It's a lot of work to make Christmas happen
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a cesspool that your young mind isn’t ready for.
You can't say that and not share a link.
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Of course you start slow and easy with a site like motherless.com.
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Write that down
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The hicks in letterkenny are not hateful at all, they're very open minded and accepting.
They do hate on "degens", who are more like the hicks you're familiar with.
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It doesn't matter, the real-life associations I have with people like that are too much for me, that's what I'm saying
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The hick in the movie is hateful in real life
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Am I supposed to recognised the movies from just a random image. Sorry, but I still lack cinema litteracy. I don't even know who's that actor.
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All those sewage fumes really did a number on him
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That's Chevy Chase, starring in National Lampoons: Christmas Vacation. It's older but it's one of the most famous Christmas movies ever. It's a great comedy
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so what did he do that would make him crazy
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For anyone curious, Chevy Chase was apparently awful to his coworkers, which caught up with him and squeezed him out of his career. This culminated during a roast to his name that celebrities actively skipped. What made him rethink his behavior was Steven Colbert's scathing but accurate remarks on the podium that haunted him, although his effort to change was too little too late.
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I just assume that is what middle class life looked like back then.
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Okay, but i still understand what this post is about.
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Well I wouldn't want to spoil too much if you wanted to watch. It's a comedy of errors movie, think like a Mr. Bean movie. Everything that could go wrong goes wrong. The family is all fighting, his Christmas lights outside are not working, his tree is burned, all host of crazy antics.
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Damn making me feel old over here with you not knowing Christmas Vacation. Great holiday movie. Worth a watch, a lot of people watch it as a tradition around Xmas time.
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Don't feel old. I'm an avid watcher of film older than this but somehow I miss this. I just checked the french (very memorable) name to be should and no, never watch it. Well... It's on my list now.
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Elaine and her husband were the real sympathetic characters.
Because it's a 1980s movie the fact they were a childless couple with a more modern home decor taste they were considered acceptable targets for comeuppance, despite having done nothing to anyone.
Clark is a self centered jerk. All of his action for the family were really more about keeping up appearances or being personally validated. He's awful.
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Chevy Chase
*watch a recent photo of him* Yeah... I think I recognised him from somewhere. It looks like I have many old-school comedy to watch There is worst way to build an education.
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He's an upper middle senior lower upper management type who is looking for a bonus payment (just for himself, not for his team) so he can improvement his anlready outlandish standard of personal living.
What's not to empathize with? I mean, we've all been there
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Many, many of us do recognize it. And I don't even watch a lot of movies. Also not your fault if you haven't seen it though.