Hilarious for the moviegoers involved, sure, but definitely not for the janitors.

Moviegoers were doing stuff like this when that part came on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NUgnYNr8ww

I swear whenever a movie theater janitor hears the phrase “Chicken Jockey!” from now on they’re gonna get PTSD flashbacks 💀

Snake!? SNAKE!

saaaaaake

[Moonbase Alpha truly does provide a realistic simulation of life on a natural sattelite]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hv6RbEOlqRo()

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[:nh]I’m gonna eat a pizza. [:dial67589340] Hi, can i order a pizza? [:nv]no! [:nh]why? [:nv] cuz you are john madden![:np]

Besides, it is the entirely wrong way to ask for commissions to begin with. If people want to commission you art, then they will seek you out and commission art from you. Stop randomly sending people DMs and asking for commissions. It is an entirely immoral way to get commissions and it is a great way for you to get blocked and reported. Just let the people who want to commission you come to you, not the other way around. I’ve already had to block and report several people on Bluesky for sending me DMs asking for me to give them money for art commissions. A real artist does not do that. And besides, each and every one of them had an AI generated profile picture, so I was immediately able to identify they were a scam. The last one I got, I groaned and said “ugh, not another art comm scam”, and proceeded to pretend to fall for the bait, and as soon as they asked me for my budget, I stopped acting naive and unknowing and actually told them off, then blocked them. If you send DMs to people like that then you’re going to get blocked and reported. Just let the people who want art from you to come to you and ask for commissions.

LOOK OUT

he’s a spiii-iiii-iiiider piiiiiiiiiiiig

We can’t forget about this famous line from the movie.

“You take the blue pill, the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill, you stay in Wonderland, and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.”

“What about you guys?”

“WE AIN’T FOUND SHIT!”

“Beetlejuice… Beetlejuice… Beetlejuice.”

“It’s showtime.”

(breaks out of ground with carnival ride on his head)

“ATTENTION, KMART SHOPPERS!”

The best part of that is Inigo’s revenge on Count Rugen. It was the absolute perfect revenge. He literally dealt out every wound Rugen ever dealt him. A stab to both his left and right arm, a cut on his left and right cheek, and finally a stab to the gut. This, along with him getting stronger every time he repeated his mantra, makes it one of the greatest moments in all of cinema.

“WELCOME TO THE PARTY, PAL!”

Die Hard!!!

Opening to one of the greatest games of the early 2000s.

Grand Theft Auto III was the beginning of a new era for both gaming, and Rockstar.

“Everybody strap in! I’m about to open some fuckin’ windows.”

One of the greatest lines Samuel L. Jackson ever said. Ever.

An absolute classic one-liner. Arnold Schwarzenegger is an absolutely amazing actor.

FUCK YESSSSSS PRINCESS BRIDE!!!

Absolute timeless classic!! :D

Here’s mine:

“I’m gonna barbecue your ass in molasses!”

I don’t give a shit if the owners weren’t directly involved with the shootings. It’s THEIR data broker company, and so, they are equally responsible for the murders of those people. Just because they didn’t actually kill anyone doesn’t mean they can’t still be charged. It is THEIR website, THEIR company. The owners of all of these companies that were used in the Minnesota shooting should ALL, quite frankly, be arrested and face numerous charges for indirect murder. They weren’t actually involved with the murders, but they should still be treated the same way as actual criminals should be: charges, fines, and a long prison sentence.