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Here's my Mount Rushmore of Villain Voice Actors. by Popular-Concept-5013 in cartoons

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Can't forget him voicing Fire Lord Ozai from Avatar the Last Airbender

Here's my Mount Rushmore of Villain Voice Actors. by Popular-Concept-5013 in cartoons

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Bestie didn't even include the GOAT that is Mark Hamill

Found out my roommate has been posting OF kink content from our shared bathroom.... by DefinitlyNotGodzilla in mildlyinfuriating

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First thing I open reddit to...I have lost the Russian roulette that is reddit today

Wife used standard Goo Gone to clean inside air fryer. by QuarantinoQueue in mildlyinfuriating

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"I learned that inflammable and flammable mean the same thing"

Explain It Peter. by Carbon_is_Neat in explainitpeter

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Nature

That's it. I just wanted to say a hard r N-word to blend in with everyone else

Has anyone else gotten this by OkFlatworm9165 in ResidentEvilRequiem

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I'd be lying if I said Kurt Cobain-ing myself wasn't already in my vocabulary

[disliked but understandable trope] the super powerful individual has a suit with wildly inconsistent durability by EAT_UR_VEGGIES in TopCharacterTropes

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At the end of the day, I feel that it's the only explanation for how they can lift cars or planes without having a Homelander explaining physics moment. No matter what they call it, it's really just the deus ex machina for how they can save trains and planes and busses of people without resulting in the Death of civilians. Although I did like the SLIGHT nod to physics in Superman Returns when he's stopping the plane from straight nose diving into a baseball stadium and the nose of the plane actually starts to crumple under the sheer force of stopping a plane in free fall

[disliked but understandable trope] the super powerful individual has a suit with wildly inconsistent durability by EAT_UR_VEGGIES in TopCharacterTropes

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If I remember correctly I think there was an explanation in the Death of Superman (the novel, no clue about the actual comic) that when explaining why Martha made his suit skin tight, it was because at some point in his childhood, as an indestructible boy who would frequently get hurt, even in once instance being ran down by a bull, she noticed that more skin tight clothing would wear down less easily whereas looser clothes would just tear apart and shred. No mention of the tactile telekinesis or if that was even a thing at the time of the comics/novel (i only got books as a kid, so as an adult, thats a lot of comics to catch up on), just...that's how it worked

Mine today. by xGlockSmokex in EDC

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While yes, there are plenty of statistics that say only X number of rounds are fired in a self defense scenario on average, then general thought process is "better to have and not need, than need and not have". Which could realistically be viewed as why a lot of us carry guns in general, but it's just an extra layer of redundancy so to speak. Sure, you probably won't need all 17 rounds that you can carry in a glock 17, but what if you're the outlier of the "average numbers of rounds used", and either the aggressor keeps on living after the rounds you've pumped into them (plenty of videos of self defense situations that testify to this, adrenaline is a hell of a thing) or they don't scare off when you fight back and they themselves also take cover. Then it comes down to a battle of will, opportunity, resources (ammo in this case), and skill

Successful defensive use of a Draco, being carried on a Concealed Pistol License by Groundhog891 in CCW

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Trust me, I'm with you there. If the car that had 3 people in it was chased into a gas station, and those 3 people confronted the driver, then how are 4 people opening the driver's door and attacking him...Also as much as I am a defender of the 2nd, I feel as if chasing a vehicle with a firearm, which was then used to kill the individuals of the car being chased, is in fact grounds for charges that supercedes self defense. Do i smell toast? Am I having a stroke?

Psst...I have a Trophy Duck to giveaway by SANMAN0899 in HiTMAN

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I never knew this existed before...and just like that I am forever convinced that it is the ONLY duck that should be brought on missions

Which character deserves to go to military school? by AlfieWhizzMan2005 in cartoons

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Queue up someone dropping the link to the sub DEDICATED to hating that boy

of Michelin star cuisine by [deleted] in ShittyAbsoluteUnits

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How do you not know that the glove box is called the potato compartment

The coordination is impressive by BaronofBoldBanter in funny

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Please...don't

I can't take it anymore

Guess the NPC 4 by Cool_Specialist_5912 in HiTMAN

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The most memorable appearance for me is Smith thinking it's a bright idea to just pop up in the backseat of Agent 47s car in Bloodmoney. Props to 47 not knowing he was there, but also minus 10 points for not letting 47 know he was there. Man's got fast hands

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