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They really gave this turd a mid-credit scene to leave the door open for a sequel?

lol. Pass.

I can’t say I didn’t chuckle a good bit through the first half. But it definitely felt more like hanging out with a funny dude than watching a standup special.

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in a meaningless fricking game.

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Tell that to PR fans.

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His comments and demeanor?

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I’ll lean towards something like, “They shouldnit been in mer way when I was doing the racing fast for mer job.”

And WBRZ…we won’t show you the crash…but stop the video. Theeeeere. Freeze the shot right as his push bars are about to rip the car in half.

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I have someone of a different theory why that big eyed girl was allowed to leave rather than, “she ate a hamburger.”

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It’s a little ironic in that your theory, which I agree with, is being totally overlooked because it’s simple and straightforward. Like a cheeseburger.

While the foodie equivalents on movie forums are trying a little too hard to make it something bigger in hopes of being recognized as seeing what others don’t see.

What if the reason the bacteria was brought up was because someone asked a question and it was answered?

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A brainwashed kitchen staff like a cult

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Like? That was a cult bud. Call em Church of the Lamb Chop.

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The characters were just awful and Tyler was the worst one.

I guess if it’s a satire on foodies

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And Tyler was the foodies in the audience.

Alluding from the start that Tyler isn’t a notable guest. Posting every plate they’re served as if food is an experience. Owning kitchen tools and appliances that belong in a chemistry lab more than they do in a kitchen. Talking down to anyone who doesn’t “understand” a dish while pretending to love ones that mock them bc they paid $1,250 to eat a restaurant that serves dipping oils with no bread. That sir is satirical mockery at its finest. Just absolutely…Iambic.

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You couldn’t run away from the middle aged Asian hostess, but the ticket to get away alive was to review his cheeseburger that he missed cooking.

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It was a nice change of pace that they didn’t have her John McClain her way out of there like they did with Samara Weaving in Ready or Not.

[sarcasm face on] It was a triumphant victory for the everyday wo/man who used her cunning abilities she’s earned as a…..service industry worker (HOOKER) to outsmart the psycho eunuch.

Bought an NES console two weeks ago. Seller said it “works but might need new pins”.

Once I got it I went to work.

Replaced the OEM adapter w/ one that works.

72 pin connector received a full treatment of cleaning, boiling, and bending.

My game connectors are near flawless after going back over them with Brasso after using isopropyl.

I went from no power to mostly blinking red light to having to finesses the position of the cart to now almost every game firing up. The next part is where I need help.

I may have gotten too confident by trying to solder a connector on the motherboard that had a small spot of oxidation. See below.

Now my games play for about 1-5 minutes and then the console shuts off.

There’s capacitors I want to check for voltage and I’ll try a long shot of disconnecting the lockout chip.

Looking for any ideas of someone who has a bit more PCB and soldering experience than me. Gameware said nope. Most electronics fix-it stores that specialize on phones in the area only work on newer consoles.

If I can’t find anyone who might want to rework my shite solder, next step might be learning how to rebuild a PCB from scratch….after more soldering practice.

Thought about this recently. I think we're getting to a point where a "This better work" montage will be up on youtube soon.

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I live in a subdivision that was once dairy pasture - all I can say it takes persistence and patience, and years to rid one’s self of pasture weeds.

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Coming from you, now I feel like I stepped in the ring vs Tyson.

Know that the original comment was not posted with you or ronk in mind. I see how helpful you are to many who aren’t experienced with lawn care issues.

All good ronk.

Just some common grassy weed issues that aren’t too difficult to diagnose. Just noticed a common refrain when making sure I identified the right weed. We don’t all need Customer Service ronk!

The Bermuda comment was is response to the downvotes that Cool Hand received. Figured it was people not interested in hearing about Bermuda. Or maybe people just don’t like him on this board. IDK