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Pete super-won. His address might be Witchita, but he's not spending most of his time there. That guy is going to every Super Bowl, World Series, major music festival, and traveling internationally. He'll practically be in New York and Los Angeles every other day.
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Xealot posted:
I've always had this weirdly sympathetic look at Pete that he was how he was because he thought that's what he was supposed to be doing, not because that's who he actually was. Like he was being the sort of guy that he thought he was supposed to be because that's how other people in his position were and that's how his dad was and so on. But, in the end, he figures this out and, quite literally, leaves that world behind.
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Nov 30, 2023 02:23
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The good parts of Sucker Punch sold me on it. Although that wasn't the Beatles.
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"Boohoo they need more wrenches or something" randomly pops in my head from time to time
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Jan 10, 2024 04:48
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You should want an Old Fashioned because they're awesome, regardless of what Don did or did not do
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Jan 30, 2024 00:54
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What if it is 7 AM because I didn't sleep the night before and also I just flew in from Europe so my body thinks it is actually 1 AM?
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Jan 30, 2024 02:47
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DoubleCakes posted:Actually thinking back to the MLK episode of Mad Men, the one property insurance salesman coming in the day after MLK is shot and telling everyone about the dream he had... wow, what the hell is up with that guy? Props to the writers for perfectly illustrating that kind of person who has to make everything about them. What a lowkey weirdo. I don't think he was the kind of person that has to make everything about them, so much as he was loving nuts. That guy was somehow selling insurance instead of yelling at squirrels in the park to stop stealing his emotions.
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Randallteal posted:My second favorite line was easier to find.
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Feb 29, 2024 01:40
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The funny thing about Peggy and Stan is that it looks like it comes totally out of left field, but when you re-watch the series? Totally obvious that it is happening. By the time the kid staples her hand, you're sitting there like "how was I this oblivious about it?"
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Apr 9, 2024 04:24
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DoubleCakes posted:My issue with Peggy and Stan isn't that it doesn't make sense, it just feels strained that they waited to the final episode for them to come together. It was very rom-com. Kinda, but it does feel more organic than a lot of TV show "OK we're ending so wrap it all up." SCP itself ending threw everyone into a major life change decision point. Stan kinda had to shoot his shot then.
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Apr 10, 2024 04:54
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Turns out Don and Roger ride again in Seinfeld's Pop-Tart movie?
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It was... Odd. Like it wanted to be a kid's movie but was determined to not be, despite being almost a live action cartoon?
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