Comments by "remliqa" (@remliqa) on "Man Carrying Thing" channel.

  1.  @Modie  Shake it off.
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  2.  @spence8507  Unfortunately , I actually have seen people doing this . Some perps just want to excuse thsier shittty behaviour on beng edgy . Hck one comedian did SA on livestream and shamed his victim for not playing along with his so called skit .
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  3.  @MatthewTheWanderer  He wasn't shot, he fell onto those spent bullets.
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  4.  @KK-ef1ow  The problem with your joke is the second premise/and punchline is false and it may create a myth that the movie was slammed by critics. Kinda like how the space pen joke spreaded the myth about NASA space pens and Cosmonaut's pencils for decades.
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  5. Are you guys are talking about his footwears or his kitchen utensils?
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  6. One way to encourage companies to relinquish ownership of failed/cancelled project in to give them tax write off for releasing them into the public domains. After all corporation care most about the bottom line.
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  7. Whats is so controversial about this? Even people who hated Trump's guts such as me, would agree that what happened to him this week was horrible and such tragedy should not have happened. There is no controversy here.
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  8. Ironically , some of the top actors actually make more money annually than him .
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  9.  @Jose04537  Funnily enough, Gal Gadot might be even more a liability for Disney due to her genocide Barbie aura.
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  10.  @everythingisawesome2903  She is an IDF apologist that blindly supported all of the IDF actions regardless of their crime against humanity status. She even actively participated in propaganda campaign supporting the current slaughter in Gaza .As for joining the military, Natalie Portman didn't nor does she support teb current regime.
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  11. Really? I thought most people who watched the first Joker know that it is tale tragic fall of a dangerously mentally deranged man. Di d people actually think Arthur was a cool guy?
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  12. Do they HAVE to eat babies? I eman vampire protagonist can be tragic heroes , so...
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  13. Your mom gave you advice when she was a teenager ? That is sad. .
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  14. What are you talking about ?The Ratatouille movie had great critics rating.
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  15.  @recycledwaste8737  3) Using pencils or anything with graphite is space is extremely dangerous , thus the Soviets didn't used them. Pencil lead ( it's' actually graphite) flakes and breaks, creating fine floating particle of dust. Having this floating particulates in space is bad enough but graphite dust is also combustible and and can cause short circuits if they deposited on open circuitry due to their conducive nature.
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  16.  @_LBH_  You think bots have better kabel management?
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  17.  @davebob4973  My money is on bob.
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  18. Dude, PG -13 doesn't mean kids under 13 are banned from watching the movie.
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  19. The most hilarious thing is I don't he's actually joking . I saw his review of Megalopolis and his previous Joker 2 post.
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  20.  @MicoB1022  Not anymore , it seem the Fast X might be a commercial flop that cost the studios hundreds of millions of dollars . That is to be expected with a production budget of over 340 million.
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  21.  @TiredofGaming  Wait.. People now think Cars 2 is a good movie?
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  22. Dude, I saw comments online that mirrors what he said here. They're mostly from partisan demagogue masquerading as movie reviews/ commentaries but they are there.
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  23. Positive message is pollution?
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  24.  @bruh-px9bb  You mean the SA comedian? I've forgotten the details but I think that happened on one of the Paul brothers liveshow.
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  25. I love how everyone is dunking on PDF Disrespect.
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  26.  @denis-florian_0.57 So if your country committed war crimes and horrific acts, yuu should blindly support them?
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  27. She's not racist, she's a bigot. That an important distinction here....I think.
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  28.  @lutfensusshow5397  I wonder if CGI of River Phoenix would be less expensive and more realistic than de-aging Harrison Ford.
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  29.  @lutfensusshow5397  Emperor Commodus doesn't even looked like Young Indy in The Last Crusade.
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  30.  @TiredofGaming  The Star Wars Prequels sucks .Even Disney made better Star Wars prequel than those .
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  31.  @recycledwaste8737  Okay you obviously never heard the Space pen joke, so let me explain it to you. The joke goes like this: When developing their space program NASA found out that neither fountain pens nor ballpoint pens works in space. So NASA spent billions of dollars designing a pen that can write in any position (upside downs eg) and on any solid surface, when it succeeded they paid thousands of dollar per pens so their astronauts can write in space . The Soviets just uses pencils instead. There are many things false in this joke 1) NASA never commissioned a space pen . They used sharpie , felt tipped pen or grease pencils. 2) The Space Pen was a work of an entrepreneur that spent millions of his own money (not taxpayers' money) to develop that pen. NASA have nothing to do with it. 3) Using pencils or anything with graphist is space is extremely dangerous , thus the Soviets didn't used them. Pencil lead ( it's' actually graphite) flakes and breaks, creating fine floating particle of dust. Having this floating particulates in space is bad enough but graphite dust is also combustible and and can cause short circuits if they deposited on open circuitry due to their conducive nature. This jokes have been used for ages to deride NASA as wasteful and overlooking simple solutions.
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  32.  @recycledwaste8737  My post got yeeted so I just repeat it here. Okay you obviously never heard the Space pen joke, so let me explain it to you. The joke goes like this When developing their space program NASA found out that neither fountain pens nor ballpoint pens works in space. So NASA spent billions of dollars designing a pen that can write in any position (upside downs eg) and on any solid surface, when it succeeded they paid thousands of dollar per pens so their astronauts can write in space . The Soviets just uses pencils instead. This jokes have been used for ages to deride NASA as wasteful and overlooking simple solutions. There are many things false in this joke 1) NASA never commissioned a space pen . They used sharpie , felt tipped pen or grease pencils. 2) The Space Pen was a work of an entrepreneur that spent millions of his own money and not taxpayers' money to develop that pen. NASA have nothing to do with it. 3) Using pencils or anything with graphite is space is extremely dangerous , thus the Soviets didn't used them. Pencil lead which is ' actually graphite flakes and breaks, creating fine floating particle of dust. Having this floating particulates in space is bad enough but graphite dust is also combustible and and can cause short circuits if they deposited on open circuitry due to their conducive nature.
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  33.  @recycledwaste8737 My post got yeeted so I just repeat it here. Okay you obviously never heard the Space pen joke, so let me explain it to you. The joke goes like this. When developing their space program NASA found out that neither fountain pens nor ballpoint pens works in space. So NASA spent billions of dollars designing a pen that can write in any position (upside downs eg) and on any solid surface, when it succeeded they paid thousands of dollar per pens so their astronauts can write in space . The Soviets just uses pencils instead. This jokes have been used for ages to deride NASA as wasteful and overlooking simple solutions. There are many things false in this joke Firstly, NASA never commissioned a space pen . They used sharpie , felt tipped pen or grease pencils. Secondly , The Space Pen was a work of an entrepreneur that spent millions of his own money and not taxpayers' money to develop that pen. NASA have nothing to do with it. Using pencils or anything with graphite is space is extremely dangerous , thus the Soviets didn't used them. Pencil lead which is ' actually graphite flakes and breaks, creating fine floating particle of dust. Having this floating particulates in space is bad enough but graphite dust is also combustible and and can cause short circuits if they deposited on open circuitry due to their conducive nature.
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  34. WTH? Why did my post explaining the space pens joke got yeeted?
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  35.  @recycledwaste8737  WTH? Why did my post explaining the space pens joke got yeeted?
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  36.  @recycledwaste8737  My post got yeeted so I just repeat it here. Okay you obviously never heard the Space pen joke, so let me explain it to you. The joke goes like this. When developing their space program NASA found out that neither fountain pens nor ballpoint pens works in space. So NASA spent billions of dollars designing a pen that can write in any position (upside downs eg) and on any solid surface, when it succeeded they paid thousands of dollar per pens so their astronauts can write in space . The Soviets just uses pencils instead. This jokes have been used for ages to deride NASA as wasteful and overlooking simple solutions. There are many things false in this joke Firstly, NASA never commissioned a space pen . They used sharpie , felt tipped pen or grease pencils. Secondly , The Space Pen was a work of an independent entrepreneur that spent millions of his own money and not taxpayers' money to develop that pen. NASA have nothing to do with it.Using pencils or anything with graphite is space is extremely dangerous , thus the Soviets didn't used them. Pencil lead which is ' actually graphite flakes and breaks, creating fine floating particle of dust. Having this floating particulates in space is bad enough but graphite dust is also combustible and and can cause short circuits if they deposited on open circuitry due to their conducive nature.
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  37.  @recycledwaste8737  My post got yeeted so I just repeat it here.
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  38.  @recycledwaste8737  Okay you obviously never heard the Space pen joke, so let me explain it to you. The joke goes like this,When developing their space program NASA found out that neither fountain pens nor ballpoint pens works in space. So NASA spent billions of dollars designing a pen that can write in any position (upside downs eg) and on any solid surface, when it succeeded they paid thousands of dollar per pens so their astronauts can write in space . The Soviets just uses pencils instead.
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  39.  @recycledwaste8737  This jokes have been used for ages to deride NASA as wasteful and overlooking simple solutions. There are many things false in this joke .Firstly, NASA never commissioned a space pen . They used sharpie , felt tipped pen or grease pencils. Secondly , The Space Pen was a work of an entrepreneur that spent millions of his own money and not taxpayers' money to develop that pen. NASA have nothing to do with it. Using pencils or anything with graphite is space is extremely dangerous , thus the Soviets didn't used them. Pencil lead which is ' actually graphite flakes and breaks, creating fine floating particle of dust. Having this floating particulates in space is bad enough but graphite dust is also combustible and and can cause short circuits if they deposited on open circuitry due to their conducive nature.
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  40.  @recycledwaste8737  his jokes have been used for ages to deride NASA as wasteful and overlooking simple solutions. There are many things false in this joke.
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  41.  @recycledwaste8737  1) NASA never commissioned a space pen . They used sharpie , felt tipped pen or grease pencils.
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  42.  @recycledwaste8737  2) The Space Pen was a work of an entrepreneur that spent millions of his own money (not taxpayers' money) to develop that pen. NASA have nothing to do with it.
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  43.  @cancerino666  You should be thankful that Space X save billions of tax payer money that would be skimmed by the Russians or , Boeing and Lockheed Martin. go ahead and google how much they charge the US government and NASA compared to how much Space X's rates.
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  44.  @SubParFlyFisher  He founded Space X, he co-founded Tesla.
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  45.  @Vipa567  He didn't found Space X or Tesla using his father's money , though. He did it by using the money he got from the sale of Paypal.
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  47. Finally . Content for someone like me.
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  48.  @dustinakadustin  Tom Cruise for example made more than twice as much Iger did in 2022. In fact all the top 5 paid Hollywood actors in 2020 made more than Iger.
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  49.  @ATOMIC0705  Didn't Elon mUsk had one once?
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  50. I'm curious, What triggered this? The only movies is cinema right now that met some of those criteria are Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes and Fall Guy, and both are good movies worth watching in theatres . The other one is Kong/Godzilla , but I don't' know enough about that movie to comment on it.
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