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Image 1 — [Mixed Trope] That weird period mostly in the 90s/early 2000s where one of the primary themes of the movie was that any character in a normal boring 9-5 corporate office job was treated like they were in a living hell the character has to escape from.
Image 2 — [Mixed Trope] That weird period mostly in the 90s/early 2000s where one of the primary themes of the movie was that any character in a normal boring 9-5 corporate office job was treated like they were in a living hell the character has to escape from.
Image 3 — [Mixed Trope] That weird period mostly in the 90s/early 2000s where one of the primary themes of the movie was that any character in a normal boring 9-5 corporate office job was treated like they were in a living hell the character has to escape from.
Image 4 — [Mixed Trope] That weird period mostly in the 90s/early 2000s where one of the primary themes of the movie was that any character in a normal boring 9-5 corporate office job was treated like they were in a living hell the character has to escape from.
▲ 650 r/TopCharacterTropes

[Mixed Trope] That weird period mostly in the 90s/early 2000s where one of the primary themes of the movie was that any character in a normal boring 9-5 corporate office job was treated like they were in a living hell the character has to escape from.

- Wanted. Office worker becomes member of secret assassins leagues.
- American Beauty. Office worker considers affair with high school girl.
- Fight Club. Office worker starts underground fight club.
- Office Space. Office worker plans to defraud his company.

u/JoeMorgue — 6 days ago
▲ 988 r/TopCharacterTropes

[Loved Trope] Over the top, weaponized prosthetics.

  1. Ash Williams, The Evil Dead/Army of Darkness Franchise, Chainsaw Hand
  2. Pam, Grindhouse, M-16/Grenade Launcher Leg
  3. Han, Enter the Dragon, Multi-blade knife hand (among other "attachments.")
u/JoeMorgue — 12 days ago
▲ 13 r/SUBREDDITNAME

HELLO POPULAR AUTHOR SUBREDDIT! CAN YOU BELIEVE I WENT INTO A BOOKSTORE THAT SELLS BOOKS AND WAS ABLE TO PURCHASE THIS BOOK FROM THIS POPULAR AUTHOR!? AGAIN I WENT INTO A BOOKSTORE AND GAVE THEM MONEY IN EXCHANGE FOR A BOOK. ISN'T THAT AWESOME? HERE IS A PICTURE OF THE BOOK.

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u/JoeMorgue — 13 days ago
▲ 520 r/LowStakesConspiracies

It almost certainly (like seriously 99.9999% chance) did NOT happen, everyone involved denies it, it's not the kind of thing you could really cover up given how non-classified NASA missions work, and honestly NASA would really have no reason to lie about it if it did happen but…

... astronauts Mark C. Lee and Jan Davis had sex in space for research purposes onboard the Space Shuttle Endeavor during mission STS-47 in 1992.

- Only married couple (as of this post) to ever go into space on the same flight. And the whole official story about "We didn't know they were married, then found out too late to change the mission" is super-weird.

- The actual stated mission of their shuttle flight was “the effect of weightlessness on biological systems.”

- That shuttle flight flew with an add-on laboratory (Spacelab-J) that was big enough to give a couple some space and privacy, as this happening on a normal shuttle flight with the space and privacy that affords would be laughable.

- Long term colonization and general “long term life in space” plans will have to acknowledge the existence of human sex as a part of normal life at some point and how that would work in low or no gravity is therefore a question that has to be asked and that means research into it will have to happen sooner or later. A "sex in space" study/experiment of some kind IS going to happen sooner or later and you almost have to ask WHY didn't NASA just do one on this mission since if they were going to do a sex in space experiment this is exactly how they would do it.

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u/JoeMorgue — 21 days ago