It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Dump

Jan 22, 2023 12:44 AM

derek237

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#7 fun fact, EMTALA of 1986 requires medical services provide emergency care regardless of ability to pay.

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#49

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the memelord is kind today, its been a good day

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#13 living alone should spike up at the end cuz that means you're not in a nursing home

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#13 The curve's a bit off. Living alone in your 20s the pinnacle of cool, but sad when you reach your thirties and pathetic in your 40s.

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#5 https://reddit.com/r/sbubby/ You're welcome

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#9 absolute psychopath

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But for just a second there…didn’t you want to try it?

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Asked grandpa if he sprayed after he was done on the toilet and he yelled back " yeah it smells like Shit and APPLES now " I laughed so hard

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#3 “I promise to jack off quietly… thinking of Aunt Petunia.”

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#13 living alone gets cooler again when old

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Loled some but the flintstone vitamin one isnt something to laugh at. Had a dear friend who was bipolor ingest a bottle of multivitamin 1/2

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on a horrible down cycle. Got pumped and stuff, but damage was done. Wreck her organs ~4yrs. It was done. Worst suicide "attempt" ever.

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Fucking walking dead. It was so sad and she was in so much pain towards the end.

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#34 HELLO HERMIONE!

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Yeah seriously wtf is that from

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#12 Prequel memes are great, Podracer 64 is great, the Plinkett reviews are great, but the Prequels themselves are just terrible movies

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#13

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"Wait, why 70? Wait, that's not 70. Its just under 70-Ohhhhhh."

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Chubbyemu on YouTube. You'll learn all about this, and more.

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Who knew that in the year of our lord 2023 so much good Family Matters content would be available. Par excellence.

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#20 this is an Obvious Plant mug design, credit the corp...

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I dance on the grave of BlockBuster. I hated that place. They are dead and deserve it.

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#41 I don't get it (ESL who lives in a country with no spelling bees)

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Seaward and the C word are pronounced similarly. "The C word" is a PG way of saying cunt.

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Thank you for explaining!

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I think these are empty boxes?

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The best death scene ever: Roy Batty (Rutger Hauer) , Blade Runner.

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You? Oh my gosh, what do I do next?

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#29 we call that shitrus

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#30 that's just Jane Lynch

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Thought it was Cillian Murphy at first.

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I saw Scarlett Johansson

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I saw Kate McKinnon!

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That's not what happens. They give you their MOST EXPENSIVE BULLSHIT and then you get to live in permadebt.

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I'm not even kidding. Two years ago I had no health insurance, but had an emergency. They ran up every goddamn thing they could think. Last-

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-year I went back, WITH insurance, and suddenly they care about how much shit will cost.

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(both times were for the same thing)

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Ahh paying $40 for an antacid in the ER…those were the days

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#12...nah

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There's a decent story behind it, which is why stuff like the clone wars can work, but the movies had a bunch of dumb shit in them.

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Current popularity is like 50% memes and 50% many years of EU stuff fleshing them out

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Yeah. They are dull, flat, soulless movies. Even the visual spectacle fails because there's never anything at stake.

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As a kid, episode 1 was the first star wars movie I saw.. quigon will always be my favorite, and the podracing was cool as hell to an 8yo me

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Describe Qui-gon, based on the movie alone, without telling me what he looks like or specific things he does in the movie.

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By now I wonder if star wars was always bad, and it was just hype that made us think otherwise.

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Nah. ANH is good, ESB is great, RotJ is good. They have solid characters, they're creatively shot, and tell a moving story. The prequels are

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Objectively bad movies.

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#1 Please don't tell me I have to sit through another installment of FernGully in Space to understand the latest memes.

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Apparently it’s made $2b so far, which is sus as hell

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Not really. The image provides as much context as the film would.

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I haven’t seen it, but the meme still made me laugh.

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I think the joke is that guy is a redneck/right wing stereotype and those types are good at barbeques?

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Fern gully is a nice throwback... I always saw it as Space Pocahontas.

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Dances with Smurfs

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the tl;dr is that a bunch of dipshit m14-aboos in Avatar 2 turned themselves into the blue militia and it's meant to be as dumb as it sounds

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And despite military CQC and firearms training are about as effective against the Na’vi as they would have been as humans.

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IMO Cameron was making a thinly-veiled comment on how dudes like that are about as well trained as a paper bag and half as smart lol

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M14-aboos? You mean AR15tocracy?

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That second one implies some sort of class or status. Nah, the blue proud boys are trash

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Somehow Quaritch returned.

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Yeah I was expecting the bad guy to be figuratively the same, but instead he's literally the same.

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Considering even his subordinates had their memories clones, we can reasonably assume that a future villain in the franchise will be a clone

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of Jake Sully himself, being told either dubious information, or that his original self has gone rogue.

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I haven't seen it yet and this meme makes perfect sense. There are two kinds of people: those who can extrapolate from incomplete data sets.

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I can extrapolate from incomplete data sets. This is a random Avatar character who is apparently good on the grill? No idea what the joke is

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Oh thank god I’m the first kind

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And those who have enough life experience to know that if you extrapolate information from incomplete data sets you're going to regret it.

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Agree'd. Make a sequel to a visually good but same story movie. IE; the same marvel story line. People will watch.

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I've no idea what the critics see in this franchise. I usually feel that RT ratings are more or less spot on. Avatar is the 1 big exception

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It's a pleasant way to spend two and a half hours. Deep? Insightful? No, but it's pretty and a fun ride. Doesn't need to be more than that.

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Both RT ratings are still subjective. I generally ignore them, as they don't correspond at all with my taste.

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Oh yes, and John Carter was great. I was actually surprised by that.

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Rotten Tomatoes ratings are total BS most of the time, especially the critic ratings.

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They're usually very close to how I feel about movies. And if the audience & IMDb ratings differ a lot it's usually due to butthurt Trumpers

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The critic ratings simply suck in a different way than the audience rating. But at least they aren't simply representations of what >

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positive or negative hysteria the Twitter and Youtube communities have worked themselves up into.

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Had RT scores existed in 1980, The Empire Strikes Back would have been the end of the franchise.

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Or one of the two big exceptions. The other being John Carter for the opposite reason. The ratings of those 2 films should be flipped imho.

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Ya, a few shiny bobbles are not enough for me. A movie needs more than that. Just like a videogame needs more than that.

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Baubles

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One day I'll turn off auto-correct or actually notice what it changes. Today is not that day though!

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Most praise stems from the advancements in digital effects rather than the story. It's also pretty impressive production-wise.

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Yeah, it did look great. But so did Besson's Valerian. Breathtaking CGI and not much else. I felt the same way about Avatar.

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I really enjoyed John Carter. Sure, it had problems, but it was a fun fantasy adventure in space.

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They really did the source material justice too. I found it perfectly entertaining and loved the green martian CGI.

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Haven't seen 2nd but the 1st was a competently told meh story that was singualry visually spectacular & technologically innovative cont

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if you rate it against spectacle films it's on par or above. Among more recent blockbusters it only looks better tbh. Solid for what it is.

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The visuals were gorgeous but even they angered me. I mean, blue catgirls? We don't even find our closest Earth relatives (chimps) sexually…

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appealing. What are the odds that life on another planet evolves in a way that appeals to the human libido? Painting people blue or green...

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