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Thigh gap = opposite of thicc
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Foppe posted...

scoobydoobydont posted...

They literally make fun of the fact that Donna had a sister for only 1 episode. It was comedy, they didn't give a shit about canon and timelines.

That could have been a reference to Chuck Cunningham.
Donna also mentioned that she had an older sister in one episode as well.

They actually show her younger sister at a party in an early episode.
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Jimmy Page's solo in Since I've been Loving You
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Russia today
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Background: T7S is known for having one of the worst, inconsistent timelines in all sitcoms. However, rewatching it, I realized that in the first half of the series, the timeline really isn't all that bad. There are 13 episodes in 1976, and mid-season one until near the end of season three is in 1977 (containing one Halloween episode and one Christmas episode).
It's after it turns to 1978 that things get hairy, with the year lasting until season six, with several holiday episodes repeated, and birthdays not making sense. 1979 lasts until the final episode (season eight).

Proof: In the episode Tornado Prom (4x15), it centers around Eric and the gang going to the Snow Prom. Eric forgets to pick up Donna at the radio station, and ventures out to get her, without hearing that a "Code Red" tornado warning has been issued for the town. On his drive, the tornado is even shown behind the Vista Cruiser. A side story takes place in the basement with Kitty and Red. Nothing about this is important EXCEPT their last scene, where they find out the tornado warning has been lifted. If you listen, after the announcer mentions it's been lifted, you'll hear this:

"And updating our top story, a local teen is in critical condition...."

This theory thinks that teen is Eric. The tornado is shown going REALLY close to his car. None of his friends would suspect anything was wrong until the storm died down. Donna was at the radio station, assuming he didn't come because of the storm (she's surprised he turns up at all in the episode), and everyone else was at the prom, thinking he was safe with Donna. With the tornado warning in effect, if the Formans received a phone call from the police or hospital, it's possible they didn't hear it. The nearest phone is in the kitchen upstairs, and their lines could easily be down anyway.

I think the announcement is the first the Formans have heard about the situation. Eric is in a coma from injuries sustained by the tornado, and the reason the timeline beyond that episode is so messed up is that it's Eric's mind filling in the blanks. His mind tries to resolve any unresolved conflicts, and possibly forms new ideas (like new couples or careers) by his friends and family talking to him. Maybe some of those things actually did happen, but just not in the same timeline (or same situations) that he imagined.

In the last season, his brain decides that it's time to test what his loved ones' lives would be like without him. He sees that everyone would eventually be okay and move on, and he finally lets go. Him returning in the last minutes of the last episode is most likely his mind's way of saying goodbye to his loved ones. The significance of finally leaving the 70's is Eric's mind finally being ready to let go.

stolen from reddit because too lazy to explain on my own
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Ec3?
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I loved it, the only thing I hated was how often we had tank battles. Other than that it was solid. I think it could have done without the Joker stuff, but the Arkham Knight / Scarecrow aspects were dope
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6.7/10 imo
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2SweetforTurtle vs Nakamura in a HAIR VS HAIR match at My Cousin's Garage

only on the WWE Network
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People don't shower in Europe for months
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Every gym I've been to doesn't allow that shit. Grow up and put a real shirt on
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That's only two days it's fine
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and
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Why wait? What's so bad about it? If you've been together for a few years, have lived together for a while, always been serious about it, have futures fully planned out involving one another, why not do it? The only difference between your relationship without marraige, and with marriage at that point is legal documentation. At least that way you get tax benefits, and maybe even some other perks too depending on your job.

My parents got married at 19, and they got divorced at 45 because of infidelity. If it weren't for that, they'd still be together. All of my aunts and uncles got married in their early 20s and are still married now close to their 50s.

The only issue with getting married young is getting married without thinking about things like finances, how you want to raise a family, kids/no kids, work, living and etc.

Seeing a professional to help you have those conversations, build an understanding, planning a future, and getting to know your SO in a different light work wonders for your relationship, and it's something that young adults never think about.

Unless you're someone who's never had a healthy relationship, afraid of commitment, or never been laid in his life, there's no reason to be like "herp derp you ain't 30 don't do it"
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am now part of history
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Yeah I've done it a few times. I don't know where these little babies get this idea that when it gets hard they can just sit down and stop. The group I did it with would just start hitting the ground when you were "done" but still pushing up with the rhythm.

Either way, I'm not in as good of shape now and wouldn't be able to do it, but I don't want to do it again anyways haha.

And also, planking for five minutes straight is just as hard as this. It engages a different muscle group so there's no reason to say these both can't be hard.
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LightningAce11 posted...

And sadly, a lot of them are not able to use their full range and skill. So many good actors wasted on awful villains and side characters.

To be fair, a lot of them don't take these roles seriously, and just want to be a part of the marvel family just to say they did it, or just because of their children. Point is, most of them don't care that they don't get to showcase their chops
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Adzeta_ posted...

Freddie_Mercury posted...

Americans stole the land

Wrong.


We fought for the land and won. Natural selection.

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Florida

/topic
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I hate it. I hate it so much. Instead of scrolling through and seeing "4 stars", I see "84% match".

"But is it good!?"
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Yes
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I originally thought it was 25, but I say 15 now. The two fry bs got me the first time.
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Age
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Ummm okay gimme money
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I turned 7
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FroMan posted...

I answer it. I don't really get the "never answer to numbers I don't know" mentality. The way I see it, you have complete control over the phone. If you don't like whose on the other end, you just hang up.

That
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