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Thanks-taking is not a time for celebration. I refuse to carve your turkey. It is basted in the blood of the innocents!
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We did… once The only thing that kept me alive was the will to smoke again… that and an ashtray from an AirItalia flight
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Nov 24, 2022 21:31
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nono thats just regular, im talkin 
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Nov 24, 2022 21:36
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ive got my thanksgiving shirt on
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Nov 24, 2022 22:00
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Just give him his land back, Hank.
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Nov 24, 2022 22:11
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The Saucer Hovers posted:ive got my thanksgiving shirt on I love it oh my god
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Nov 25, 2022 01:39
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The Saucer Hovers posted:ive got my thanksgiving shirt on I need this loving shirt oh my god, link?
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  Bobby's on a mission 
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Nov 25, 2022 04:46
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Betazoid posted:I need this loving shirt oh my god, link? https://www.etsy.com/listing/911396694/bobby-hill-thanks-for-nothing-king-of?utm_source=OpenGraph&utm_medium=PageTools&utm_campaign=Share
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Which episodes of King of the Hill stand out most clearly in your mind as being reflective of American (or Texan) culture? For me its the low-flow toilet episode. It's all about local government: 90s middle-class anxiety about a nebulous, vaguely corrupt, and disinterested political class and the myth of the ability of the private citizen to overcome this issue through the democratic political institutions and "common sense."
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Nov 25, 2022 08:00
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I can’t answer your question, but low-flow toilets are terrible.
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lonelylikezoidberg posted:Which episodes of King of the Hill stand out most clearly in your mind as being reflective of American (or Texan) culture? The trans-fats episode was kind of similar and also very of its time. There was a real tempest in a teapot about "our freedoms" and such when the FDA started moving on trans fats, but now two decades later everyone seems to have agreed they're bad, forgotten about them, and moved on. A lot of early episodes were more Texas culture focused than later ones, stuff like the panic over sex ed, or women's roles in Peggy's Turtle Song. The mcmansion one is maybe the least accurate representation of Texas culture because Texans freakin' love mcmansions. Hanks line about "homes of modest size" or whatever makes him sound like he subscribes to youtube channels about urbanism.
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Honestly, most people would have no idea what the hell you're talking about when you talk about McMansions or why they're hideous. It's just a bigger house to them, and therefore a sign of wealth and success.
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Nov 25, 2022 17:16
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nah the only thing old texans of middling wealth hate more than mcmansion developments is trailer parks
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as a canadian who has been to texas multiple times i suggest the trans fat episode is the most realistic
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GolfHole posted:as a canadian who has been to texas multiple times i suggest the trans fat episode is the most realistic bill gorging himself because the government says it's safe on account of being trans fat-free is less indicative of texas and more a reflection of all americans
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Nov 25, 2022 19:31
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I like the one where Hank is celebrating that Bill wasn't secretly drugged because it wasn't actually government waste.
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Nov 25, 2022 19:34
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Probably one of the football focused episodes.
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Nov 25, 2022 23:49
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Most reflective scene : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYFtskeZrNg
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Fur20 posted:bill gorging himself because the government says it's safe on account of being trans fat-free is less indicative of texas and more a reflection of all americans Texas is just America, but more
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lonelylikezoidberg posted:Which episodes of King of the Hill stand out most clearly in your mind as being reflective of American (or Texan) culture? This is a pretty interesting question because my first answer was "all of them" but now you got me thinking. First ones that popped in my head were the George Bush, Deer Hunting and Father and Son shooting episodes though.
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I don't know about indicative of Texan culture, but in the episode when the tornado hits the trailer park, Hank loses his clothes and has to pick between a tiny cactus and the Texas state flag to cover himself, before eventually deciding on the cactus. My mom (a native Texan) thought that scene was loving hilarious.
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Kalli posted:Most reflective scene : 
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Sooners!
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I'm a little worried about being a slut. E: Are there people in North Texas that hate Texas and love Oklahoma?
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Kevin DuBrow posted:
I've had up to here with you south Texas pig jockeys showing up in the thread and asking, Are there people in North Texas that hate Texas and love Oklahoma?
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lonelylikezoidberg posted:Which episodes of King of the Hill stand out most clearly in your mind as being reflective of American (or Texan) culture? every single frame of The Buck Stops Here happens a thousand times a day in this godless land quote:Hear that Peggy Hill? Next time, I'll be drinking orange juice from the blood drive coffee mug while you still drinking from eenie weenie little Peggy Hill paper cup! quote:-Also, sir your truck is parked more than one foot away from the curb, I'm giving you a warning. quote:Mr. Strickland said he got up under more balls than a midget hooker! shame on an IGA fucked around with this message at 02:14 on Nov 26, 2022 |
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Another Bill posted:I've had up to here with you south Texas pig jockeys showing up in the thread and asking, Are there people in North Texas that hate Texas and love Oklahoma?
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however, the inarguably arkansasian Rooster & Co.
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The Saucer Hovers posted:however, the inarguably arkansasian Rooster & Co. 
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Most Texan thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvf5Yux3vA8
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lonelylikezoidberg posted:Which episodes of King of the Hill stand out most clearly in your mind as being reflective of American (or Texan) culture? The Company Man is probably it. That's the one where Hank tries to seal a deal with Mr. Holloway, the Boston guy who thinks everyone in Texas still dresses like a Cowboy, also features Burt Reynolds as M.F. Thatherton. It shows how Texas has more or less become any other state despite what outsiders think. Hank: The MF stands for... Thatherton: My Friend!
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Nov 27, 2022 18:20
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nah its the killing yourself with red meat. vintage forums poster X JAKK nailed it
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Nov 27, 2022 18:23
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JR, JR he's a real bad guuuuy
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Milo and POTUS posted:JR, JR he's a real bad guuuuy And he lives on a raanch with his MAWWM
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"You're having dirty dreams about my sweet Nan-nan!?"
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PinheadSlim posted:"You're having dirty dreams about my sweet Nan-nan!?" "Where the gently caress is your chin?"
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Another Bill posted:"Where the gently caress is your chin?" "Wh.... What?!"
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Happy Birthday Chuck Mangione
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