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Jesus-look-alike. Metalhead. Nerd. Lawful Neutral. Altruistic Pessimist. 🏴
Metropolis, Planet Kerwan
Joined February 2014
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I told my Dad I recognised a sniper rifle that a guy was using in a film.
Dad: "The only one I know is the Lee-Enfield 303 from my time in the TAs." (TA is Territorial Army)
Me: "Wait... you were in the TAs?"
Dad: "Yea."
Me: "You've fired a real gun?"
Dad: "Oh god yea!"
Matt Johnson retweeted
Trey Parker & Matt Stone Roasting Actor Sean Penn's Infamous Team America Response
Damn it I keep thinking people are messaging me but it's just posts I've liked getting community noted...
Matt Johnson retweeted
Got into an argument with a Lindsay Clancy supporter recently. She said, “You just don’t understand postpartum depression!”
I realized she was right. As a man, I have no concept of this. Maybe she had a point. I told her I’m sorry & asked her to explain postpartum depression to me as if I were a small child.
And then she started trying to choke me??? Wtf
People always go on about how "scary" he is in this scene. He isn't to me. It isnt anything profound. He's a dick to the old man for no fucking reason, acts like a twat to him when he's just nervously answering his weird questions and we can only assume he was going to kill him?
For those wondering yes I have indeed watched the film, Tommy Lee Jones's proformance was particularly good, but I guess I just didn't like the film very much. I know its very popular and it got a lot of praise so I know I'm in the minority on this one. Maybe deserves a rewatch?
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One of my favourite details in the Ride of the Rohirrim is Théoden riding along the line, striking his soldiers’ spears with his sword. What makes it even better is that it was Bernard Hill’s own idea.
Bernard wanted a gesture that would rally his men before the charge, and it became one of the most memorable moments in the entire trilogy. Still gives me chills.