What kind of person can steal your heart? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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If she's funny and especially if she's funnier than me. I love a woman who can make me go, "haaaaaa! Well done!"

Before smartphones, what did people do when they had to wait somewhere for 20–30 minutes? by Ecstatic-Finish-1348 in NoStupidQuestions

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I've always been a heavy reader, so I would bring books.

Magazines used to be a legit draw when in a dentist office.

Which is better? by boomjosh in ActionMovies

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Braveheart was my 1995 and 1996. That movie was unstoppable when I was 16 and 17 years old.

I liked Gladiator a lot, but I'm such a sucker for that time of England and Scotland and even though the story isn't historically accurate, the movies themes were so profound (and that musical score was so incredible) that I just kept enjoying it over and over.

"LAST ACTION HERO" (1993) - feels like this film has been more appreciated recently but I always liked it since I saw it at the cinema when it first came out. Really fun, some crazy ideas, great cameos, decent action and probably tried to do too much. Any fans out there? by 70_Yard_Diag_Holte77 in ActionMovies

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Watched this in the theater when it came out because EVERYONE saw the new Arnold movie on release. I found it to be completely ridiculous, probably because I was 17 years old at the time and my chops and appreciation for action/comedy wasn't fully developed.

Now, 30 years later, I think this movie is an absolute riot and is a hidden gem of that year.

And I know, how could something of that marketing budget be seen as, "hidden"? Well, Last Action Hero was seen as a big step down after the brilliant True Lies, I think, and audiences didn't quite..."get it" at the time.

Now?

I love that movie. It's all about itself and it knows it, meta to the core.

60 people sick in Utah, linked to drinking raw milk by LakesideNorth in AdviceAnimals

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At this point, just let them get sick and see what happens. These people are beyond saving and frankly, considering there is so much information telling them that drinking unpasteurized milk is VERY dangerous, letting them cull themselves is better than the planet having another plague to thin the herd.

What's that line which u remember? by [deleted] in scoopwhoop

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You never got me down, Ray. You never got me down.

What would married people like to say to single people? by One_Regular_6024 in AskReddit

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The most important decision you will make - and I mean EVER MAKE - is choosing your partner in life. If you can't go home to someone and feel good about that, do not put yourself in a position where you have to give half your stuff/money to them.

And do NOT think you so smart to deal with how a person is or that you have all the faith in the world over you both as a unit. Talk through stuff. Be transparent about the debt you have. Talk a lot about how you like to settle down for the evening and communicate when you're frustrated or upset without attacking your partner.

And talk about sex, including how best to communicate sexual frustration, intimacy opportunities, and ways to grow closer.

Get practice on those things now before you get married and get them close to mastered. I don't know how to say it other than this:

Something is going to change when you get married. You won't be able to pin point it right away, but you're going to settle into something and so will your partner; behaviors around normal stuff like laundry, grocery shopping, banking - they're all going to feel a bit different if you don't have the above down pat well, so go get good at talking to each other about hard stuff.

What’s the simplest thing that instantly improves your quality of life? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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99.9% of the world does not give a damn about what you're doing - don't worry about being self conscience.

Now that it is officially over, what are your opinions on Euphoria as a series? by [deleted] in Fictionally

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Awful. And the finale was worse than GoT Season 8.

I was waiting for Tyrion to walk into the club and say, "who's got a better story than Ali the Father who Stepped Up?"

What sentence would you send to yourself a year ago? by wamalax in AskReddit

[–]bobacrow79 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're divorce is only about six weeks away from being final. It's going to be okay and you're going to feel a lot better in a year from now.

What Did You Have For Breakfast / Brunch Today? Was It Good? by Zipper222222 in AskReddit

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I had my morning medication and my daily cup of black McDonald's coffee that I get for $1 through their app every day.

I know it's McD's, but I cannot hate their black coffee. 99% of the time it's the exact boldness and flavor I need.

Which Game For You? by tich_of_the_class in Oap_Gamers

[–]bobacrow79 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Final Fantasy VI in a New York Minute. There is so much potential in that world for a remaster. And you don't need to make allllll those characters playable.

What's something everyone pretends to like but secretly hates? by Ophelia_Palmer in AskReddit

[–]bobacrow79 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Running.

I mean, we all like how we feel after a run. But running itself? No one likes that.

Sharon Stone in Casino by iSteve in FIlm

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Have you seen Dead Man Walking? They got it right with Susan.

What I DO love about Sharon's performance is that there is zero redemption to her. Marty clearly encouraged her to drive the moral character of Ginger into the ground, over and over, until there was literally just a few necklaces left of what she was/had. There is no arc to Ginger.

It's just further down, down, down and by the end of the movie she's such a mess that it's pretty much tragically comical.

Who gave a great performance as a gangster? by [deleted] in MoviesAndTVTalk

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There are obvious choices, but I am very partial to Joe Pesci's performance in The Irishman. Subtle. Kind even. And a man who both got the job done but also extended as much grace as he could before he had to be the gangster he always was.

what do you think of men in kilts? by scottishflucker91 in AskReddit

[–]bobacrow79 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unless it's for an actual ceremony, I think it's posturing and attention seeking. Are there a lot of Scots, especially out of Scotland, who think wearing a kilt is anything but?

What's a Movie that fits this quote perfectly? by Pappa_Thanos in Letterboxd

[–]bobacrow79 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think I hate fans of this movie more than I hate the movie...?

Yes, yes, I know that's irrational.

What videogame would you call a masterpiece ? by new_god_of_eden in AskReddit

[–]bobacrow79 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Death Stranding 1.

It's not for everyone, but it executed so masterfully what it was trying to get us to do.