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LITERALLY A BIRD posted:I am really bad with faces, like pretty exceptionally bad, and I constantly mix up big-name actors with less famous ones that look sort of, vaguely, similar to them. I confuse Matt Damon with Brad Pitt (not to look at them but talking about movies they've been in) I confused Kevin Costner with Michael Keaton when I was a kiddo. Because of the comedy 'k' sound I'm sure. The former of course is my latent homosexuality.
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It is fair to say though that Christopher Meloni (L&O: SVU, Harold and Kumar) is in fact Elias Koteas (Casey Jones from TMNT) Have you ever seen them together? Naw
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Delivery McGee posted:I always forget which is which when talking about movies starring Bill Pullman and Bill Paxton. They looked a little bit similar in their younger days, Pullman's fairly inoffensive, Paxton always comes across as a smug rear end in a top hat even if his character isn't meant to be and I hate him. At least he gets his comeuppance at the hands of all three big '80s sci-fi villains, so he doesn't ruin those movies for me. Adam Baldwin is a right wing nutter, Alec is a lefty.
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Apollo 13, on the other hand, could've done better casting-wise.
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Snapchat A Titty posted:Adam isn't a real Baldwin. I know it's early but 
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Jerry Cotton posted:I had to BIS Bill Paxton and I still don't know who he is. Aliens, Terminator, Titanic... basically if James Cameron were Adam Sandler dragging his crew around from project to project because who cares he'd be Rob Schneider.
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Bertrand Hustle posted:In this analogy, who is Michael Biehn? Jon Lovitz.
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Now Jenette Goldstein, she is Allen Covert.
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sweeperbravo posted:Bill Paxton has one of those faces that is just so ordinary and average and there's no feature that particularly stands out so it's really easy to see him in something and then later not remember His voice stands out to me.
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Jul 8, 2016 16:21
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rydiafan posted:Bishop survived his attack by a xenomorph. He died in a shuttle crash. He then was resurrected killed a second time by Ripley. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Pp-PZISrow
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This is Bob Arctor reminding you to always spay or neuter your Perlmans
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It was kind of a low ball (Stephen King villain) but Collie *heh* Entragian was a dece Perlman performance in Desperation. If cop Ron Perlman comes rapping on the window of your car with his Maglite 8D be afraid.
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Kumaton posted:Not something I just figured out, but I usually have to remind myself that the guy who created Ren and Stimpy and the guy who directed Cool World/Fritz the Cat/the animated Lord of the Rings aren't the same person. Who even saw Cool World? That said John K is cool as heck
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Jerry Cotton posted:It's not gay to suck a mate's cock on a lark. You actually have to suck 299 and come back to your wife on a shield It was the best I could do
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stubblyhead posted:Boom boom??? And a zoom zoom
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Pesticide20 posted:Sadder than plated Subway? With the wrappers on 
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stubblyhead posted:Kennedy probably was too. Didn't he have some war injuries or something so he was on the full cocktail. Amphetamines were deffo on the menu back then.
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The way I read it the woman in American Gothic was affronted that she was viewed as the farmer's wife so she asked the artist to please specify that she was supposed to be his daughter.
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stubblyhead posted:I would imagine he had a lot of trouble with colors, what with being blind and all. It really makes his opinions on "fat chicks" questionable.
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wallaka posted:You telling me nobody uses 85-year-old military slang anymore? Where did I just see a new slant on "Kilroy was here"?
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sweeperbravo posted:The connection between the verb "heal" and the word "health." gently caress I'm stupid It's called the "liver" because you need it to "live" Or so my doctor tells me
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sweeperbravo posted:Frank Miller and Arthur Miller and Steve Miller. I think I "knew" all three were different people but I pictured the same generic old man face for all three so I must not have been distinguishing them. Never stopped to ask myself how the guy who wrote The Crucible and the guy who directed Sin City could realistically be the same, but that's why I can't believe i just figured it out Frank Miller wrote the best and worst Batmans. He lost his mind after 9/11. Much like Dennis Miller. e: Dennis Miller never made anything worth reading/watching so I guess much unlike
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Near-Earth oceloid posted:I just noticed that Come On Eileen is by a British band. I never actually paid attention to what band it was and somehow never noticed the English accents until now. My SYCBYJFO moment for them was that they weren't Australian and that lyric means exactly what you think it does.
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Ferrule posted:You all were talking about Bill Paxton a few pages back and now he's dead so I hope you're all happy. You lie He's like one of my faves Damnit, complications from surgery 
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thecluckmeme posted:Linkin Park is also still together, is a pop band now, is going to perform with Blink-182 (who just dropped a deluxe version of their latest album) and Linkin Park basically said that if you don't like their new music then too bad, they don't like their old stuff anymore Didn't Blink-182 headline fyre fest?
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Croccers posted:Silverchair beat them to this punch an age ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YahNhXSD1Zs e: if you don't get it the joke is they're making the Silverchair movie out of C.S.S. Lewis' childhood classic and they're really well positioned
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Jerry Cotton posted:Shanghai Noon like the Iron Maiden jokes I don't think so Tim actually is a reference to the death of St. Timothy
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Jerry Cotton posted:
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Uh hello jerry? You're talking to the literal hive mind and you can't piece this together?
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Fun fact: one of the best twitter apps is called Flamingo If you're wondering where some of the funny folks of fyad went http://i.imgur.com/YFfvDXB.mp4 Google suggests that the collective noun for flamingos is a flamboyance
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rydiafan posted:What the hell is a Twitter app? I mean, isn't Twitter the only Twitter app you need? Twitter is kind of a garbage app
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Tunicate posted:One of the few fun legacies of the Victorians. They have several really. Probably the best is that venereal disease (usually syphilis) can be cured by having sex with a virginal girl. And that girl could of course be sold over and over again so this actually compounds the problem Next best is probably the secret flower language. I guess those both involve flowers e: the flower language was basically 19th century emojis
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Strudel Man posted:? That's not really an idea I immediately associate with Victorian England... It was a plot point in The Great Train Robbery All that repression led to unsavory things https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virgin_cleansing_myth Oddly they have this in common with South Africa during the heyday of HIV/AIDS
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Bogan King posted:Flower language was their version of hanky code. True
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"I'm your huckleberry" meant lets dock our cannons and "you're no daisy" was well, unspeakable.
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MonoAus posted:FYI my partner is from one of the nasally parts of Australia and has never ordered a "bottle of cake" so doesn't explain much about wtf that's supposed to mean. My favorite parts of Australian culture and relative language are "fanny" from the time Steve Irwin was on Conan O'brien's show he could have probably gotten away with "straya oval office" but "fanny" was just not okay And "goon"
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America and Australia nearly came to fisticuffs over what a "bum bag" was vs. a "fanny pack"
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Leavemywife posted:The phrase "call a spade a spade" is not inherently racist. It's not. The word "niggardly" is also not. But good luck with that.
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Bogan King posted:Thankfully here in And the guy with Bogan as a user name was the first to mention the phrase "dog whistle"
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we're quite comfortable being open with our racism so don't need dog whistles like that.
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The arch-villain in Fargo season 3 is David Thewlis who played Professor Lupin in The Prisoner of Azkaban. I knew I knew his face but just now put it together.
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lidnsya posted:Howard Stern and Howie Mandel are not the same person. Wait so the bald germaphobic family-friendly game show guy is not the same as the long-haired shock jock that likes to hang out with porn stars? 
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