Random Topic V10

[Titiln]

[Ricepigeon]

I know this is too soon, but...

EDIT: This was a bad idea. Apologies.

[Jesuszilla]

Shit like that brings my piss to a boil. Don't make someone's death a fucking political thing.

[Looney Tooney]

Shit like that brings my piss to a boil. Don't make someone's death a fucking political thing.

and yet...i can imagine this being done ironically.

[hatter]

That's appalling.

[TheFclass97]

It's just a social experiment bro...

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Although it was too soon, R.I.P to her and her mother.

[Ricepigeon]

and yet...i can imagine this being done ironically.

Im sure that was the intention behind the meme image. Not that it makes her death any less tragic, mind you. That being said, RIP Carrie Fisher.

[Orochi Gill]

What made you think posting that was a good idea?

[Berry]

What was it?

[Chronan]

It was this.

Wookie-shaming in 2017, COME ON!

[Jesuszilla]

wookiee is spelled right in the image yet you misspelled it in your post

RIP

[Berry]

wow good job chrono

[rednavi -RETIRED]

So much for having an IQ of 155 

[DelusionTrim]

So as a way to start off this year, I had this weird dream... and I feel this one is an accomplishment because of how elaborate and not so subtle this one felt.

It was a movie starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Leonardo Dicaprio (who was dressed kinda like Tommy from GTA Vice City) and Russel Crowe (who looked almost exactly the way he does in the Nice Guys)... yeah, and unlike what you may think it's not an Arnold action movie, it was like a psychological thriller of sorts. I'm gonna put this whole thing in spoilers because it's really long for how much I remember from it.

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Ok so the movie starts off with Arnold talking to this woman, then it fades to black and cuts to the present. Nowadays Arnold's character is kind of a loner guy that wants someone again, so he takes advice from his friends that are Dicaprio and Crowe, then I think he meets that same girl from the past again and his friends advice him not to go after her, and he doesn't. Along the way he meets these two black people, one of them was very flamboyant while the other was more serious... I don't exactly remember a whole lot about what happens during this but essentially Arnold makes friends with them.

Then around the end, his new friends tell Arnold they want to go to this abandoned building, but Dicaprio and Crowe advice him not to, however Arnold denies them and he goes inside that building. At some point Arnold asks his new friends what the hell is he doing there with them, which I don't remember what they said about that, but then Arnold starts getting more and more angry (I guess they started saying mean things about his relationships), so at some point he lashes out at one of them and suffocates them aggressively and kill one of them... now for Arnold's surprise, Dicaprio's character was watching him behind a pillar and he's seen shaking his head in disappointment along with Crowe, and Dicaprio said they warned him not to go to that building. So in this plot twist, it turns out that Arnold killed that woman in the beginning of the movie because he got really pissed off and beat her to death then hid her in that abandoned building, so everyone he "met" were creations of his imagination (what I got from it is that Dicaprio and Crowe's roles were to make him forget about that horrible event, and the newer friends were like these ones that would come back to remind him of what happened and prevent him from forgetting it).

Then at the ending scene, the two black guys are seen reading a piece of paper at a restaurant or something and chuckle, then walk off (while the same people, likely just a coincidence and they don't know Arnold in real life). Now Arnold is there all alone except with his two imaginary friends (Dicaprio and Crowe), but now he made a new one that's a psychiatrist played by Harrison Ford (yeah), then I think Ford came a conclusion which I really don't remember what it was and then the movie ended.

Now one of the first things I thought after waking up was how this whole "movie-dream" was kinda similar to this one Norwegian thriller that I saw a couple months ago, which is quite funny. Also another weird thing about this dream is that Arnold looked like he was in his Commando days while Harrison Ford looked the way he looks nowadays, not sure what that's about.

[The Aboriginal One]

Ooh, I would like the dream thread to return!

Happy new year, guys

[Santtu]

I could've sworn it's wookie. Is this one of those Mandela effects?

[Jango]

No it's your assumption that George Lucas isn't THAT stupid

[Titiln]

i always assumed it was wookie because thats how i always saw it written also because of a shitty song in a ddr game

[Speedpreacher]

I assumed it was wookie because I prefer Star Trek to Star Wars and thus am accustomed to science fiction words being spelled with some amount of sense

[Chronan]

My poorly-spelled irony landed wrong. To be clear: this is awful & people are gonna get hurt!

No but seriously, this is some real Berenstein-Berenstain shit. Like SooKoll said it's the Nelson Mandela effect.