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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:Quaran-teens I've also seen Children Of The Quarn which doesn't quite work
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I was going to say "developmentally disadvantaged" but that is probably too much.
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Mar 30, 2020 01:23
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Some right-wing douche is going to use Covidiots
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Beachcomber posted:Some right-wing douche is going to use Covidiots Novel Blecch Virus
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Beachcomber posted:Some right-wing douche is going to use Covidiots Doesn't work since THEY're the covidiots.
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gschmidl posted:Doesn't work since THEY're the covidiots. It'd be projection, which is right from the right wing's playbook.
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 I watch A LOT of movies but recently I've made a lot of wrong assumptions. Until yesterday, for no good reason whatsoever, I was under the impression that A Simple Favor was a remake of An Indecent Proposal. Wtf is wrong with me.
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Inzombiac posted:
I'm sorry, but I need you to keep doing this and posting the results. In these trying times, this is precisely the entertainment we need.
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How are those films related to A Simple Plan?
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Mar 30, 2020 17:17
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Please also include A Very Special Favor in your analysis.
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Proteus Jones posted:I'm sorry, but I need you to keep doing this and posting the results. In these trying times, this is precisely the entertainment we need.
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Man Watches Film Based On Mistaken Assumption Of The Plot. You Won't Believe What Happens Next!
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Mar 30, 2020 18:36
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Dirty Dancing and Footloose do not actually have the exact same plot. (I have seen neither)
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I watched 3 Men and a Baby about a year ago for the first time and had no idea that murderous cocaine dealers would play such a large part in the plot.
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Mar 30, 2020 18:47
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This should help clear things up:
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Captain Hygiene posted:This should help clear things up: A Venn dongogram. I like the concept.
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Captain Hygiene posted:This should help clear things up: But what about The Favour, the Watch and the Very Big Fish?
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Captain Hygiene posted:This should help clear things up: What about a modest proposal?
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Here's something yall just figured out: it's Indecent Proposal, not An Indecent Proposal
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Captain Hygiene posted:This should help clear things up: Still missing a simple man, truly the Coen Brothers most Jewish movie
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oscarthewilde posted:Still missing a simple man, truly the Coen Brothers most Jewish movie You mean A Serious Man?
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Strangers On A Train is entirely unrelated to A Simple Favour AND Indecent Proposal despite those both being potentially perfectly good titles for that movie.
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purple death ray posted:Here's something yall just figured out: it's Indecent Proposal, not An Indecent Proposal I knew that one had to be an outlier, it was right there in the data 
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Master Twig posted:Dirty Dancing and Footloose do not actually have the exact same plot. (I have seen neither) Until a couple years ago, I don't know Dirty Dancing was set in the 50's.
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DrBouvenstein posted:Until a couple years ago, I don't know Dirty Dancing was set in the 50's. ...huh! That explains the fashion I suppose. I always assumed that's what boring suburbanites wore in the early 80s.
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In nautical terms, "port" means left and "starboard" means right. On my left is a table that I place my drink on. Sometimes that drink is port. I drink my port with my left hand, therefore: Port = Left Starboard = Right
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The Mighty Moltres posted:In nautical terms, "port" means left and "starboard" means right. Now explain larboard.
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gschmidl posted:Now explain larboard. 'Larboard' comes from 'lade board', which was the side where you put the gangplank used to load (laden) the ship. And the gangplank goes from the ship to the port.
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You face forward when you bow. And if you are like me, you sit back when stern.
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What if the port you're in is in Madeira?
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gleebster posted:What if the port you're in is in Madeira? Let’s break that down: “Made IRA” Who made the IRA? In a sense it was the UK, as they would never have formed otherwise. Now, Madeira is in Portugal. What do the UK and Portugal have in common? They both hate Spain. Why? Because of it’s navy. Portugal is to the left of Spain, port is to the left. UNLESS you’re in Australia. Because of the equator.
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I used to picture Grace Slick rolling in her grave every time someone played "We Built This City On Rock and Roll". But this is not true. She wasn't dead in the 80s when it got recorded, she's still alive now, and she's the one singing the loving song. 
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oscarthewilde posted:Still missing a simple man, truly the Coen Brothers most Jewish movie They got the coens to do Klaus Nomi's biopic?
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When catching up on threads you can quote a good post from ages back and then just click on the quoted part to get back to where you were and continue on. You would think something this simple would have occurred to me a long time ago but here we are. Maybe I do have what it takes to lead the country after all.
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You'd have to find a good post first.
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packetmantis posted:You'd have to find a good post first.
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packetmantis posted:You'd have to find a good post first. I believe you just solved the is-ought problem.
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packetmantis posted:You'd have to find a good post first. This is a good post, I'm going to go back to this point in the conversation and see where it goes! Edit: eh, it turned lovely after only three posts 
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