Probably. When Gen X is gone, these movies will be looked at poorly.

This wasn't just some rich girl. Bender was probably richer than the richest kids in any of our high schools. Hughes wrote his movies based around the wealthiest place imaginable.

I always got the impression that they did never hang out again, it was explicitly stated in the movie. I never got the impression that they "ended up together".

Having never seen it, I would guess that that quote is probably the only positive thing I would get from the movie. And I'm of that age (37, if you must know).

Dammit, I was searching the posts to see if someone had already used my favorite line, and you have. :'(

Give me my doobage.

Don't you…. forget about me

Why does Bender, the largest of the Breakfast Club, simply not eat the others?

Life will find a way.

Correct. And if the school dislikes evolution so much, they'll just pay it lip service and kinda dismiss it right afterwards. "That really wasn't true, but those commies in the Capitol make us talk about it."

That's just sad. Millions of children will be left behind without a good understanding of the basic principles which describe our world. That just saddens me.

I understand that it does require a level of trust of the experts. But that trust is earned through demonstration of scientific principles. It differs greatly from religion where the requirement is to believe in what cannot be observed… by anyone.

Shhhhhhhhhh. You'll draw them here.

Magic fucking handles! That's how!

Also, what is more complex biologically isn't necessarily less chaotic entropically.

"but when I don't understand something I look it up"

So you know Jim too?

By the pinko commie education system run by… UNIONS!

Show them this:

What happened next?