manchurian Candidate. Is it the way that Karen seems resigned to a pattern of behaviour she has no ability to control? She's not enjoying herself. That's what I like about it. Edit: 
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hell yeah I would have loved that. When I was like 12 I had a stuffed marten that we found in a cabin in a small woods my grandpa owned in the 90s. It was super cool, posed in action like it was fighting. We threw it out later for some reason 
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I like that because I had a ton of stuffed animals and a real stuffed armadillo.
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Krankenstyle posted:hell yeah I would have loved that. When I was like 12 I had a stuffed marten that we found in a cabin in a small woods my grandpa owned in the 90s. It was super cool, posed in action like it was fighting. We threw it out later for some reason My step-dad had a stuffed porcupine we would pose in corners and stuff to scare the hell out of my mom I have no idea why he had that, but it was awesome
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RFC2324 posted:My step-dad had a stuffed porcupine we would pose in corners and stuff to scare the hell out of my mom Isn't that kinda inconvenient? Like did it loose spines? I would be scared too, if my kids would keep hiding a big ball of sharp needles in my way.
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RFC2324 posted:My step-dad had a stuffed porcupine we would pose in corners and stuff to scare the hell out of my mom The answer is in the first part of your post.
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cant cook creole bream posted:Isn't that kinda inconvenient? Like did it loose spines? I would be scared too, if my kids would keep hiding a big ball of sharp needles in my way. yes and yes. they don't fall out any faster than fur tho, so apparently it was about 10-15 years old at that point and about 1/3rd of the needles were gone.
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Not nice Archie, give the lady the first go with the toy car.
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RFC2324 posted:yes and yes. they don't fall out any faster than fur tho, so apparently it was about 10-15 years old at that point and about 1/3rd of the needles were gone. oooh i remember now, thats why my marten was thrown out. got too ratty from losing fur
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Krankenstyle posted:oooh i remember now, thats why my marten was thrown out. got too ratty from losing fur You missed a perfect opportunity to start dressing it in clothes.
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Beachcomber posted:You missed a perfect opportunity to start dressing it in clothes. oh man gently caress this gently caress you love the comic tho 
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Cartoon Man posted:
I don't know, none of my parents, aunts/uncles, or adults in the neighborhood I grew up in went to college, and pretty much all ended up earning 6 digits. Some barely graduated high-school *cough*dad*cough*.
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Cartoon Man posted:
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