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The Internet Dropped These Absolute Treasures This Week, And I'm Literally Obsessed With Every Single One

The Internet Dropped These Absolute Treasures This Week, And I'm Literally Obsessed With Every Single One

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You might be familiar with the subreddit r/MovieDetails, in which people share little details and Easter eggs from their favorite movies. It's fun! But what I really want to share with you is its evil twin, r/ShittyMovieDetails, which makes me laugh just about every time it pops up in my feed. What's it about, you ask? Well, as the name implies, it's movie details, but shitty. For example:
It's true, they were!
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This one's great:
And I know we like to avoid politics here, but this one's a bipartisan issue:
Just an excellent joke, TBH.
And finally, sometimes the details just raise really good questions:
Because really, WTF was up with that, Coop?
Related:
…That in English, we do this:
I love when you discover the reason behind something that you always just kinda knew about your language, and it's like your brain just goes, 'Oh!' (Of course, this might be an English-specific phenomenon, because our language usually feels like it's just based on vibes.)
There's this one, too:
That's OSASCOMP for short.
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Basically, I'm always impressed by ANYONE learning English as a second language, because it seems like it would be impossible.
There are many things I love about this image — the tiny, rabbit-sized bed, the look of quiet satisfaction on the rabbit's face — but for some reason the use of 'chuffed' is just the cherry on top.
Proper chuffed, even!
Do you ever stop to think about how the advancement of technology is making us safer and improving people's critical thinking skills? Yeah, me neither:
I mean, I guess this is a great way to catch terrorists who are stuck in some kind of Liar Liar situation because their son made a wish on his birthday cake.
Related:
I always like to finish every week by leaving you with a little something that I can't get out of my head. This week, it's all about pigeons:
— Code switching as a toddler?
— This is cool as hell
— Strangers naming people's pets is so entertaining
— That's it. That's exactly what it's like
— I have not fact-checked this, but I SO hope it's true
That's all for this week, see you later! And remember, if you want more like this, you can subscribe to the Only Good Internet newsletter (if you want, I mean, don't let me tell you what to do, ya know?).
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