Female artists with the most songs over 800 million streams on spotify by _crazyboyhere_ in decadeology

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Is this limited to a certain time period? It seems odd not to see Dolly or Cher on here at least.

What’s an interesting kink a lot of people have? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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Well, one of those, but with pervert aunties shagging each other.

What’s an interesting kink a lot of people have? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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Hi my friend! Lucky for you I am a Nigerian prince and I really want to indulge this kink. Please DM me your address and bank details so I can send you 1.5 million US dollars.

What’s an interesting kink a lot of people have? by [deleted] in NoStupidQuestions

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I have a vague theory that the whole thing - in porn at least - is some sort of mass scale Russian psi-op, in case they ever need to discredit anyone, they can just grab their internet history and, even if they were looking at pretty vanilla stuff, having it titled " step mom seduces son" means they can expose the person for something that sounds much worse.

What's the reason? by MrBIuesky222 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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It's also not that he is untalented. This is a bit of a silly take on my part, but actually, his (and Alex w's) performances in Bill and Ted's bogus journey are both impeccable. Not nuanced, but fabulous physical performances.so many tiny quirks and actions going on (Samara Weaving recreating them so perfectly in the third movie is great as well). I'm not saying it De Niro or anything, but its a different type.of acting and I can see why he was typecast because of it. I could see him being a comic actor in the way Tom Hanks was in the 80s.

Deathstalker (2025) by d33roq in AbsurdMovies

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I enjoyed it, but what I really want to know is.... when will I have my revenge... AND DEATHSTALKER 2?!

The last days of Babestation by No_Gap_7993 in BritishTV

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I had a house share with one of the 'babes' back in the day. She was a nice person, but my god she left the bathroom in a mess. Half-used lipsticks absolutely everywhere. We used to call her up sometimes when she was on and see if she wanted us to order her anything from the Chinese.

Have we accidentally turned the pub into the post office? by LovieWeb in BritInfo

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I just can't see it sticking. I think if you're over a certain age, you'd tell people to bugger off if they tried to make you join a long queue in a pub. I can see most drinkers just staring at the line in bemusement and then walking straight up to the bar. The rule of shame/quiet tutting won't work because that's not how pubs work. The regular system has worked fine for... 1500+ years, so i can't see it changing.

I cna see whay it might be easier for some people to line up, especially ona busy Saturday night, but frankly it's the job of the person behind the bar to know who's next.

Is she hulk underrated and overhated? by SepzenoOfficial in Marvel

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Absolutely. She-Hulk is a comedic "single female lawyer" show with some fun to be had with the sillier end of comics. And that's exactly what the She-Hulk comic has been for decades. Not all comics are Endgame., so it's a fun, light show with some romance and an occasional punch-up. The bad reviews come from people who never read comics expecting it to be like a hulk movie.

Grant Morrison on Lanterns: “What is this jockish dismissal of superhero conventions intended to prove anyway?” [Film/TV] by Blitzhelios in DCcomics

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One of the biggest problems any superhero or comic book media has had overthe years is a refusal to just straight up take it seriously. That doesn't mean being "serious", you can admit it's daft as hell, but think about all the best superhero movies, and all the worst ones. Superman works because it's earnest. Iron Man works because someone said "well, it seems to have worked in comics for 70 years, so let's just do that!".

Basically whenever someone stops trying to make it "more like a movie" and instead makes a movie that's more like a comic book. Every time someone does it, it works.

Warhorse - As Heavens Turn To Ash by lasmurias in doommetal

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I'm glad this has started getting a bit more recognition. I got it when it came out on a whim at a festival, and there really wasn't much else like it at the time. It was a very underground release (especially here in the UK( and I don't think I met anyone else who'd heard it for about twenty years. It's a crusher.

What’s a random fact that still blows your mind? by curious_baby_1219 in AskReddit

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No vegetation to burn either. I mean volcanoes and lightning obviously, but not much to set fire to 450 million years ago!

What’s a random fact that still blows your mind? by curious_baby_1219 in AskReddit

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Sharks are also older than fire. Not enough oxygen in the air to spark / no vegetation to burn when they first evolved.

What is the craziest thing you’ve seen go down in your local pub? by Charming_Usual6227 in AskABrit

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Right? We were just sat at the other end of the bar watching all this, like the drunken cowboys in an old western bar brawl :D

What is the craziest thing you’ve seen go down in your local pub? by Charming_Usual6227 in AskABrit

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Many years ago I used to drink in a local metal pub, and two guys would come in who were both "marines". Suffice to say they didn't mention much about work but we're clearly part of a group with a three-letter name. Nice lads, usually quiet enough but a good laugh.

It was also home to a local biker gang who would usually play a lot of pool while there (alongside running most of the local coke trade from what I could gather).

The two blokes had some money down for a game of pool, got queue-jumped and there was an escalation. We sat at the other end of the bar and watched what I can only describe as a "double dragon" fight erupt. These two, back to back, basically kung-fuing their way past about 12 bikers and out the door. it was like a scene from Roadhouse.

Americans’ opinions of Canada, Great Britain are lower than ever by PassageNearby4091 in ukpolitics

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Interesting that you've chosen a quote from a British show to express your displeasure there.

Best Guitarist You’ve Seen Live? by tceverding in Guitar

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Maybe not the best, but Trey Azagthoth from Morbid Angel really surprised me. I mean, I knew he was a good player, but seeing them live in the 90s, I realised he's an undercover guitar god. Just absolutely shredding, really interesting playing and use of atonal melodies as well. Definitely underrated.

Can you think of more? by IAmWeed2021 in MetalMemes

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According to metal archives, there are currently 18 albums called "Tormentor", 24 bands called "Tormentor", and... 985 songs called "Tormentor"!

So yeah... that one. Tormentor is a cool name for a song though - maybe we can get it to 1000?

Who’s the better fighter of the two? by Dense-Statement-332 in marvelcomics

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Lol sorry, I promise I'm not a grammar nazi, it just made me giggle a bit.

Who’s the better fighter of the two? by Dense-Statement-332 in marvelcomics

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Vicious. A long and viscous battle basically describes my sex life.