Hello, SOA experts.. solve an argument for us.

Early in the series, Gemma walks into Jack's room in the clubhouse and describes the smell. One person says it's feet and ass and another person says it's pussy and stale beer. Could you solve our argument please?.

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u/CnCorange — 5 days ago
▲ 21 r/NASCAR

How much, if any, credit do you give Kevin Harvick for ty Gibbs improvement this year?

Kevin Harvick has been working closely with Ty Gibbs since the off-season, providing direct mentorship, mental coaching, and simulator guidance to help Ty Gibbs turn his raw speed into consistent success.

And yes Keelan Harvick, signed a driver development deal with TRD

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u/CnCorange — 6 days ago

What’s something you would never put in your dating profile?

Doesn't have to be something you've seen but would just never do personally Or advise a friend to not do?.

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u/CnCorange — 10 days ago
▲ 80 r/sitcoms

Worst mother on a sitcom?

two and a half Men; Season 6, Episode 2 “One False Move, Zimbabwe!”

Alan tells Charlie that Evelyn once said the reason she became pregnant with Alan was that she didn't want to smear her lipstick

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u/CnCorange — 10 days ago
▲ 15 r/sitcoms

Sheldon Cooper's failure at having an eidetic memory

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A good example is in the Thanksgiving Decoupling where Sheldon’s recollections of his childhood are challenged. He regularly presents his memories as exact recordings, but the series plays with the idea that even Sheldon’s brain can be affected by emotion, assumptions, and when presented with unflattering, facts uses selective recall.

There’s also the running joke throughout the series that Sheldon’s eidetic memory is impressive but not magical. He remembers facts, dates, and information almost perfectly.

But he misinterprets situations, And in the earlier seasons social cues, and sometimes remembers events in a way that fits his Self-Supporting psyche.

His arrogance about his memory can actually make him less reliable because he assumes he’s always right.

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u/CnCorange — 18 days ago
▲ 5 r/Cinema

What's the movie you put off, that actually turned out to be awesome?

Started John wick maybe 10 times. Never got past him watching the video in the wrecked car. Then I did and I just. felt. silly.

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u/CnCorange — 24 days ago