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Edgar Allen Ho posted:The original Babe was Chucky I thought this meant Child's Play Chucky at first, and now I'm sad that's not the case. What a weird movie that would've been, release the Dourif dub you cowards!
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E.G. Daily is also Dottie from Pee-wee’s Big Adventure.
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You can't send to Chromecast when using a VPN. Makes total sense after I figured it out...
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Henchman of Santa posted:E.G. Daily is also Dottie from Pee-wee’s Big Adventure. She's also not Tara Strong but I'd still get them confused back in the '90s-'00s lol
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Henchman of Santa posted:E.G. Daily is also Dottie from Pee-wee’s Big Adventure. Her ex-husband, Rick Salomon, was Paris Hilton’s co-star in her sex tape 1 Night in Paris. A few years later, she played Paris Hilton's mother in National Lampoon's Pledge This! That’s… awkward.
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terd ferfgersen (its the danish spelling)
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knife_of_justice posted:Her ex-husband, Rick Salomon… A long time ago I was told that he was really a celebrity coke dealer, was that actually (allegedly) true?
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This ISN'T "Handsome Squidward". This  is "Handsome Squidward" (with torn clothes) The first is some even handsomer form. I don't know if it has an official name but I propose "Adonis Squidward" or "Handsome Squidward God Handsome Squidward". I think about Handsome Squidward a lot but it had probably been a decade or two since I actually watched the episode.
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Nobody has even SEEN that second squidward bro
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That's Squidword, guys.
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A second Squidward has hit the World Trade Center.
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Smaller Squidword
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3D Megadoodoo posted:Smaller Squidword woomy
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The Hokey Pokey isn't just some dumb song from the 70s or 80s. It's not just some dumb song they were dancing to in World War 2, as I saw today in a period drama. It's nearly two hundred years old, "with variants attested as early as 1826" according to Wikipedia.
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In an opposite vein, the high five was invented in the late 1970s. Might have learned that in this thread, though.
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FFT posted:In an opposite vein, the high five was invented in the late 1970s. I'm going to go back in time to kill the guy who did it.
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Similarly, the Chupacabra sounds like a creature from old folklore which has been around forever but it was invented in 1995 and was almost certainly based on jumbled up recollections of the movie Species
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Hyperlynx posted:The Hokey Pokey isn't just some dumb song from the 70s or 80s. It's not just some dumb song they were dancing to in World War 2, as I saw today in a period drama. It's nearly two hundred years old, "with variants attested as early as 1826" according to Wikipedia. Whoooooooaaaaaa
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3D Megadoodoo posted:I'm going to go back in time to kill the guy who did it. Awesome! If you can pull that off, I'll give you a um hmm.
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FFT posted:In an opposite vein, the high five was invented in the late 1970s. What’s even more wild to me is that it was filmed. Like, this dude high fives the third baseman and thus straight up invents high fiving. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8a3j9-49M0s
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3D Megadoodoo posted:I'm going to go back in time to kill the guy who did it. Too slow
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Fist bumping was invented in 1996 when two blind guys were going to fist but both thought they were going to be the fister.
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I 'learned' that recently as well but I'm finding it seriously hard to believe people weren't high fiving since like forever? Sure maybe that's the first recorded instance where someone described it but isn't clapping your palm to another person's palm in celebration as a sort of shared clap a thing that humans have been doing since forever, literally before we started recording things? It just seems like such a universal gesture.
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Roman sources speak of a V-Celsus
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SgtScruffy posted:What’s even more wild to me is that it was filmed. Like, this dude high fives the third baseman and thus straight up invents high fiving. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8a3j9-49M0s I learned about it from an American Dad episode where Klaus claims he invented it, and goes to Dusty Baker's house to get him to admit it: https://americandad.fandom.com/wiki/Dusty_Baker
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Taeke posted:I 'learned' that recently as well but I'm finding it seriously hard to believe people weren't high fiving since like forever? Sure maybe that's the first recorded instance where someone described it but isn't clapping your palm to another person's palm in celebration as a sort of shared clap a thing that humans have been doing since forever, literally before we started recording things? Maybe it’s because we’ve seen it in media so much, and as such it’s been depicted in very anachronistic settings so we just kinda think it really is a long-used universal gesture
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It’s more that it’s the simplest rear end thing that even babies learn
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It had been an absolute instinctual taboo since the last of the other human species died out, but we finally forgot and with it doomed ourselves.
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TK-42-1 posted:It’s more that it’s the simplest rear end thing that even babies learn Easier than that, I taught a cat to do it.
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Just some actors I recognized in some old media:
I dunno, just kinda cool to stumble upon some old faces.
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TK-42-1 posted:It’s more that it’s the simplest rear end thing that even babies learn
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Hyperlynx posted:The Hokey Pokey isn't just some dumb song from the 70s or 80s. It's not just some dumb song they were dancing to in World War 2, as I saw today in a period drama. It's nearly two hundred years old, "with variants attested as early as 1826" according to Wikipedia. quote:Fal de ral la, fal de ral la:
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The low five predates the high five by fifty years https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_five
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:The low five predates the high five by fifty years Now that you mention it I have a hazy memory of a probably racist Looney Toon where a black guy says "give me some skin, brother" before doing a low five.
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its like how the game timeline says role play games were invented in the 70s. theres no way d&d invented the idea of playing a role in a game
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That's where the distinction between inventing and codifying something comes into play. D&D codified the hell out of RPGs and high fantasy settings, to the point of birthing the "actually it's a wyvern" phenomenon because of how comprehensive it made a point to be about such things.
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Len posted:its like how the game timeline says role play games were invented in the 70s. theres no way d&d invented the idea of playing a role in a game Sure, for example in Monopoly you role-play as a capitalist hero with the righteous and honourable goal of wiping out all the worthless poor people.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:The low five predates the high five by fifty years And the high-five was invented by a fascinating dude named Glenn Burke in the late 1970s, because he was so excited for a teammate who hit a home run. He just stuck his hand up and the other guy didn't know what to do, so he slapped it, and a legendary move was born. The Dollop podcast did an episode about him, which is pretty good (tragic ending, though). Fifty Farts has a new favorite as of 03:07 on Jan 1, 2024 |
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Oh gently caress I got "Gérard Hifive" in 1969. Anyone got any time crystal crystals?
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Len posted:its like how the game timeline says role play games were invented in the 70s. theres no way d&d invented the idea of playing a role in a game D&D is a fantasy version of a Napoleonic wars themed wargame that escalated into roleplaying in the 1960s. Which is why D&D nerds are called grognards.
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