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Given the situation this woman is evil and should be put away for a long time, but just in a vacuum, I have been on this site for just over 18 years and this might be the comment that has made me laugh the hardest ever:

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Where were these women at when I was watching the Smurfs
That medication commercial that they cut to after the Toronto manager went to take the pitcher out had AI actors and it was freaky as hell I don’t know if anybody else noticed
The musical Interlude and the Sandlot coded shite like the kids on the bikes is annoying. I’m more romantic about baseball than the next guy, but miss me with this shite.
I remember for that Troy game they gave out complimentary terrible towels at the gate. It was cold but I feel like as time has passed the coldness of that game is a little exaggerated, but I digress.

Anyway, because we were getting beat so bad, people were leaving and leaving their terrible towels, so I remember grabbing a bunch and fashioning like a beanie and a face covering out of them, and I looked over at another guy who had done the same thing, and we kind of just gave each other the polite head nod as if to say, nice ingenuity brother.
A couple of low key movies that I kicked back with a couple of glasses of whiskey and had a good time with (both available on Prime or YouTube movies for free) are:

A Walk in the Woods:

- Based off of a book. Robert Redford plays a retired travel writer who gets bored with everyday life and decides to hike the Appalachian Trail. He invites his cantankerous old buddy and they get going. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

The Last Stand:

Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a sheriff of a small town and the whole town heads out of town for the weekend, so he is left with a small group of dufuses to defend the town from an incoming cartel
No because I do not take posting on internet message boards that seriously
2010 @ Florida

That game was kind of a war and I remember there was a pass that was close to being over the LOS that they gave to us which is part of the reason why we won
Damn, I tried to post the that's a penis gif but it did not show up.
Before he was killed, I had literally never heard the name Charlie Kirk before in the entirety of my life. If you would have shown me his picture you could have given me a million guesses and I would not have correctly guessed his name.
It does not track considering the next avengers movie will be Secret Wars and that is a very unique set up
So we pretty much all agree that England is like 25 nobodies and Harry Kane
I am fine with retiring Heisman winner's numbers. USC and others do it, although I think Carson Palmer has given USC permission to keep #9 in rotation.
Chandler
West
Stojakovic
Peterson (lol)
Paul

Man those were the days.
Judge absolutely will have his number retired by the Yankees. They retired Bernie Williams' number and he was wholly unremarkable.
Watched it yesterday when it dropped on Prime. Good natured and harmless? Yes, absolutely. Did I love it like how people fell into a craze for it? I mean, not really.
Them falling for the scam where they AI the young relative's voice to call the elderly relative and play the recording that says the person is in jail or in trouble :lol:

re: Random fact of the day

Posted by lsutigersFTW on 6/24/26 at 12:15 pm to
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Didn't even occur to me micky mouse was a thing at that time.


Disney was producing content as early as the 1920s.
He was great in Kinds of Kindness. It's a movie that has three little mini-movies in it so he's playing three different characters, and then in each of the three features his character has big emotional arcs in each one. So yeah, he definitely has range.