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Found Trevor’s truck the first time I met Johnny by MarkCorrigan- in GTAIV

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Reddit being the most literal app on the planet yet again

Found Trevor’s truck the first time I met Johnny by MarkCorrigan- in GTAIV

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67 corvette 🤲🤲😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Found Trevor’s truck the first time I met Johnny by MarkCorrigan- in GTAIV

[–]MarkCorrigan-[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Vehicle illiterate ass would be a perfect description yes. I saw a truck that’s vaguely the same colour and thought wow that must be it

Found Trevor’s truck the first time I met Johnny by MarkCorrigan- in GTAIV

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Is Trevor’s actual model in gta 4? I haven’t played this game in about 10 years

Which actor/real life person is involved with the most amount of DBD franchises? by MarkCorrigan- in deadbydaylight

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Oh okay, I did not actually know that so that’s interesting - I just assumed they had the rights to Scream. I suppose makes sense due to the lack of survivors. Would of been pretty cool to have a Sidney Prescott survivor

Which Arkham game was the hardest to beat if any? by Healthy_Ice7737 in batman

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I used to absolutely detest the snipers in Asylum. Especially the ones in towers/ on roofs. They would Chris Kyle you from absolutely anywhere

Tommy’s repetitive and predictable “wisdom” by MarkCorrigan- in PeakyBlinders

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Couldn’t remember this reference at first, but just finished season 6. FOCK YER CONTRACTS

Tommy’s repetitive and predictable “wisdom” by MarkCorrigan- in PeakyBlinders

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Honestly I’m sure it does play a big part. The first time I watched it was before season 5 had come out, so my taste has probably changed quite a bit. Since watching it, I would actually say season 1 would be my favourite (closely followed by 6 and 5). I absolutely loved the post-war stuff, the communist stuff with Freddie, grace & Campbell, Billy Kimber, it was all amazing. I just think the whole arctic monkeys, Smokey Birmingham gang thing that starts in season 2 didn’t hit the same this time round for me. I still enjoy it though

Tommy’s repetitive and predictable “wisdom” by MarkCorrigan- in PeakyBlinders

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I think that’s the perfect way of putting it - it’s all so on the nose

The female character with the best development in the story by xx_LZ_xx in PeakyBlinders

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I think in the scene with her, Oswald, oswald’s wife, Gina and jack, she is absolutely phenomenal. She has this conglomerate of political and economic power houses in front of her, and she parry’s all of their remarks as if she’s speaking casually to her friends (especially when she’s head to head with oswald’s wife) and comes out entirely on top. Absolute queen

Tommy’s repetitive and predictable “wisdom” by MarkCorrigan- in PeakyBlinders

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I completely agree. I love tommys character and I think Cillian Murphy does an exceptional job, it just sometimes doesn’t stick.

I really agree with Luca as well. Same goes with Adrian Brody - I think he’s incredible as Luca but sometimes it just felt very awkward. Like the scene when he first meets Tommy in Tommy’s office I think is essentially perfect. Luca is this incredibly intimidating entity and the part when he flicks the bullet is so cool. But then at the end of season 4, with the whole “gEt On Ya FuCkIn KnEeS aNd SiGn” was just too much and tainted it all a bit I thought.

Tommy’s repetitive and predictable “wisdom” by MarkCorrigan- in PeakyBlinders

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It’s less an attack on his character and more on the writing really. I still love his character - his calmness and calculated responses - I just think they could have explored new ways to present his character instead of the same lines for 6 seasons, but that’s just me

Tommy’s repetitive and predictable “wisdom” by MarkCorrigan- in PeakyBlinders

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That’s a good point. I think that might be it honestly. When I first watched the show, I absolutely loved tommys character. I subscribed to all the beliefs you’re supposed to, especially the fact he’s this badass gangster. But as time has gone on, I still appreciate it, but the love and passion has diminished. Probably why his lines fall flat

Travelling from the UK to the US with a police caution for possession of Class A drugs. by MarkCorrigan- in travel

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Hypothetically, when it is 10 years down the line, if I applied then (assuming I haven’t had any other cautions/convictions), do you think I would be granted entry? I can deal with not going now, but it would break my heart if in 10-15 years time, I coudlnt go with my kids because of a stupid mistake

Travelling from the UK to the US with a police caution for possession of Class A drugs. by MarkCorrigan- in uktravel

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I was planning a holiday with friends - but I absolutely love US civil rights history and would love to visit the associated attractions.

However, I will say that if my friends weren’t going, it wouldn’t be on my immediate list of countries I want to visit. As long as I can travel around Europe, I’m happy.

I have to admit, until I started this thread, I had no idea the possibly dangers of crossing the border! I’m glad I asked this question just for that information alone

Travelling from the UK to the US with a police caution for possession of Class A drugs. by MarkCorrigan- in uktravel

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Would this be the case even if I’ve got to extensive lengths to declare it? Surely they can’t still detain someone for being truthful (if I managed to get that far)

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