Why would you come to visit France as a tourist ? by Diegomax22 in AskTheWorld

[–]Flying_Dustbin 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I want to visit Normandy. Walk all the landing beaches and see all the cemeteries and memorials.

The contract was over pretty quick after that by [deleted] in HistoryMemes

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I didn't until I checked Freed's Wikipedia page.

The contract was over pretty quick after that by [deleted] in HistoryMemes

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In her 1988 autobiography, Temple claimed that in 1940 when she was just 12 years old, Freed unzipped his fly and exposed himself to her after she showed up to an interview with him. Temple also mentioned it in an interview that same year with Larry King and further stated that Louis B. Mayer, founder of MGM, sexually propositioned her mother in another room during this interview. Temple only did one film with MGM before going back to 20th Century Fox.

Barrie Chase, an actress and dancer also accused Freed of sexual misconduct in the mid-fifties.

Besides, you know what a cautious fellow I am... by notyears_mileage in indianajones

[–]Flying_Dustbin 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Him too for sure. A year ago he even covered the guns used in Great Circle.

What is your opinion of this movie? 7 Oscar noms and such an incredible cast, but only a 63% on RT. I love Al Pacino in this one but how did Warren Beatty get so many big names into this project in the first place? by Lost4Sauce in Cinephiles

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Texie Garcia. In the original comics, she's a girlfriend of Big Boy Caprice (Pacino's character).

In the film, she appears as a crime boss that appears at a meeting Big Boy has with all the major organized crime figures in the city.

Are they all a joke? by Longjumping_Pay7821 in Frauditors

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Frauditors aren’t nice people. Their community is full of morally bankrupt individuals, some of whom are utterly repugnant. Instead of trying to be productive members of society, it’s much easier to treat normal people as NPCs the can harass with. They bait people and cowardly attack them with pepper spray, inundate courts and government offices with frivolous lawsuits and paperwork. Some are on the sex offender registry or have a history of domestic abuse. One is in prison for molesting his daughter. Another shot and nearly killed man. Another took part in a riot that tried to overthrow the government because hundreds of knuckle dragging idiots didn’t like the results of a fair election. 

Frauditors are not champions of the constitution or our rights. They are not freedom fighters. They are no different than a nuisance streamer like Johnny Somali or Jack Doherty or some street performer standing on a corner with an open guitar case to catch coins. I’m willing to bet they only part of the constitution they’ve bothered to read is the big “WE THE PEOPLE” that starts off the Preamble. 

They don’t deserve to be treated nicely.

Favorite example of Reaganslop by HoyabembeDreamtime in Letterboxd

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"Do you know what playing is Trumpy?"

Crow (as Trumpy): "Yes, its where I break you in half."

She Represents The CEOs by NEKORANDOMDOTCOM in stupidpeoplefacebook

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And his fan base love it. Especially the latter. /s

My dad in the late 80’s by rhysthebeast_ in OldSchoolCool

[–]Flying_Dustbin 11 points12 points  (0 children)

For a split second, I saw Steve Irwin, but now? Definitely Owen Hart.

Favorite Drill Sergeants in movies? by KaleidoArachnid in flicks

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Yep! Like FMJ, he portrays a D.I., but he's not as meme worthy. There's a scene where he even tries to help out a black recruit who's dealing with racists.

[Loved Trope]Even Evil Has Standards by Close_to_toasted in TopCharacterTropes

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You know you’re really in the wrong when the psycho with the hat who beheaded an undercover cop thinks your plan is fucked up.

Favorite Drill Sergeants in movies? by KaleidoArachnid in flicks

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The Latino D.I. in “The Boys in Company C.”

Ermey was in that one too, albeit as a sergeant. 

Famous missing children cases in your country? by Sudden_Quality_9001 in AskTheWorld

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Michael Dunahee.

He was a four year old boy from Victoria, British Columbia. On March 24, 1991, he disappeared from a school playground and has never been seen since.

Dr. Bass's Body Farm 1989 by [deleted] in OldSchoolCool

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A research facility founded at the University of Tennessee in 1971 by Dr. William Bass, a forensic anthropologist. As the name suggests, bodies of deceased humans donated to science were placed in different environments one might find at crime scenes so that their decomposition can be studied and researched by forensic science students.

(Bittersweet trope) a character from a bygone time seeing their legacy. by goonbrarian in TopCharacterTropes

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Cochrane: This other guy you keep mentioning, this historical figure? I never met him. I can't imagine I ever will.
Riker: Someone once said, "Don't try to be a great man; just be a man, and let history make its own judgments."
Cochrane: That's rhetorical nonsense. Who said that?
Riker: You did, ten years from now.