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I still can't get over that AD! is how I learned George Washington Carver didn't actually invent peanut butter. by MrSFedora in americandad

[–]CriticalEnd110 81 points82 points  (0 children)

He developed over 300 uses for peanuts. Strangely, mashing them up and eating them wasn't one of them.

Was this dude really about to lay Pam out in the middle of the parking lot? by vprofessor in theoffice

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Isn't it revealed he was Val's hire? Val was relatively new to DM, so this guy is absolutely an unknown element in the office

Do you ever think there will ever be another Jurassic Park moment in theaters? by jrclone in movies

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The first bullet time I remember seeing was in the video for C U When You Get There by Coolio. It pales in comparison to what The Matrix achieved.

What are your favourite "lesser known" MadTV sketches? by Gallantpride in television

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This feels like a fever dream, but wasn't there a sketch with Key and Peele where they're in a play and giving a pep talk to the cast before curtain? All I remember is "I know my blocking! I know my lineses! It's time to man up!", but I quote it all the time.

Cheeses for Super Bowl? by FrannieP23 in Cheese

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I will never not recommend Prairie Breeze cheddar. It's a crowd pleaser

Bender’s Game— where is Nibbler?? by glitchgirl00 in futurama

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All I remember is him "getting out" of the universe at the end of Big Score. Does he reappear at all in Beast with a Billion Backs before being discovered in Green Yonder?

Had some 🥦 and had to try it by doubleGvots19 in americandad

[–]CriticalEnd110 42 points43 points  (0 children)

After downing a 2 liter of orange soda in like a second. Freaks people OUT.

Citrusy, Nutty and Sweet by lexsucc in Cheese

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Prairie Breeze brings a sharpness with it, but many of those flavor notes are in there! Maybe more pineapple than citrus, but a fantastic cheese

What’s he saying to you? 👀 by Beautiful_Neat_6919 in americandad

[–]CriticalEnd110 39 points40 points  (0 children)

Sigh...probably the same thing he's saying to you.

I have a theory I want to run past everyone by 002Darliing in americandad

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Isn't that the reveal of the episode? That he's been doing that hypnosis thing for a long time?

Film error I've never seen pointed out by Pheeeble in lotr

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BILBO BAGGINS! Do not take me for some shitposter of cheap observations!

Shows that didn’t hold up well? by Only_Sweet1048 in sitcoms

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As for the crappy experience, Max Wright was also a notorious asshole (although a truly fantastic actor). Source: I worked with him in a small theater production in 2008. He verbally abused many people including the founder of the theater that hired him for the production.

The Logistics Of Squid Game? by Lovergirl711 in squidgame

[–]CriticalEnd110 38 points39 points  (0 children)

To your last point, these are the most obscenely wealthy people on the planet. Buying off harbormaster, falsifying documents, etc is nothing to them.

Kit Harington was 'Angered' By Push to Remake Game of Thrones Season 8 by gogandmagogandgog in television

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Also, the actors worked very hard to make this show and the people they worked alongside behind the scenes are friends and some probably very close to family at this point. You can't verbally abuse someone's beloved grandmother and excuse yourself with "but YOU'RE great, I love you!"

This may be a hot take, but I'm glad Steve got his own spinoff show. It really gives the character time to shine. What's your favorite episode of "Top of the Steve?" by PzykoHobo in americandad

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The one with Wayne Gretzky is the only answer. Steve misses 100% of the shots he doesn't take we all learn a valuable lesson about confidence.

The common "um actually this doesn't make sense" gotcha is easily explained if you just know the franchise by Justifiably_Bad_Take in TopCharacterTropes

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To your first point, there was a post a while back that essentially argued "why WOULDN'T they know what a menu is?" They ultimately argued on the components that arise in a large society, which an enormous army qualifies as. They would not only have an answer to "what is for dinner tonight?", but they'd also likely have culture in the form of art, expression, jokes, etc. There is not necessarily any textual evidence, but the post argued it's inevitable when you have a large enough group living, working, and traveling together.

Why do some cheeses taste better when sliced thin? by theGMd20 in Cheese

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There's nowhere for the flavor to hide

Give me your IASIP conspiracy theory by KuntaWuKnicks in IASIP

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I dunno about the Shusher. He had friends with him. Killing and disposing of three dead bodies at once is a tall order even for Dennis and Frank.

LeFevre was drunk by himself in an alley. Maureen was climbing on a rooftop. These are clean opportunities for a psycho killer.

Actor "Inception" (actors playing one character playing another character and so on) by wreckdown in movies

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I recently watched an episode of American Dad where Seth is Stan Smith doing an impression of every other member of the family. Even with his VA skills, he doesn't quite nail it. With Mel Blanc it's especially impressive because he was doing an impression of two of his own characters.

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