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Violetta 2 month s ago
#9 The horrors of Communism.
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Ivan 2 month s ago
Next time, have someone who isn't a hard left lunatic write these
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Molly 2 month s ago
I was going to say how so many of these can appear to be cynical, narcissistic, woke, and consequently depressing and unfunny attempts at humor.
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Carol 2 month s ago
Molly,
Agreed. The tone of the writer seems envious of the people being denigrated. A jealous cynical Commie who writes like a petulant 13 year old girl.
Agreed. The tone of the writer seems envious of the people being denigrated. A jealous cynical Commie who writes like a petulant 13 year old girl.
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Beverly 2 month s ago
Ivan,zzzzzzzzzzzzz
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Kenneth 2 month s ago
#28 Say what? Oppenheimer spoke those words in 1945.
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Niel 2 month s ago
#29 The quote predates both movies by several thousand years.
"I am become death" comes from the sacred Hindi text, Bhagavad Gita. Oppenheimer had read it, and quoted from it.
"I am become death" comes from the sacred Hindi text, Bhagavad Gita. Oppenheimer had read it, and quoted from it.
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Peregrine 2 month s ago
#28. Wauconda really does exist. It is a suburb of Chicago. The Blues Brothers were filmed here.
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Clifton 1 month ago
#1 Stupid AF!
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Benjamin 1 month ago
#3 Titanic Old Rose stupidly dumps the diamond in the ocean instead of giving to her family or showing to the hardworking explorers
#17 Joe Pesci first appears as a fake cop. He is a thief in the movie.
#17 Joe Pesci first appears as a fake cop. He is a thief in the movie.
Agreed. The tone of the writer seems envious of the people being denigrated. A jealous cynical Commie who writes like a petulant 13 year old girl.
"I am become death" comes from the sacred Hindi text, Bhagavad Gita. Oppenheimer had read it, and quoted from it.
#17 Joe Pesci first appears as a fake cop. He is a thief in the movie.