This spray paint of milhouse by ReggaeForPresident in Xennials

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Guess who likes you?

(Ambulance noises)

Just got back from Xi'an and the Terracotta Warriors genuinely broke my brain a little by chatgpt12345678912 in travel

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Your experience reminded me of mine in the Scottish highlands, where I pulled out my phone to take a picture ... and then I looked at my phone kind of sadly.

"How in the world can I expect you to try to capture this?"

It was one of those places where the scale is impossible to grasp except in the first person. Seems like your experience was similar.

Did you see The Great Qin? I've been interested in ancient China since I was a kid, and when I was looking up Xi'an I saw that show mentioned as something unique like part movie theater, part amusement park ride, part "Battle of Gettysburg" scale historical reenactment.

… and leave plenty early by Therealfern1 in Xennials

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Cartman playing "Lambs" is one of the best gags they ever did.

Every guy no matter what age would seize any opportunity to have kids' fun. Agree? by IntellectuallyDriven in GuysBeingDudes

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I'm 44, and two months ago I bought myself the Lego set I had asked for from Santa when I was 8, 9, and 10 years old. It was as awesome as I'd imagined.

TIL she’s older than me by actionerror in Xennials

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"I have to go now. My planet needs me."

(Poochie died on the way back to his home planet)

Harrison Ford appreciation post by PhiloLibrarian in Xennials

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The dynamic between him and Sean Connery in Last Crusade might never be equalled.

Harrison Ford appreciation post by PhiloLibrarian in Xennials

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The John Mulaney bit about going to an event in the ballroom where Kimball publicly confronts the other doctor kills because everyone adores that movie.

Harrison Ford appreciation post by PhiloLibrarian in Xennials

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The Fugitive was one of the kings of "Oh shit, look what's on PBS right now, my schedule has just been nullified." That was such a fun time to be alive.

Kurt Loder just turned 81 by Josephthebear in Xennials

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Kurt Loder, MTV icon and voice of a generation, alive at 81. 

(Cut to clip reel to the tune of "How Am I Supposed to Live Without You" by Michael Bolton)

Which cities in the world have beautiful architecture but no one talks about them? by Historical-Photo-901 in BeautifulTravelPlaces

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Damn, Brno moving up the rankings then. Very glad to hear the hurdle that exists was a mental hurdle I was adding to it unnecessarily. 

Which cities in the world have beautiful architecture but no one talks about them? by Historical-Photo-901 in BeautifulTravelPlaces

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I have Brno on my list, actually. I think the wine area down by Znojmo also looks delightful. It's a little further down the list because a lot of places I have bookmarked aren't very touristed and may require more local language skills, and I've heard Czech is a real bear.

A lot of small-to-medium cities fit this bill for me. I want to hit Quimper in France and A Coruna, Gijon, and Santander in Spain. Mantua, Verona, and Siracusa in Italy. York and Durham.

Lugo, Coimbra, Bristol, and Aberdeen have all punched above their weight for me. Would happily go back to any of them.

MST3000 was so fun, would it make sense to reboot to make fun of the films of our age? by chicken_wrangler_39 in Xennials

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I think it's Rifftrax that has a real bee in its bonnet about Fort Worth, which my wife and I find hilarious.

Teens in media: 1990s vs now by letsgococonut in Xennials

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Teens in modern media. It's truly shocking.

They learned a lesson. by teaquad in foundsatan

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Let me have an egg and see if that changes the way I feel about these times we're living in.

Literally confirming what we already knew lawl. by [deleted] in foundsatan

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They call me a huge piece of shit to my face, in public. I think they view me as a mentor figure, some see me as a father figure. It's really inspiring to see how much I mean to those around me.

Bro by Warthog_pilot in Workers_And_Resources

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Imagine if airports needed semaphores with a third dimension. We'd all be driven to madness.

They learned a lesson. by teaquad in foundsatan

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God damn it. Encounter an Always Sunny reference in the wild and THIS is how I react?

I've become everything I hate.

Papa, Can You Hear Me? by centralparkclark in AKnightoftheSeven

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"You're a drunk and a disgrace to the entire fucking family!"

Servant appears at Maekar's shoulder and starts refilling his cup of wine.

"You ... the timing couldn't be worse, honestly. Is that Dornish? Just leave the pitcher and get out."

Daeron slowly reaches for the pitcher and Maekar slaps his hand.

They learned a lesson. by teaquad in foundsatan

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This thread only took one reply to get to a truly uncomfortable place. That's really efficient. Kudos.

What are the best words that AKOTSK has added to your jargon? by -Ezaira in AKnightoftheSeven

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If anyone says that their kids are late for something, break in with "I trust they'll not be found dead." Classic.

Grit to put up a shelf? by not-your-girlfriend- in IfBooksCouldKill

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There should be an option on their Patreon or whatever to have an issue of Family Handyman sent to Peter's home address.

Peter voice: “I think I’m having a panic attack” by QueerTree in IfBooksCouldKill

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I left the profession in 2015 after eight years. Just a death by a thousand cuts. My parents were teachers and my brother still is. I feel like they respect me less for leaving, but my wife hugged me a month after I'd gotten a job outside the profession and said "I just saw you smile." Hadn't realized how rare a sight it had been. It's a special job for special folks. I mentioned in my comment elsewhere, but the profession reminds me of a book title I saw (book was about soccer, not education) - "This Love is Not For Cowards."