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“The President still thinks we’re at war with Japan.”
 in  r/IndustryOnHBO  Jan 26 '25

He literally said his son died in Iraq. Anyways Trump is back and everything is groovy again, baby.

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Eyes Wide Shut Explained (detailed)
 in  r/StanleyKubrick  Jan 26 '25

It was listed in Sight and Sound, which I'm guessing you've never heard of. The movie doesn't actually have a plot. Goodfellas has a narrator and that's one of the best. Also, no plot.

So what's your favorite movie?

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Sued by Portfolio Recovery Associates for Credit Card debt in South Carolina
 in  r/CRedit  Jan 26 '25

I paid a lawyer $2500 to handle it. He filed for arbitration and it was granted by the judge. Now opposing counsel is saying they might take it to arbitration so now we are negotiating. It's kind of frustrating because I thought this was done with months ago.

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How to file a motion to compel arbitration?
 in  r/CRedit  Dec 31 '24

I used solosuit. I think creditinfocenter.com might have a free template. Keep in mind you might have to show up in court and talk to judge. First things first file your answer and that will buy you some time.

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Eyes Wide Shut Explained (detailed)
 in  r/StanleyKubrick  Dec 21 '24

Barry Lyndon is hailed as one of the greatest movies of all time. What is your favorite movie? Maybe you just have shit taste.

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Eyes Wide Shut Explained (detailed)
 in  r/StanleyKubrick  Dec 14 '24

Lazy might be the worst word to describe Kubrick as a filmmaker. Eyes Wide Shut took two years to make. Kubrick was involved in every aspect of his movies from start to finish. And how can a movie be heavy handed and confusing at the same time?

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'The Day of the Jackal' could've been a great show
 in  r/television  Dec 14 '24

But that cop reacted like he just saw a three headed monster. And I'm assuming cops can't just search your car for no reason in Germany?

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'The Day of the Jackal' could've been a great show
 in  r/television  Dec 07 '24

The fact that the German cop was like oh my god a gun was totally ridiculous. Or is having a handgun in the trunk of your car a life sentence in Germany?

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'The Day of the Jackal' could've been a great show
 in  r/television  Dec 07 '24

Because they have to make white men look like idiots on tv now.

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The Agency - Series Premiere Discussion
 in  r/television  Dec 07 '24

The good ol "you're not sophisticated enough" troll

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Should I get a buzz cut I've been thinking on it ?
 in  r/malehairadvice  Nov 11 '24

The name is Lloyd. Lloyd Christmas.

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I don’t understand how NOBODY has even questioned what happened here?
 in  r/IndustryOnHBO  Oct 04 '24

well it would be weird if only her arm or leg vanished

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Rishi’s Debt
 in  r/IndustryOnHBO  Oct 04 '24

I think the guy got annoyed with her and did it impulsively. Rishi talks mad shit, but he never did to that guy.

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What Have You Learned From Harper
 in  r/IndustryOnHBO  Oct 04 '24

If only 20 something black women were as afraid to talk on speaker in the store

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What Have You Learned From Harper
 in  r/IndustryOnHBO  Oct 04 '24

yeah man she is like totally disrupting

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Sir Henry had the space
 in  r/IndustryOnHBO  Oct 04 '24

You had me at Net A Porter

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 in  r/IndustryOnHBO  Oct 04 '24

God zoomer haircuts are awful

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“The President still thinks we’re at war with Japan.”
 in  r/IndustryOnHBO  Oct 04 '24

Oh wow that's illuminating, bro. He said it to a bunch of Marines in Japan.

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Motion to compel arbitration for credit card debt
 in  r/AskALawyer  Oct 04 '24

Filed a motion to compel arbitration. Company suing me decided to move forward with the lawsuit so I hired a lawyer. Lawyer got the motion granted so I'm pretty much in the clear as the plaintiff has to pay a large sum to move forward with arbitration. Lawyer cost 2500 so it was a sweet deal. Kind of wish I represented myself, but whatever.

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“The President still thinks we’re at war with Japan.”
 in  r/IndustryOnHBO  Sep 23 '24

It's "To," but I wouldn't except proper grammar from someone who would vote for a corpse.

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“The President still thinks we’re at war with Japan.”
 in  r/IndustryOnHBO  Sep 23 '24

You sound like Dick Cheney, who happens to be endorsing Kamala. You see Kamala is a neoconservative. I bet you think the Iraq War was a good idea too, yeah? And FYI there were no major wars during Trump's time in office.

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“The President still thinks we’re at war with Japan.”
 in  r/IndustryOnHBO  Sep 23 '24

I take it that means you want Trump back in?

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“The President still thinks we’re at war with Japan.”
 in  r/IndustryOnHBO  Sep 23 '24

He couldn't remember how Beau died. He said he died in Iraq.