a lot of people think he was not. it's impossible he wasn't. he even took in saliva from palmer thing when they were watching Cinemaphile and sharing a joint.
>he even took in saliva from palmer thing when they were watching Cinemaphile and sharing a joint.
Right. Man, I'm glad I caught this in a theater for the anniversary. It was perfect, the second try anyway (they messed up the first showing, made the news n sheeit), the audience was perfect, the picture and sound, ditto.
I did not get to see it (again) for it's anniversary but I did see it in the drive-in and in the theater back when it released. outstanding movie and i'm glad it was made.
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>but I did see it in the drive-in and in the theater back when it released.
I'd trade my experience for yours in a heartbeat because 'ins were cozy. First saw Jedi at one as a little boy, so yeah, there was no way I could have caught that in '82.
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Nice, I saw the OG Star Wars at the local drive in(on release) but the rest were all taken in at the kinoplex.
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>saw the OG Star Wars at the local drive in(on release)
I know it's been said a billion times, but that must have been mind-blowing.
Up to that point, wasn't Star Trek the "best" in terms of quality sci-fi/space fantasy fare? Don't get me wrong, I love classic Trek, but much of it looks like iguana shit compared to Lucas's more or less fully realized world.
This has got to be the most moronic fan theory that's gained traction. Even if Carpenter wasn't intent on openly mocking attempts at head canon for The Thing, its still such a ridiculous extrapolation of what is intentionally meant to be neutral and innocuous scene.
What's sobering about this is the fact that he was apparently not the least bit phased about being estranged from his mother, who destroyed her life on his behalf. He forgot them in an instant, as long as he has Adam Sandler movies he's set.
It speaks to the danger of loving someone unconditionally who doesn't love you back, or worse is literally incapable of it. Those with profound mental disability can't even prove they're self aware, it's horrifying to think what people are obligated to do for people who don't even acknowledge them
>What's sobering about this is the fact that he was apparently not the least bit phased about being estranged from his mother, who destroyed her life on his behalf. He forgot them in an instant, as long as he has Adam Sandler movies he's set.
Dang. :
One time at the dinner, my little brother asked if he "can go to the bathroom". In a fit of rage, my father picked up his Louisville slugger and bellowed "I don't know, CAN YOU?" before bludgeoning him to death in front of our very eyes.
t. Born in the 60s
All at once throughout all of history past and present because of a dropped battery that got too near my cat's water bowl, my dad imploded every molecule in my identical twin's body simply for burping.
-t. le bron in the 1910s
My first though almost, anon. My thought was more like: "if only he had a strong dad to beat him up if he got too uppity" because I refuse to believe that he can't help it.
there's a reason we only hear about this autism shit now and not in previous generations. the instinct to not get an ass whooping overrides any autism ticks
Pretty sure my Vietnam vet mega Swede yell-at-you-for-not-eating-fast-enough would have shot me dead for something like that, anon.
-t. born in the late 70s
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*dad
5 months ago
Anonymous
One time at the dinner, my little brother asked if he "can go to the bathroom". In a fit of rage, my father picked up his Louisville slugger and bellowed "I don't know, CAN YOU?" before bludgeoning him to death in front of our very eyes.
My first though almost, anon. My thought was more like: "if only he had a strong dad to beat him up if he got too uppity" because I refuse to believe that he can't help it.
Why isn't he simply called moronic? He can't use language or perform any functions that require more than 50 IQ points. He's not autistic. He's just moronic.
He's most likely faking so he can act like a spoiled 3-year-old forever.
I say this because actual insane-moronic people don't suddenly turn into model citizens just because they're promised a reward, like that one is said to do.
Why does he look like John Belushi?
Because he is, those speedballs made him moronic.
ETSU BATSU :DDDD
This is who insists Mac is also The Thing.
to be fair, he gave childs petrol to drink in the end.
Childs was The Thing 100%.
a lot of people think he was not. it's impossible he wasn't. he even took in saliva from palmer thing when they were watching Cinemaphile and sharing a joint.
>he even took in saliva from palmer thing when they were watching Cinemaphile and sharing a joint.
Right. Man, I'm glad I caught this in a theater for the anniversary. It was perfect, the second try anyway (they messed up the first showing, made the news n sheeit), the audience was perfect, the picture and sound, ditto.
I did not get to see it (again) for it's anniversary but I did see it in the drive-in and in the theater back when it released. outstanding movie and i'm glad it was made.
>but I did see it in the drive-in and in the theater back when it released.
I'd trade my experience for yours in a heartbeat because 'ins were cozy. First saw Jedi at one as a little boy, so yeah, there was no way I could have caught that in '82.
Nice, I saw the OG Star Wars at the local drive in(on release) but the rest were all taken in at the kinoplex.
>saw the OG Star Wars at the local drive in(on release)
I know it's been said a billion times, but that must have been mind-blowing.
Up to that point, wasn't Star Trek the "best" in terms of quality sci-fi/space fantasy fare? Don't get me wrong, I love classic Trek, but much of it looks like iguana shit compared to Lucas's more or less fully realized world.
This has got to be the most moronic fan theory that's gained traction. Even if Carpenter wasn't intent on openly mocking attempts at head canon for The Thing, its still such a ridiculous extrapolation of what is intentionally meant to be neutral and innocuous scene.
>of what is intentionally meant to be neutral and innocuous scene.
Cold calculating replicating hands typed this post^
Mac Doesn't like to lose. that is why he gave the cheating computer a drink at the start of the movie.
literally the Yoko Ono of autism
Felt sorry for them. Sad situation
So glad Jontron bounced back from this, got his shit together, and got married
What’s wrong with the wall
He punches that shit every single day
It displeased his highness King Awtizm.
Jontron didn't take the Game Grumps breakup all that well, after all.
>enjoys watching his favorite movies especially those by Adam Sandler
This seems like hell, how can parents handle such an existence that seems neverending?
https://lanterman.ca.networkofcare.org/dd/news-article-detail.aspx?id=49896
Holy shit they got the good end somehow?
>Harley Sheffield loves Adam Sandler movies. Really, really loves them.
What's sobering about this is the fact that he was apparently not the least bit phased about being estranged from his mother, who destroyed her life on his behalf. He forgot them in an instant, as long as he has Adam Sandler movies he's set.
It speaks to the danger of loving someone unconditionally who doesn't love you back, or worse is literally incapable of it. Those with profound mental disability can't even prove they're self aware, it's horrifying to think what people are obligated to do for people who don't even acknowledge them
>What's sobering about this is the fact that he was apparently not the least bit phased about being estranged from his mother, who destroyed her life on his behalf. He forgot them in an instant, as long as he has Adam Sandler movies he's set.
Dang. :
All at once throughout all of history past and present because of a dropped battery that got too near my cat's water bowl, my dad imploded every molecule in my identical twin's body simply for burping.
-t. le bron in the 1910s
>ugh pardon the mess, Louis. It's just been one of those days
>poetic cinema
BEHOLD THE CURE FOR AUTISM
My first though almost, anon. My thought was more like: "if only he had a strong dad to beat him up if he got too uppity" because I refuse to believe that he can't help it.
there's a reason we only hear about this autism shit now and not in previous generations. the instinct to not get an ass whooping overrides any autism ticks
Aye. I imagine Wall Puncher would face a firing squad back in the 1930s if they didn't cut it out.
The first attempt to put a hole in the wall would get me the beating of a lifetime from my dad and I was only born in the 80s
Pretty sure my Vietnam vet mega Swede yell-at-you-for-not-eating-fast-enough would have shot me dead for something like that, anon.
-t. born in the late 70s
*dad
One time at the dinner, my little brother asked if he "can go to the bathroom". In a fit of rage, my father picked up his Louisville slugger and bellowed "I don't know, CAN YOU?" before bludgeoning him to death in front of our very eyes.
t. Born in the 60s
Ass beatings probably wouldn't do anything. More than likely someone as severely disabled as this guy would just get put out of his misery.
EXTREME MALE BRAIN.
THE TRIBE LEADER AUTHORITY IS ABSOLUTE.
ABSOLUTE
Yes.
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Based. It might not fix the moronicness, but a quiet tard is a good tard.
Why isn't he simply called moronic? He can't use language or perform any functions that require more than 50 IQ points. He's not autistic. He's just moronic.
He's most likely faking so he can act like a spoiled 3-year-old forever.
I say this because actual insane-moronic people don't suddenly turn into model citizens just because they're promised a reward, like that one is said to do.