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A rare clip of face badass Stone Cold Steve Austin interacting with face American Badass Undertaker.
This is when Austin was interrogating everyone regarding who ran him over.
Toward the end, both men become oddly contemplative regarding their careers and the way the culture was moving, 'Taker talking about how someday they'll both have to go.
Now, Undertaker is gone.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtWN0jZRGDQ

Michael Myers exhibits inhuman patience, though. 15 years? No problem. Another 40 after that? Meh.

That's nuts.

Medussa posted...

i mean, even if everything is exactly as it appears, we're still just brains in a vat. it's just a vat made out of meat.

The difference is that in the latter case, our brain is along for the ride, and what we feel we are actually feeling, then and there, with our corporeal vessel.

The thought experiment removes this reality factor. A brain in a vat, made to think that it's inside a vessel actually going places. That's the distinction.

BilalPowell posted...

We are though. The world ended in 2012. This is just a simulation.

Stahp

Questionmarktarius posted...

...aren't we?

@_@

Hmmm?

Ah, thank you

As Artex was sinking and drowning in the Swamps of Sadness, why wasn't Atreyu also sinking, since he was becoming more and more saddened and depressed that his horse friend was dying?

Thanks, guys! It's kinda funny because the workload at Ace is waayyy less than at Sherwin, especially in a physical sense. I feel like this is karma for all the bs I put up with at SW. lol

Pitlord_Special posted...

wild turkey (female)

Thank you! It survived Thanksgiving lmao

Started working at a branch of Ace Hardware earlier this year, started at $15/hr.
Within three months, they bumped me to $16.
A few days ago I was told the owners are expediting wage increases for everyone, without us having to wait for our one-year mark, and my pay is going up another $3.
From $15 to $19 in less than a year.

Meanwhile, I worked at Sherwin-Williams for five years and barely made any headway at all.

I live in florida, btw. I'm thinking a sandhill crane but I'm not sure...

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I say Mankind. He always called Paul Bearer "Uncle Paul," anyway.

What do you say?

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The nice thing about this technique, is that the very act of playing around with the words and creating links more firmly embeds the original information in your memory tank.

And many times, the next time you encounter that information again, or you are asked a question about it, your brain will just immediately conjure the correct info without you consciously having to think "hm, what was my trick to remembering this again?"

And even if you can't immediately remember it, that's why you have the key.

I have tried everything under the Sun, and I can honestly say this is the most effective method:

Use the words in what you're memorizing to create a link, or a visual, "key" to unlock the answer.

Examples:

Wayne's World was directed by Penelope Spheeris. When I see "world," I think about it being round, and Spheeris sounds like "sphere," which is also round.

The band Sleater-Kinney are from Olympia, Washington. "Sleater" makes me think of A.C. Slater from Saved By the Bell. On that show, he was a muscular wrestler, so I imagine him training to compete in Mr. Olympia. Hence, Olympia, Washington.

furb posted...

I've always felt like The Tall Man doesn't really care.

Haven't seen enough to really have an opinion

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Phantom36 posted...

Michael Myers

Jason at least has a soft spot for his deceased mother and uses that as his motive to slaughter irresponsible teens.

Michael is just completely emotionless and stone-hearted

Good point

SSJPurple posted...

Cmon TC I know you saw Halloween Kills lol

Mikey gives zero f**** lol dude was swarmed by an angry mob that wanted to kill him and he just puts his mask on and takes it like a champ

Michael is the Slasher God period

:)

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Whenever they are ready, if they so choose. "Ready" meaning not just becoming involved as a means of distracting themselves from the grief over my passing; but rather, after having dealt with the grief, they are truly ready to move on and emotionally stable. It wouldn't be fair to their prospective new partner to become involved before they are ready for that commitment.

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What do you think?

DeadBankerDream posted...

Legit great hypothetical pokemon name.

Thank you :)

Reigndear

SierraDawn posted...

Yes, it is. He is below the age of consent. He is a minor.

They're referring to the fact that pedophilia by definition refers to prepubescent minors, not all minors in general.

Turbam posted...

Cranberry sauce is disgusting

You take that back

So I'm over my friend's house last night and my mom texts me, saying she and my siblings had gone to eight different stores looking for cranberry sauce, and everyone was out of it.

I told her when I get up in the morning, I would search for it. Ain't no way I'm having Thanksgiving without cranberry sauce!

So I had to get creative: "what place is going to have food, that no one will think to go to for cranberry sauce for Thanksgiving?"

Then I remembered there's a tobacco store adjacent to a Domino's about five minutes from my house. I went into that tobacco store once a couple months ago and was surprised to see that they actually had a few aisles of goods, like a mini supermarket.

That was the first place I went to.

And, bam. Six cans of cranberry sauce sitting on a shelf.

I bought four, and left two in case someone else had the same bright idea as I did.

wbloechel posted...

Why would one police precent have items from 4 mass murders from all over the country?

Who knows? Maybe someone who works there is obsessed. And for what it's worth, the only really out of the way would be Leatherface's chainsaw from Texas. Michael, Freddy, and Jason are from Illinois, Ohio and New Jersey, respectively -- all not super far from each other.

wbloechel posted...

That's more coincidental than anything.

How is it coincidental?

We know Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees are part of the same universe, for obvious reasons. (Freddy vs. Jason).

In one of the Jason movies, a character is in possession of the Necronomicon, so this brings the Evil Dead franchise into the mix. (Besides, there are comic books about Freddy vs. Jason vs. Ash Williams.)

In Bride of Chucky, an evidence locker has Jason's hockey mask, Freddy's razor claw glove, Michael Myers' mask, and Leatherface's chainsaw.

So, we have:

A Nightmare on Elm Street
Friday the 13th
The Evil Dead
Halloween
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
Child's Play

Are all in the same universe.

Hmm?

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Look into mushin and mindfulness meditation

lilORANG posted...

I don't like it. It's stupid that Jason would make that noise while peeping.

I'm not so sure it was intended as something Jason is saying, at least once the sequels started. Just more of a creepy motif for the viewer.

Ryan__Leaf posted...

Originally it was the sound for his mother, Pamela Voorhees. A lot of people have no idea she was the villain in the first Friday the 13th film, and not Jason until the sequel. The hockey mask didn't eveb come until the 3rd film with part 2 Jason wearin a burlap sack on his head.

Yup. It's a really cool fact, IMO. Such iconic horror attire (the hockey mask) and it wasn't even introduced until halfway through the third movie. It took almost a trilogy to introduce it!

UnholyMudcrab posted...

It's ki ki ki ma ma ma

Originally, yes, but it was changed over time to "ch ch ch ah ah ah"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGRv-9Rm_JQ

Great film. The narrative arc of Goldblum transforming into the villain, and Stathis transforming from reviled ex-boyfriend to hero, is brilliant and reflects the overall theme of transmogrification.

Xethuminra posted...

Can he?

According to the 2018 film

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