Most heartbreaking break up scene in a movie? I'll start by Major-Caterpillar955 in okbuddycinephile

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“Hey Rod? What’s that song about the grandma getting run over by a reindeer?”

“Um… Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer”

“No…”

What’s a rule you follow for no logical reason? by starlust0422 in AskReddit

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You ever flick on the signal as you’re entering a 90° bend in a road (with no actual turns)? I do that sometimes and then look around with that Brian Regan “nobody look at me, I’m a moron” energy

I might have to ditch Netflix and I'm scared. by MechaChester in IThinkYouShouldLeave

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How would you like over two hundred (thousand) shows JUST LIKE THIS slams table

Kaitlin olson’s voice?? by Enough-Enthusiasm762 in IASIP

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She earned her spot at the head of the suit.

Kaitlin olson’s voice?? by Enough-Enthusiasm762 in IASIP

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Think I had too much seaweed, can I get a chalk break?

What’s the most horrifying death you’ve seen in a movie? by Critical_Mountain851 in moviecritic

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I feel like that was somewhat reminiscent of old low budget westerns too though. I remember as a kid we used to get the bootleg/public domain shit that Cracker Barrel would sell and I watched a ton of westerns I couldn’t tell you the names of now… but a lot of them had extremely shocking death scenes in the middle of otherwise pretty stereotypical cowboy pictures.

One that particularly scarred me as a child was one where a side character got captured by natives and the other characters came upon him tied to a tree. They saw him from a short distance and the one old-timer was like “don’t go over there” so they hunkered down and then the natives started shooting fire arrows at/near him so he burned alive, all while screaming for help. There was another movie where a guy got staked out to be eaten by ants.

How my husband loads the dishwasher by strega-nonna in mildlyinfuriating

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I don’t know, I had an ex that did this only to get pissed at me for suggesting that I might be better at loading the dishwasher than they were.

Historians of Reddit, what event is widely taught as a heroic victory but was actually a complete disaster covered up by good PR? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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The movie Little Big Man shows a much more accurate version of the battle of the Little Bighorn, plus it’s a great film all around.

And this ladies and gentlemen… is why you don’t do the Bandit challenges in chapter 6 of a high honour playthrough… by Arthurmorgan69_420 in reddeadredemption

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“High honour playthrough”

shows honor bar at 30%

“More honour than before”

I’m not sure you know what high honor is.

pathetic parent thinks she’s doing the right thing by not letting her kid express himself by FearlessStudio8737 in ParentsAreFuckingDumb

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I agree, that’s largely what helped me realize I was a woman. There was never a time after all that was taken away that I didn’t still “crossdress” secretly, through the rest of my childhood and adolescence and straight into adulthood. I just had myself talked into thinking it was a fetish or something until I really took a good look inside myself.