Daniel LaRusso moments before giving Johnny Lawrence a concussion.
The simple fact is, if anyone ever looks at you like this - you're about to get crane kicked in the face.
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Daniel LaRusso moments before giving Johnny Lawrence a concussion.
The simple fact is, if anyone ever looks at you like this - you're about to get crane kicked in the face.
Also: it's crazy to me that people call Bruce Springsteen un-patriotic when his work is some of the most quintessentially American in pop music. It's bittersweet Americana, but that's the most honest kind!
There's a DAWSON'S CREEK episode that uses this song at a couple points and it's honestly one of the greatest needle drops I've ever heard.
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Carl Barks definitely deserves such an honor! I’d say his spiritual successor, Don Rosa, does too. Have them intersect and that’d be the best street corner in the world!
And here’s what I wrote about it!
I finished rewatching this last night:
Particularly this post. I love stories about everyday people and/or misfits who band together to stand up to evil!
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I really know nothing about GI JOE beside playing with a hand-me-down action figure (and NOT wanting Max Landis near it or any other movie) but this thread is definitely convincing me to give it a try!
I hate that we are living in times where it feels the only thing we can do is triage those affected. Where charity is the only weapon against the worst people in the world. But if you can fix something for someone today, please do it. A lot of folks are asking for help, maybe throw them some.
This probably only matters to me, but that's okay!
#TIL that my beloved 1998 BRADY BUNCH marathon wasn't the first time the show aired on Nick at Nite! This marathon happened in 1995 (in conjunction with TBS) to celebrate the release of THE BRADY BUNCH MOVIE (which is good!). This surprised me!
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I believe that’s it. Thanks!
I’ve always found dolls and mirrors to be a bit unnerving. That, combined with that “Do you always act that way when you get visited?” line, is a perfect storm of fear for me!
Hey @kennethwreid.bsky.social, I was wondering if you could tell me where the clip that starts at (roughly) 0:10 comes from? It's terrifying and I must seek it out.
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Jock with the soul of a poet
Girl with glasses, a ponytail, and paint on her overalls
Hornball best friend who can't score
The one who actually does the whole group project themself because fuck you guys
Just sharing a post from the other place:
(I didn’t watch the movie on DVD, for the record. I just think the cover looked better than the poster. Just clarifying where none was needed!)
Paddy Chayefsky sure knew how to write dialogue. It’s hard for me to describe it without sounding corny, but there’s beauty in how natural and down-to-earth it sounds!
Over on that OTHER website, I once wrote a thread about the Cascades that remains one of my finest hours on social media. They’re an undersung ‘60s pop group I highly recommend if you like soft, harmony-and-vocal-driven pop!
The face is in the top center…
I know it’s just pareidolia, but one of the first things I noticed was the face created by the bush to the fire pit’s right.
It’s a perfect combination of a twisted imagination with some well-placed light and shadow!
My favorite thing about this story is how it’s built around a simple physical gesture. It’s definitely informed by emotion, but at the end of the day, it’s just letting your cheek muscles fall. Sometimes it really is that simple!
Social media post saying “I don’t care about being corny/cringe because I’m a corny person”
An old co-worker and friend of mine posted this on Threads. I had to share it here because it’s also me to a tee!
It’s been a long time since I’ve seen ANGUS and I barely remember seeing it, but I do remember that George C. Scott is EMPOWERING as the grandpa. He totally embodies the “be happy with who you are” attitude (even though he words it as “Screw what people think”)!
Something I always found extremely funny as a New Englander, William Daniels always sounded incredibly urbane and educated because he apparently grew up with an INCREDIBLY thick Boston accent and did his best to train himself out of it to be taken seriously as an actor.
I fully endorse these chili roasted pistachios. I think they’re freaking delicious!
That original Jacques Brel version of the song is such an interesting dark joke. It's too bad that's not the version Terry Jacks ended up recording (although, as Todd points out, Jacks was probably too saccharine to do it justice)!
Reading this review from Tom Brevoort really drove home how much "The Hitch-Hiker" is like a story from a horror-anthology comic from the early 1970s. Explicit material is toned way down, but that makes the ideas stick in the mind more strongly!
tombrevoort.com/2026/02/14/t...
Congratulations!
I’m big on the New Riverdale line that started rolling out in 2015. I’ve been collecting the trades for a while!
Cover of JUGHEAD VOLUME ONE by Chip Zdarsky and Erica Henderson
New comics! (Well, new to me, anyway!)