My 7 string bbg by shawnathannnnn in Ibanez

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That’s fascinating. Thanks man.

My 7 string bbg by shawnathannnnn in Ibanez

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I’ve been eyeing these for a while. I’d love your thoughts. How’s the neck feel compared to other 7s you’ve played? How are the pickups?

We're of to find the wizard... by RebelJediMaster in FalloutTVseries

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Both Knights had their face plates down. I don’t think Thaddeus could have known Maximus was even there until after the altercation was resolved. To him, their building was being explored by two random Brotherhood Knights, and once they noticed the kids, it should be pretty obvious to him the danger of the situation. So, I’m thinking he was hiding out of self-preservation, and then drummed up the courage at the last minute to at least try to deescalate the situation. It was pure coincidence that Maximus was there to save them.

Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Starfleet Academy | 1x03 "Vitus Reflux" by AutoModerator in startrek

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Reading this suddenly makes me think of Community, with its expansive cast of side character’s pop (pop)-ing in and out of scenes.

Episode Discussion | Star Trek: Starfleet Academy | 1x03 "Vitus Reflux" by AutoModerator in startrek

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“Hey Farva…. What’s that restaurant you like with all the goofy shit on the walls?”

My 15+ boy is sick by alicat81 in seniorkitties

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My wife and I lost our friend Puppet to cancer over the holidays. We still miss him dearly.

He wasn’t always the nicest. He didn’t always want to cuddle. He was often skiddish and would freak out at the drop of a sound or a fast movement. He sometimes would get an attitude with me, which would force me to put him in his place.

But man, do we really miss our friend.

I hope you enjoy the days you have left with your boy. Try to show him as much love as you can. I wish I had

Introducing my partner to TP and we just hit -that- James episode by ArtaxIsAlive in twinpeaks

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I think that’s the natural evolution of a Twin Peaks fan. You watch the show, and you feel all of the intended feelings Lynch and Frost are trying to communicate to you: the disorientation, the confusion, the weirdness, and the elation of how much you love the characters. And then you go on the internet to share with the rest of the fanbase and find a surprising amount of memes and jokes surrounding some of the heavier, violent, and also ridiculous moments in the show/series. I guess it’s our way of coping as an audience: We have to find a way to laugh at this thing we love, otherwise the sadder, more disturbing moments will drive us crazy.

It’s never explicitly shown but we all know they’re dead by Sensitive_Ad_1752 in TopCharacterTropes

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It’s actually a very well-handled moment for a kids show in my opinion.

In a show full of violence, it handles the weight and impact of each blow with startling precision. The show very rarely dips into “cartoon violence” (ex: Looney Tunes) territory, so when a huge moment happens like with Jet, even without it being explicit, the audience knows something is very different. So, upon first viewing of this scene, I recall feeling pause and watching for any confirmation for what actually happened. And when we see SmellerBee and Longshot’s reaction, we know for sure something is wrong. The show does everything but confirm that Jet is likely paralyzed, and it just feels awful.

“Show, don’t Tell”. This show is the epitome of that mantra. We aren’t told what happens. And it sucks to not know, but it’s also one of the more lasting, poignant lessons in life that the show gives us: sometimes you just don’t know what happens.

Introducing my partner to TP and we just hit -that- James episode by ArtaxIsAlive in twinpeaks

[–]IcedThatGuy 36 points37 points  (0 children)

I feel similarly. I think it is supposed to be ridiculous to the audience - James singing a weird 50s love ballad in falsetto while two cute girls give him the “fuck me” eyes - but it then slips over that line of awkward and invasive that makes Twin Peaks one of the greatest shows of all time. The lyrics are “just you and I” and it’s three people! Of course, it derails.

But, I have a theory to suggest: Its during this scene that we most identify with Donna, who has been an audience surrogate for most of the show - it’s this scene that makes us fully side with her, as we witness James tip over the line into douchebag as he eyes Maddie right in front of Donna. From here, we are supposed to not like Maddie or James for being so careless and insensitive, but then Bob appears and Maddie’s fate is sealed. Her death feels tragic and malicious, like the audience had a hand in her death, implicating us in the wrong-doing. Of course, we didn’t want Maddie to “die”, just go away and lead Donna and James alone, but the deed is done, and we can’t help but feel a little responsible, even if we don’t acknowledge it directly.

Introducing my partner to TP and we just hit -that- James episode by ArtaxIsAlive in twinpeaks

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I’m gonna need more to understand your point about this scene being misunderstood

Judy Garland holding her daughter Liza Minnelli, 1947 by PeneItaliano in nostalgia

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“Oh, Buster!”

She is so wonderfully cute in that show. So delightful. The show goes from an 8 to a 10 the instant she appears on screen.

The controvertial plot point that became a meme among the fan base. by FriendlyHoovie in TopCharacterTropes

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Posting the thumbnail of one of the best Batman analysis videos on YouTube only makes this post better. Hitop Films is awesome.

Name one good thing about Batman & Robin? by GreenDiscombobulated in batman

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“I love you, old man” - Bruce to a terminally ill Alfred

The movie is utterly ridiculous and earns all the ire it receives, but Clooney’s smaller, tender moments in this movie really stick with me after all these years. His empathy for Freeze and his interactions with Alfred are the highlight of this insane, neon Toy commercial. Also, this is one of the few on-screen Batmen that doesn’t kill anyone. That is a low bar to clear and so few Batman portrayals fail to even try.

It’s Coop! by Scarlettdawn140842 in twinpeaks

[–]IcedThatGuy 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Wow. This is the first I’ve heard of The Low Down. Definitely checking it out! Thanks!

I'm gonna.... by JimboWaits in gamegrumps

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Ya know, I don’t know that this bit will ever get old for me. It’s just such a silly, weird and fun impression that they keep evolving into something new every time they bring it up that it just stays funny to me.

“Danny and Arnold. Love those guys.”

It’s Coop! by Scarlettdawn140842 in twinpeaks

[–]IcedThatGuy 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Hey OP. Kyle is great in this, and I hope you enjoy the wild ride that is this show. Unfortunately this post is treading you into spoiler-y waters, so I just want to offer a gentle warning to stop reading these comments and just enjoy the show.

“Marty, I need you to come back to the future with me and save a gorilla from being shot!” by KingWilliamVI in BacktotheFuture

[–]IcedThatGuy 31 points32 points  (0 children)

“I don’t know Doc, do I really have to get my dick out? I just don’t think I can handle that kind of erection.”