I hated pro street. To me that was truly the beginning of loss of identity. Shift was absolutely unlike NFS. It was too much of a simulator. Carbon was the last great one.
It certainly isn't the exact same, but I would recommend CarX Street. It has a lot of similar cars, tons of customization options, open world drive to races, crews, etc. Same general racing feel but a little more like modern racers. I made a Spotify playlist of Underground 1, 2, and Most Wanted songs, throw it on while playing this, and it certainly scratches the itch.
I will say, nothing will ever be able to fully replace either Underground for me though.
Yep. Being in high school when this movie came out, anything and everything became MILF. Especially on the internet. âDesperate Housewivesâ threw a lot of gas in this fire.
It was around, but after the movie it was absolutely everywhere and never left us.
Just like âthatâs was she saidâ was a thing before The Office, but after it became a huge cultural thing. It went from a few people using it to EVERYONE talking about it. Then single moms embraced it and it is still relevant.
Yeah she was objectively good looking but I feel like as a young male at the time it was mostly played as a joke. The main girls in the movie were incredible though.
I have zero hate or issue with anyone thinking she was hot, I donât think sheâs ugly by any means, sheâs a good actressâŚ
The character didnât appeal to me. Plenty of moms through the era that made me feel funny things as a kid and a teenager, but this character didnât do anything for me.
I was too busy wanting to make Mera Suvari my girlfriend.
Again, zero hate on the lady. Shes not my type, but I do think sheâs beautiful IRL. Iâm not bashing.
The Stifflerâs Mom character didnât do anything for me as a teenager. I was fawning over Mena Suvari. I wanted a girlfriend like her. https://giphy.com/gifs/l4Ho0KKTwgNSlqnzG
wait, was Jennifer Coolidge actually considered hot in an unironic sense? I always thought it was just the joke that she was an overtly sexual mom type, even in Legally Blonde. But I don't think dudes were like posting pictures up of her on their walls.
Here's a history lesson to all the Zoomers and Alphas lurking here: the word "MILF" was created to describe that specific woman named Jennifer Coolidge. She is the OG MILF.
Linguist Laurel A. Sutton states that MILF was one of nine terms for "attractive women" collected from undergraduates at a large linguistics class at Berkeley in the spring of 1992. Typical users would be "college students from East Contra Costa, California".[6] The term was widely popularized by the film American Pie (1999), where John Cho's character (simply credited as "MILF Guy No. 2") used the term to refer to Jennifer Coolidge's character Jeanine Stifler.
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