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If there’s a lightning strike within 8 miles, it’s an automatic 30 minute pause
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Scream is like Jurassic Park. One amazing movie and then a bunch of shitty sequels along various spectrums of shite. Although the Scream franchise in total is vastly inferior to the JP franchise.


Scary movie 1 and 2 did to scream what Dewey Cox did to the blockbuster musical biopic.
Definitely one of the worst if not the worst reveals and motivations for the killers in the franchise.

The AI stuff with stu was also so cringe. Would’ve been better just to bring him back as the killer

re: RJ West comits to LSU

Posted by wildtigercat93 on 6/12/26 at 11:16 pm to
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female can't be a "stud"


Might want to brush up on the current cultural lexicon:lol:
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Why exactly do we need a World Cup board when there’s a soccer board?


I mean we have an election board every 4 years despite there being a poli board
Israeli state TV taking over all the news streamers and IP
Yeah if you read the next sentence it explains why this one is different. There’s no David Fincher filter
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What was incredibly political about the first one?


I mean It’s a pretty direct commentary on the evolution of capitalism in the internet age and the flawed tech bros that rose from it.

Fincher put a lot more craft so the message is a lot more subtle and read through character development rather than dialogue, but this is both written and directed by Sorkin. This is going to be dripping with politics. That’s his whole thing. You’re wondering if there’s going to be any pasta at Olive Garden
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This one is going to be incredibly political I fear.


Buddy, it’s a Aaron Sorkin movie
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Again, I'm not trying to be a douche. I'm just saying this is not nearly as simple as some present it.


Never said it was simple but going “we’ve tried nothing and we’re all out of ideas” isn’t really doing anything either.
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The truth is the only option was to be hellbent like there were. There is no “just let them kinda be amateur students” way to making it work. We tried to tell you this but you didn’t listen and now your above talking point is how you rectify how wrong you were


Hate to break it to your incredible ego but me and you hypothetically arguing about this 10 years ago didn’t create this, nor would have it prevented it :lol:


The system was built on kindling sticks, someone was going to light the match
Pushing for legislation decades ago and allowing players to collectively bargain would’ve been a nice start

I’m not saying I have a perfectly manicured plan of what they should have done differently - you’d have to pay me for that much effort. but we’re talking about a massive billion dollar industry with enough money and resources to come up with a better plan and way to address it that shrugging your shoulders at it for 30 years
I think he’s referring to the state wide Senate race Paxton is currently in
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mean, what did you really want the NCAA to do? They have established rules that schools agree to. A ruling comes down that the schools don't like and they run to the judiciary for an injunction. How is the NCAA supposed to fight that?


Have a little foresight and address the issue internally rather than waiting on the courts to force your hand.


And I’m not directing it solely at the feet of the NCAA, I mentioned the power brokers of the sport because it’s the teams and conferences that really control this stuff.
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Hope all you dumbfricks are happy with where we are now.


We are in this situation because the people in charge decided to keep the money train flowing as long as possible rather than plan for this inevitable issue coming to the forefront

NCAA and the sports power brokers sat on their hands for decades to collect as much cash as they could before the fat lady sang.
It’s a weak field but 22 is in the running for best comedy sequel
Kind of crazy the Sony leaks prevented there from being like 7 of these already :lol:
Hard to discount that the first one had David Fincher directing.

This could go real sideways with a Sorkin script and him directing

re: Obsession (Curry Barker)

Posted by wildtigercat93 on 6/7/26 at 11:06 am to
I’m all ears

For starters, are there even a dozen scenes in this movie? :lol: