I remember being at home (at the time Chantilly, VA) and watching this on television. I was 9 or 10. This happened, and I didn't really understand it until my Mom started crying. She prayed at the side of the bed, and I suggested we go to McDonald's to help us feel better.

I kept expecting to see Wall-E.

VEGETABLE FEAR

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Aw, thanks!

Same--we just finished watching season 1 and started season 2 today. I love catching on to a good show when it's already a couple seasons in.

I like the Norwegian-accented gasp he makes after taking a swig.

I respect his bravery to take a huge movie into the realm of the completely artistic, but it would have been a shit show. A shit show with some mesmerizing scenes, but it wouldn't have been a coherent story. Jodorowsky did some crazy movies (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_k8oaeHsnc) like The Holy Mountain. He follows the rule of art. Holy Mountain is an installation or a museum piece... not something your average Joe is going to pay money to see in a theater. I can't even fathom eating popcorn while watching...

maybe add "...as they struggle to learn how to communicate like adults" to the title.

This is how dumb the parties think you are. This tool childishly labels his opponent "SpenditNOW" and himself "SpenditNOT". I mean, come on! Who would you rather vote for just based on that? No homework required!

Indeed, that was creepy as fuck.

I love this. It's a little scatalogical-focused, but shit (lol?), it was filthy back then. Anyway, two often-heard cliches come to mind:

"Don't shit where you eat."

"Shit always rolls downhill."

Wonder if those were spawned from that kind of living.

Yea, yea, yea, fuck the 90s and those crazy musical geniuses Thurston Moore and Beck Hansen, two huge douchebags who haven't contributed anything...

Great clip. I'd be willing to be that Spielberg was heavily into those adventure movies as a kid and had a mixtape constantly going in his head that he used to make Raiders. As opposed to blatantly lifting ideas from old movies. I guess it's probably a bit of both.

I enjoyed this, but stopped to consider how these chaps benefited from others' misery. Let us first take a moment of silence to remember those forsaken souls who excitedly drop coins into a machine only to be cruelly teased by a transaction that never comes to completion.

This is great. Thank you!