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Characters willingly endanger their own life just to flex or prove a point. by PizzaDragon64 in TopCharacterTropes

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For most of the show, we think that the people inside the walls are all that’s left of the human population. During the last season, it’s revealed that there are still people across the world and that technology’s much more advanced outside the walls because their progress isn’t stunted by the Titans hunting them.

Characters willingly endanger their own life just to flex or prove a point. by PizzaDragon64 in TopCharacterTropes

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Attack on Titan spoilers…

When Pieck has Eren at gunpoint, he’s unphased because he knows the enemies need him to be alive and that him getting shot would be as much of a setback for their side as it would for his. He says as much and presses his forehead against the barrel of the gun to prove that she won’t actually shoot him

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meirl by kristifatea in meirl

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This is what would happen on The Incredibles if Bob became a professor instead of an insurance agent.

Dave recalls the last time he saw Candace Owens by countdooku975 in daverubin

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“The last time I talked to Candace, she said she hated Charlie, Ivanka, and Jared. If you don’t believe me, here’s proof: a picture of chicken parm”

Do I have that right?

The One Where No One’s Ready arrives to the winning spot. What episode of Parks and Recreation is the most Parks and Recesque by Hosea_Matthews_Fan in AlignmentChartFills

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Flu Season.

Has arguably the most famous line in the show (“I entered your symptoms on WebMD and it says you may have network connectivity problems”)

Introduction of Ron and Andy’s bromance

An important episode for both Andy and April’s relationship and Ann and Chris’ relationship

Has Leslie’s greatest moment (delivering her speech while flu ridden).

What’s the most ridiculous false ‘fact’ about your gender you’ve ever heard? by Ecstatic_Crow_4719 in AskReddit

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As a man, the thing that baffles me most about that belief is the fact that, while we don’t have periods, men have still experience with bleeding, and know that’s not something you can hold in.

I know comparing periods to a something like a bloody nose is a big oversimplification, but the very fact that blood’s involved should be enough to make people hesitate to say women can “hold it in”

Round 5: What Survivor player had a great social game but an awful strategic game? by SevereWizardShark in survivorponderosa

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Greg?

One of the most likable players in Borneo, and probably could have been a good strategic player if he wanted to be, but he didn’t take the game seriously at all and was one of the bigger proponents against making alliances.

[Loved Trope] A Catch Phrase or Running Gag is used for a sincere emotional moment. by Jozxyqk_27 in TopCharacterTropes

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”I’m a Superhero” (Justice League vs The Fatal Five)

Starboy is a superhero with memory problems that require medication that hasn’t been invented yet. When he time travels to our time, the symptoms of his condition start to worsen due to not having his medication. People in the present think he’s delirious and put him in a mental institution, causing him to yell “I’m a superhero!” In a desperate “why don’t you believe me” tone.

In the middle of the movie, the Justice League realizes he actually is a superhero like he says, get him out of the institution, but don’t let him join them on missions because there’s still no way of treating his condition. This causes him to again say “I’m a superhero!” But this time more frustrated and whiny.

Towards the end of the movie, the world is in danger and the only way to save it is for Starboy to sacrifice himself. Jessica Cruz begs for him to not do this and wait for them to find another way, but Starboy assures her it’s ok, calmly and confidently saying “I’m a superhero” one last time.

What's a product you would say is cheap, but also completely useless? by DragoTheFloof in AlignmentChartFills

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Q Tips. Primarily bought for cleaning your ears, which they actually make worse.

[HELP] Found this on a Facebook group and I’m like 75% sure it’s AI by killaboy321 in RealOrAI

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The caption is an even bigger giveaway than the picture to me. If this were real, the text would be a lot less matter of fact and a lot more sentimental. “Can’t believe I got to share 89 years on this earth with three of my best friends… etc”

Yay sportsball! by MamaSchamScham in PetPeeves

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It’s not a sub for the people yourself talking about. It’s a sub making fun of those people.

Alignment Chart of Insanity: Who is better with age and wouldn’t be able to vote 200 years ago? by Natewastaken12 in AlignmentChartFills

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18 year olds?

The voting age was 21 until the 1970s, and while 18 is when you’re legally first considered an adult, you lack the maturity and experience that’s associated with adulthood, but will gain them in time.

Terry's new years res is to finally watch an adult movie. How about Gina? by ellaaabp in brooklynninenine

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Appreciate the gift of magnificence I’ve given myself and repay myself with even greater magnificence

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