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    Of course Brandanoquitz left, it was his destiny

    Of course Brandanoquitz left, it was his destiny

    I love this shit, this shit makes me hard

    I love this shit, this shit makes me hard

    Does it bother anyone that some of those aren't nations and its missing a lot? I guess it was made during a major geopolitical transitional period, but what I find particularly interesting is that Yakko supports a free and independent Palestine. A Warner brother no less, take that international jewish media conspiracy…

    Does it bother anyone that some of those aren't nations and its missing a lot? I guess it was made during a major geopolitical transitional period, but what I find particularly interesting is that Yakko supports a free and independent Palestine. A Warner brother no less, take that international jewish media conspiracy…

    It isn't just women. What about when Joe Mantegna falls in love with Brendan Fraser in Airheads?

    Eddie Murphy in a companion cube suit, with his arms and legs and head sticking out, it'd sell millions of happy meals

    Jack Black had a pretty meaty role in Bob Roberts two years before that. If they just want embarrassing clips, why not Waterworld or Bio-Dome

    "By the time we dug him up, he turned manila" or "In the kitchen, we'll do a nice manila."

    He WAS sent to California by the Marine Corps to kill!

    Venture Bros. but no…
    …mention of Girl Hitler?

    That's been a thing the last few episodes, David Chang trying to be cool with his soundtrack in that restaurant. The Buzzcocks this week too, the Clash last week I think, plus a few others.

    We're missing the point here, where can I buy a guitar like that for 60 bucks.

    off, rather

    You could bounce a quarter of Jurgen Prochnow's ass back then.

    Mr Prezbo!
    A young Jim True-Frost as Buzz the elevator operator is my favourite part of the movie.

    Detroit eh?
    Was the plot of this movie conceived primarily to take advantage of Detroit's generous concessions to film production and large swathes of deserted real estate?

    Stay gold