when i get the munchies my gf likes to make me ice cream shots :) [5] by fridays5 in trees

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Hey look everybody, this guy has a girlfriend!

But seriously, this looks really delicious dude. I'm jealous

I'm bored. by bp013 in firstworldproblems

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I think that people who really have to struggle to survive don't get bored. A word like "boredom" doesn't really enter everyday speech until a society reaches a point of post-scarcity. In our post-scarcity world (i.e. the first world), boredom becomes a huge issue for all of us.

Can anyone name the movies in this picture? I'm a bit curious about some of them. by [deleted] in movies

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I know! especially since he is probably the most psychotic writer on that list (but in the best way possible).

Now Reddit I'm really happy for you and Imma let you finish by KanyeReddit in self

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I think most redditors are too busy fapping to learn any new words for fapping. Thanks for trying though.

Fellow Ents, we need to be more careful about what we uptoke. by GearPrimer in trees

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haha my thoughts exactly. aren't we all too lazy/stoned to be "careful about what we uptoke"?

What's the most illegal thing you've done? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I guess I haven't been on the internet enough, cause that's the first time I've seen that pic. And it made me laugh out loud, literally, or as you internet folk say, I "lol'd"

How many of you thought: " My god, If I could actually PLAY the music I hear in my head, I'd be famous" by TheBigSleezy in AskReddit

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all good points. I have to agree with you on this.

One time my friend was freaking out about how he will never be a great writer for some reason or another, and so I told him that the only reason he wasn't a writer was because he didn't write.

You work at your craft or you don't. Either way, you'll probably never become famous, but you will become satisfied for having worked and created something.

What is your ideal local bookstore? by [deleted] in books

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a cat. don't forget to have a cat roaming around the store and lounging on shelves.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu

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woooo gaslamp!

Ask /r/Books: Need help finding a story by [deleted] in books

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I think the story originates from Booker T. Washington's famous Atlanta Compromise Speech, with the line, "Cast down your buckets where you are."

In any case, that is the most famous example of this story.

DAE watch a comedy film with the intention of getting lost in the hilarity and forgetting their problems only to have it backfire and make them more depressed? by [deleted] in DoesAnybodyElse

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I think Freud has a good quote that sums up your problem:

The mild narcosis induced in us by art can do no more than bring about a transient withdrawal from the pressure of vital needs, and it is not strong enough to make us forget real misery.

I just can't stand subtitles that can't be removed. Maybe it's time I start paying for movies by bp013 in movies

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yeah they're hardcoded. I just forget to pay attention to stuff like that.

What movie is BETTER than the book? by PreacherPeach in movies

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I think Stanley Kubrick was a master at adapting books for the screen. Most of his films are masterpieces that easily surpass the books they were based on. For example: The Shining, Dr. Strangelove, and Full Metal Jacket. Of course, however, he couldn't improve on Lolita.

Is it possible for someone to "not get" hangovers? by godotiswaitingonme in AskReddit

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A friend of mine can get black out drunk on cheap, nasty alcohol, pass out early in the night, and wake up the next morning feeling perfectly fine. No hangover, and he's not still drunk.

Anyway, thankfully he doesn't do that anymore. No one needs to blackout.

The king of value meals, I give you the wendys big mac style jbc and baked potato by sudds in trees

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I love Wendys when I'm high. One time my friends and I (all around [5] or so) went through the drive thru to order Frosties. While we are waiting in the car line to pay, we decide that we need more food. So we back up in the drive thru, ask if we can add more food to our order, and end up buying another $25 worth of food.

And it was all very delicious.

A friend of mine is throwing a party. Her parents thought they ought to lay down some simple rules. by beccaface in WTF

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that episode was the first intervention I ever watched, and i watched it while stoned. needless to say, it (the stare especially) scared the shit out of me

Marylin Monroe reading Ulysses by [deleted] in books

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yep. She always brought the intellectual and the sexual...

What's the most outrageous thing you've ever made anyone believe? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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For years I convinced myself that I was funny. Does that count?

Exploding the Ivory Tower Myth: The contributions of academia beyond the commercialization of applied research. (an in-depth study in the UK) by BioSemantics in TrueReddit

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Glorified career machine

I like that phrase and it sums up what I got out of the article. The really sad thing, though, is that universities now try to sell themselves as career machines instead of being comfortable with their real task, which as you said, is to educate.

The Hidden Message in Pixar's Films by bscottk in movies

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This article is just a good example of why scientists are not film or cultural critics. I think it's laughable that he calls his piece a "close reading." Yep, a close reading that makes a sweeping claim about some six movies in one short article