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> amerimutt from soyjak party
go back to that ZOG, soytarddler.

I never want to see a fucking human being again in my entire fucking life

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 >>/54773/
> I never w-EE-KA!!!

 >>/54631/
Meh, some of it. I do like the exploration and space documentary channels though.

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 >>/54564/
 >>/54564/
What u want us to do with that info?

 >>/54631/
Don't watch the ones you don't like?

Americans scream that you must live in a police state because one idiot might exist, but why could the US be a free country in 1980?

 >>/54731/
Got to be balanced on this issue. Can't have total anarchy because bad people will continue to do bad things to others. On the other hand, we don't want a total big govt nanny police state either. Have to have a fair balance of civil/individual liberties and some basic law enforcement to keep bad people from doing bad things to others. :)

 >>/54738/
 >>/54738/
Yeah ok I get it anon.

But you're just replying to a troll/a guy that spams endchan a lot >54731
He doesn't care what you have to say.

 >>/50665/
I mean I wouldn't call them "our governments". They don't really represent the average joe/prole or anything

 >>/46755/
what do you mean here?

The USA is a bankrupt warmongering police state now, but nothing will change because Americans no longer have personal responsibility and think nothing is ever their fault. Americans would rather play the victim and blame everyone else for the collapse of the US except themselves.

How can Americans sleep at night or look in a mirror today without feeling utter disgust and shame?

 >>/46755/
"Democracy" is a cruel joke. Does "democracy" include massive government, national debt insolvency, the elimination of free speech, censorship and state-run media, mandatory vaccines, a government-run medical nanny state, gun control, imprisoning protesters, etc? Our so-called "democracies" are just as authoritarian as Russia and China are today. It's a cruel fucking joke and I'd wipe my ass with that fake infographic map and toss it where it belongs.

One wonders if Snowden regrets throwing away his life to warn ungrateful Americans about unconstitutional NSA wire-tapping.

RE Code: Veronica? Outbreak?

 >>/54056/
I enjoy the survival horror games like old school Resident Evil series. If Silent Hill is one of those I'll check it out and probably buy it sometime.

Dead Rising for PS4 or PS5

 >>/54664/
Ehh I heard it wasn't as good as the original. And the second DR games where better too. Both the base game and the DLC for it

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 >>/54134/
If you liked those type of games, you'll definitely like this one, Crow Country.

> Crow Country is a 2024 survival horror game developed and published by SFB Games for PlayStation 5, Windows, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch. 

> Set in a visual style and design similar to PlayStation 1 horror titles including Resident Evil and Silent Hill, the player is an investigator exploring an abandoned theme park. 

> Upon release, Crow Country received generally positive reviews from critics, with praise directed to the game's design evocation of earlier horror games, writing and narrative, and mixed views on the implementation of combat and puzzles.

 >>/54262/
As long as you are not a complete imbecile when it comes to the online world you know there are peer-to-peer and bit torrent clients and you can get almost any kind of media today online.

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> This Is Spinal Tap (also known as This Is Spın̈al Tap: A Rockumentary by Martin Di Bergi) is a 1984 American mockumentary comedy film co-written and directed by Rob Reiner (in his feature directorial debut). The film stars Christopher Guest, Michael McKean and Harry Shearer as members of the heavy metal band Spinal Tap, who are characterized as "one of England's loudest bands". Reiner plays Martin "Marty" Di Bergi, a documentary filmmaker who follows them on their American tour. 

> The film satirizes the behavior and musical pretensions of rock bands and the perceived hagiographic tendencies of rock documentaries such as The Song Remains the Same (1976) and The Last Waltz (1978), and follows the similar All You Need Is Cash (1978) by the Rutles. Most of its dialogue was improvised and dozens of hours were filmed.

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 >>/54481/
Also

Nigel's amplifier dials that have "eleven" as the highest volume setting. 

< This scene is the origin of the phrase "up to eleven."

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Planes, Trains and Automobiles (1987). Two days before Thanksgiving, an advertising executive faces delayed travel and, while his travel plans are being stalled and diverted, he meets a shady salesman. The two both struggle to meet their destinations, and hesitantly, become obnoxious angry bickering travel buddies. Among the rather chaotic journey, they become pals, getting drunk, getting stranded, getting lost, getting ripped off and having to deal with one hard blow after another trying to get back home.

Yes I think I do, it was for little girls.

i remember seeing a few ads here and there as a kid
i was afraid of them though because i watched that horror movie about them with my dad beforehand

Oh my fucking god yes! I feel like no one talks about furbies anymore. I had two furbies when growing up and I would talk to them all the time and I remember the creepy ass noises they would make, but that's besides the point. I do remember my furbies always making noises and trying to move at night, that might be why I found the noises it makes to be so frightening.  >>/54207/

 >>/54207/
They're literally still selling them, you fucking retards.