listen up everyone we're changing the century thing. from now on the 18th century means the 1800s, 17th century is 1700s, and so on. we're not doing the weird subtraction thing anymore. we're changing it. it's over
"Everything's fine," the babysitter said into the phone. "But can I cover up the weird clown statue in your hallway?"
"Get out of the house, I'm calling the police," the father urgently replied. "You have disrespected my clown statue and I hate you."
Philip K Dick movies all have names like CORTICAL IMPASSE and are based on short stories called like "Let's See What's Going On Down at the Brain Factory"
I was wearing a Run-DMC shirt at the time. My dental hygienist probably didn't talk to many of her patients about 80s rap, but the one time she did she totally blew it
I don't care what the song says, the Ghostbusters don't have any jurisdiction over an invisible man. That's just a guy. They aren't allowed to bust him
Also after civilization collapses we're gonna give Metric Time a try. This will probably negate my great new century thing but that's the cost of progress
lot of folks talking about homestuck in the replies. love it. used to watch strong bad emails every day in middle school, I put a limozeen sticker on my first synth. homestuck runner fans unite
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I had a friend in high school who would pronounce baconator like speedometer as a joke, and then that just became my default way of saying baconator
hello I made a reddit to prove that my friend who took the picture is telling the truth on reddit about taking the picture. He's the guy from the post. Have a cool day........ -stu 😎
Mr. 3000 (2004): A retired baseball player (Bernie Mac) finds himself on his 3000th birthday unable to die. He tries various methods of terminating his own life, but is foiled in every encounter. Will he ever attain final rest? Comedy, 187 minutes
SECRETARY: Someone called while you were away, sir, they said that "the man with the hat is back." Oh, and "this time he's bringing his dad."
ME: [growing visibly concerned] Thank you, Stephanie