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CharlestheHammer posted:They still use the caulk gun. What else would they use Like a rotary hand soap dispenser? I imagine like a machine cow's udder of condiments.
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https://twitter.com/nise_yoshimi/status/1771680741803335769?t=lWw_8Ig0K0IJ8yO_07mFrg&s=19
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grittyreboot posted:https://twitter.com/nise_yoshimi/status/1771680741803335769?t=lWw_8Ig0K0IJ8yO_07mFrg&s=19 China ftw
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muscles like this! posted:I worked at a McDonald's for a short period in the late 90s and they were still using the caulk guns for sauces. I think I still retain the muscle memory to make a Big Mac from start to finish.
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Biplane posted:China ftw Actually one of their policies I disagree with
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SimonChris has a new favorite as of 16:01 on Mar 26, 2024 |
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I have no idea what any of this means and I couldn't care less.
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Leon Sumbitches posted:I have no idea what any of this means and I couldn't care less. badass?
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now me, i could care less about john wick stuff. perhaps i will watch one of the films to see if anybody shoots anybody
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It’s only slightly exaggerated, which is why the John wick movies rule
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yeah, unsmirkingly owning the camp is the best part of John Wick
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John Wick is absolutely someone's goofy worldsetting they wrote when they were 10 years old only played 100% straight.
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Ambitious Spider posted:It’s only slightly exaggerated, which is why the John wick movies rule The John Wick franchise is the greatest thematic collection of fictional media of all time, I just hate that they felt the need to add violence to it. It would work so much better if they cut out the "scary murder guy fights other murder guys" subplot and instead had the courage to focus entirely on the hotel. Who goes to them, what's it like to be in one, what even is a hotel, some sort of pirate house? You can definitely tell there's a hotel in it but they could have done so much more
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https://twitter.com/Very__Regular/status/1772648255936958948?s=20
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boofhead posted:Who goes to them, what's it like to be in one, what even is a hotel, some sort of pirate house? You can definitely tell there's a hotel in it but they could have done so much more Easy. A pirate hotel is where you go for some arr & arr.
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Still waiting for the John Wick / Four Rooms crossover where Tim Roth's character is just constantly ducking through offscreen gunfights to deliver wacky room service to the bratty kids of all the dueling assassins, etc
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The best thing the John Wick movies ever did was kill off the titular protagonist instead of going into sequel hell beyond four movies.
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Lazy_Liberal posted:now me, i could care less about john wick stuff. perhaps i will watch one of the films to see if anybody shoots anybody You should watch Nobody, it's got all the same trappings but it's built on an actual plot focused on a character with an actual personality. Also the character is played by Bob Odenkirk and he loving rules.
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Mister Speaker posted:The best thing the John Wick movies ever did was kill off the titular protagonist instead of going into sequel hell beyond four movies. okay but there's a fifth movie in the works, a spinoff coming that's set before 4 so Wick is in it, and potentially a sequel to that spinoff
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Modal Auxiliary posted:You should watch Nobody, it's got all the same trappings but it's built on an actual plot focused on a character with an actual personality. Also the character is played by Bob Odenkirk and he loving rules. I would never accuse the John Wick sequels of being good, but you've got to admit the franchise has a strong aesthetic. They know what they're about.
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Paying for goods and services with 1 indivisible giant pirate coin seems like it would lead to inefficient pricing.
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Visions of Valerie posted:okay but there's a fifth movie in the works, a spinoff coming that's set before 4 so Wick is in it, and potentially a sequel to that spinoff Oh goddamnit. It was pretty funny how transparently they threw in Halle Berry (and to a lesser extent, Common) to test the waters for a spin-off. I think that would probably suck, but honestly I'd probably still go see it if it means seeing more stuntmen get their junk brutalized by those dogs. Common played a way scarier villain hitman in Run All Night, which is a severely underrated movie.
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canyoneer posted:Paying for goods and services with 1 indivisible giant pirate coin seems like it would lead to inefficient pricing. Take a coin leave a coin tray is always empty when I try to make change
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Half of the Forbes 400 is just Continental bellhops
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# ? Mar 26, 2024 19:31 |
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Why the gently caress is is not a reeferral bonus??
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# ? Mar 26, 2024 19:38 |
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Back to the internal monologue discussion. Just wait till you find out sometimes your internal monologue actively sets out to kill you!
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Monologues are loving boring folks Internal dialogue is where it's at.
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canyoneer posted:Paying for goods and services with 1 indivisible giant pirate coin seems like it would lead to inefficient pricing. That was my biggest question. He paid like 8 coins to dispose of a ton of bodies in his home, but also paid one coin for a single drink at a bar.
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Maybe he had a large tab
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TotalLossBrain posted:Monologues are loving boring folks Okay Harry duBois, calm down.
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I like when the ninja lady's dogs bite bad guys in the dick.
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Yorkshire Pudding posted:That was my biggest question. He paid like 8 coins to dispose of a ton of bodies in his home, but also paid one coin for a single drink at a bar. One drink is worth discrete disposal fees for ~2 bodies. Or is it more like body disposal is an 8 coin job for 1 or 20 bodies as long as they all fit in one van, like when you rent a moving truck? My junior novelization and character guide to John Wick does not answer any of these questions
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https://twitter.com/ArtofTrek/status/1772511221058555993?s=20 EDIT: https://twitter.com/alan_mcmillian/status/1772539600289894611?s=20
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Dick Trauma posted:https://twitter.com/ArtofTrek/status/1772511221058555993?s=20 Just a reminder that Brent Spiner released this record:
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Tree Bucket posted:This is wild stuff. Are you able to draw? Did you find learning to read especially easy or difficult? This is from a bit back, but I'm exactly the same - very low on the visualization scale, and I basically don't know what people look like if I'm not looking at them. I can't draw worth a good goddamn, but I learned to read very early, when I was two and a half.
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The "who the gently caress asked" store called, they're running out of me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Wicked ZOGA posted:The "who the gently caress asked" store called, they're running out of me!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Tree bucket did. Obviously.
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This looks like an unfortunate transporter accident with the cast of Seinfeld.
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John Lee posted:This is from a bit back, but I'm exactly the same - very low on the visualization scale, and I basically don't know what people look like if I'm not looking at them. I can't draw worth a good goddamn, but I learned to read very early, when I was two and a half. I was drawing with perspective by age 4 but reading took forever. I'd love to know if there's a pattern here. Do you have the same thing as the other poster, where the visual memories are stored but inaccessible? Like, you recognise people when you see them, but couldn't really recall their face in the interim? It feels like the inverse of long-form writing for me. I got halfway through a degree before I realised that when I write an essay, I wasn't, like, consciously deciding what to type. I'd just read a bunch of sources and drink a lot of coffee and essays would happen.
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Tree Bucket posted:I was drawing with perspective by age 4 but reading took forever. I'd love to know if there's a pattern here. I might be, like, on the edge of face blindness - yes, I recognize people instantly when I see them, if I'm somewhat familiar with their face or they have very distinguishing features, but I usually have to rely on haircut or somesuch for edge cases, like if I've met somebody only once or twice. But if it's a movie star I know or a personal friend or family member, I'll get 'em right off. (If a movie has, like, three shorthaired white men of about the same age as major characters, I'm in trouble if the plot is in the slightest bit complicated) Possibly relevant: I'm certainly autistic, so I don't get as much out of faces as your average person, so I don't study them often. Could be a self-reinforcing loop, there, where I don't focus on the face so I don't remember it well.
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