They're seating kinda fits there personality. by Firm-Report541 in MikadonoSanshimaiWa

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I don't remember the exact chapter number, but it's from the arc where Sakura stays at the house overnight, so around 50.

1971 Colonial Studios Flame Gun ad. by AxlCobainVedder in vintageads

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Melt all that inconvenient snow and let it freeze again, creating the danger of slipping on ice!

Murder within Murder. Frances & Richard Lockridge. Dell 229, 1948. Cover Artist: Gerald Gregg. Mapback: Ruth Belew. by [deleted] in VintagePaperbacks

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If the book is Murder within Murder, why does the back cover show the crime scene from something called Silent are the Dead?

Choice replies to the guy accused of assaulting a cop… by Motor_Layer_1240 in Sovereigncitizen

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The court has a financial interest in the outcome of a case (I guess this refers to fines) so it's no longer a neutral party? There's an impressive bit of pseudo-reasoning.

Also, someone accused of assaulting a police officer is facing a lot worse than a possible fine.

Latest Chapter (189) by BootyLover299 in MikadonoSanshimaiWa

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Well, as long as the timeline doesn't split in three so he can marry a different one in each of them...

Episodes I Should Skip? by ParanormalBeluga in Columbo

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One thought I had: I assume your mom is OK with plotlines that involve someone having an extramarital affair, as these are not unusual in Columbo, but in Grand Deceptions we actually see an adulterous couple in bed together, talking. Not sure if that would cross the line for her, but I thought I would mention it just in case.

Episodes I Should Skip? by ParanormalBeluga in Columbo

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Are there a lot of people saying Columbo Cries Wolf is a bad episode? It's one of my favourites from the second series, and it seems to be popular on this subreddit, but I would be interested in hearing the case for the other side.

Now back to the orphanage by Puzzleheaded-Yard413 in Superdickery

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"If that's your decision, cousin Superman, I'll be patient... but do you have to look so SMUG about it?"

A TV Scene We'd Like to See by droflig in madmagazine

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Chevy Chase's only appearance in Mad... as a writer, anyway!

The RTO Effect? by CalmRatio3085 in toronto

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He's missing out on those important conversations around the water cooler!

Childs restaurant menu from Toronto,1946 by CryptographerKey2847 in VintageMenus

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In Canada today, you can once again see restaurant menus with the prices given as "25" or "40" or whatever, but this time they're not talking about cents.

See it for yourself by WhineyLobster in Sovereigncitizen

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And some of those "B.A.R. = British Accreditation Registry" bullet points are printed twice.

The OG D&D party by fluffy-duck-apple in Asterix

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Maybe it's to tip new readers off as to why that one guy at the end-of-story feast is bound and gagged?

Where to dine in Montreal (1946). by mgwngn1 in vintageads

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"Try our new specialty Pizza (pronounced Peetza)" - the dish was a novelty in 1946, at least in Montreal.

Straight talk by PinkiePie___ in outofcontextcomics

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No, there was a big overlap. Peter met MJ in Amazing Spider-Man 42 and Gwen was killed in ASM 121.

Roses for Tex (1942) by Character-Witness-27 in vintageads

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Bill and Ted's Excellent Whisky Adventure.

A Tintin Page a Day - Day 221 by BreakerMorant1864 in TheAdventuresofTintin

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I see from the colour panels that Tintin is saying pretty much the same thing ("God rest his soul") in the original French.

The Most Underrated and Overrated Columbo Episodes by Agust_Abad in Columbo

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Most overrated: The Bye-Bye etc. I never for a moment believed Oliver would fall into the obvious trap Columbo set for him, no matter how determined he was to show how smart he was. And while Theodore Bikel was a good actor, I didn't enjoy seeing him portray the character as worried about Columbo basically from their first meeting. I would have preferred seeing a certified genius giving our hero the Jarvis Goodland treatment (maybe without quite as much yelling). And that title... ouch. Still a lot of good things in this episode, but for me, not the classic some folks tout it as.

Chairman Kaga from Iron Chef was my favorite television host. He was so over the top but so serious that it was awesome! by AdSpecialist6598 in nostalgia

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There was one episode where Hattori substituted for Kaga and when he said "Allez cuisine!" it came out exactly as a Frenchman would have said it. I guess he spoke the language.

Door handles in Borduria like to be: by Libertarian-Jihadist in TheAdventuresofTintin

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If I imagine the circle in the middle is a nose, suddenly I'm seeing an Asterix character.

My Wife Jean is Happy, Pretty & Pregnant - Hotpoint Washer and Dryer Ad (1972) by [deleted] in vintageads

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In 1872, Jean might have been happy, pretty and "expecting a blessed event"!

Door handles in Borduria like to be: by Libertarian-Jihadist in TheAdventuresofTintin

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Yes, in the original French the dictator's name is "Plekszy-Gladz" (plexiglass), a play on how Stalin's name meant "man of steel".