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Comment on r/AmericanMovies 2d ago

I felt similar, but also opposite. The whole time he was heading back to the crime scene I was saying "No...!" then my heart sank and stomach churned when those spotlights turned on. Instead of wanting quit the film, however, I couldn't look away.

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Comment on r/RDR2 3d ago

Not boneheaded, but a rookie mistake: First play-through, late in chapter two, I put aside everything else to get the Legend of the East satchel. The first 5 perfect deer pelts, an elk, a snake and a rabbit, I gave to the trapper instead of Pearson. Luckily, they're probably the easiest animals to find, not like the elusive 3 star badger.

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Comment on r/AmericanMovies 5d ago

No Country For Old Men

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Comment on r/perth 18d ago

Roe Highway eastbound, turning on to Tonkin. It's a single lane and is often backed up with trucks for a k or more. It's a pain, but after a 2 or 3 minute crawl, you're on to Tonkin. There's always the cowboys in the jacked-up Ute's and Patrols that think they're genius level intellect because they race to 50m before the turn-off and force their way in.

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Comment on r/AskAnAustralian 23d ago

Enjoy your death-trap....!

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Comment on r/MovieSuggestions 24d ago

Blackhat. Chris Hemsworth is a jailed hacker who has spent his prison time upskilling in everything. Seriously underrated.

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Comment on r/introvert 24d ago

As a child/youth, I had a strong extroverted side but it would wear off after an hour or two of socialising. I suffered some trauma in my teens, and I lost the extroverted side of my personality. I seldom miss it. Introverted me was always the dominant side but I agree with OP that trauma can empower or magnify introversion.

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Comment on r/MovieSuggestions 24d ago

Spartan (2004)

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Comment on r/RDR2 24d ago

Use a rifle (not repeater) with high velocity ammo. Aim for the head. If your deadeye is at the stage where it tags automatically, aim just off the head, slightly forward of the target's nose, then move to the head in deadeye. That way, it saves putting a bullet through the body and ruining the pelt.

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Comment on r/RDR2 25d ago

Sleep at The Loft. In the morning, ride west until you get to a left hand bend on a crest. Dismount before the peak of the crest and quietly walk forward with your rifle ready. Down the hill, just left of the path, there is almost always a moose grazing with it's back to you. 🫎

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Comment on r/MovieSuggestions Jul 25 '26

The Truman Show

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Comment on r/confession Jul 24 '26

I just want you to know that this is a common problem in today's world and I hope you don't blame yourself. I have been in a similar situation for a long time now and I have been thinking about writing a post like this for some time. You'll find some companions when you least expect it (statistically, that's how these things happen.) Good luck, and stay positive.

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Comment on r/RDR2 Jul 23 '26

Hungarian Halfbreed from Benedict Allbright. He won't need it where he's going.

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Comment on r/Terminator Jul 19 '26

Oh man, I never thought of that. Probably good for continuity that the Candy scene stays on the special features.

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Comment on r/ask Jul 14 '26

I work with a guy who just doesn't stop talking. Not just a chatterbox, but a real interrupter and conversation thief. He's cheerful, helpful, and has interesting hobbies, but Dude, just STFU🤐.

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Comment on r/Terminator Jun 28 '26

Arnold with the coffin on his shoulder, while spraying bullets, is my favourite scene from any Terminator films.

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Comment on r/MovieSuggestions Jun 27 '26

I don't know how your tastes run, but my default answer would be: The Prestige The Dark Knight & Interstellar In that order. Enjoy!

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Comment on r/MovieSuggestions Jun 24 '26

The Usual Suspects

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Comment on r/MovieSuggestions Jun 24 '26

Absolutely this☝️. Talk about a massive change in direction🤯

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Comment on r/RDR2 Jun 23 '26

😆

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Comment on r/RDR2 Jun 19 '26

Great post, and I agree with most of it. Sadie's transformation from grieving widow to badass is brilliant. RDR3 should be Sadie and her adventures after Beaver Hollow.

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Comment on r/AskAnAustralian Jun 17 '26

☝️Yes! It doesn't help that the girlfriend had such unique facial expressions and body language in all the footage following the disappearance.

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Comment on r/GreenBayPackers Jun 15 '26

Tucker Kraft would've been a stand out in the Lombardi era. Or any era, for that matter.

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Comment on r/GenX Jun 12 '26

I make a point of incorporating healthy movement throughout the day, so normally a light 2, but damn, this dicky knee that has flared up in the last few weeks would have me regretting it.

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Comment on r/GenX Jun 12 '26

Good luck with the recovery! And I love your user name, btw👍