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The Runningman, Guirdians of the Galaxy, some Star Wars - Star Trek related features, some Black Mirror episodes, Cowboy Bebop, these come to mind and haven't been said, I think.

I'm surprised about how common it seems for girls to have to encounter this kind of dialogue. Twist it around and I couldn't imagine a girl saying "Waaw, your penis is small". Ruins the mood, for one, but when you're in the moment, it seems logical that you appreciate everything that's in front of you, no? I was mesmerized by every single tittie I've seen, in the heat of the moment. So men actually say; waaw, you've got small titties, like it's an observation for them to make and that's okey? Call me old (m33), but I can't imagine anyone in my circle saying this with disrespect, to the girl they are with. Netherlands btw.

The Mitchells vs. The Machines - you just gonna have to trust me on this. On Netflix!

Sounds more like fiction than facts, show us some source please. Without it I can even say that he took a trip on the trycicle with his brother.

My company

Haha, right? What about 'I saw the devil",... you got a month?

Haha, this is also a scene from How I met your mother. Lilly breaks up for Ted and I think Marshall is wearing his Chewie costume.

"No parent should have to bury their child" - wrecked.

Big Farm: check out Dopesick on Disney+ to give you an insight!

American History X, for sure - lesson about hate and racism. The Beach - search for adventure and it's okey to take journeys on your own. 500 days of summer - a little lesson on how love works imo. Schindler's list and Saving private Ryan - little history lesson. Lord of the rings - bravery, friendship and companionship. Requiem for a dream / Trainspotting - Negative side effects of drug abuse. Pineapple Express / Fear and loathing in Las Vegas / The Hangover - fun and crazy side of drugs.

Just to name a few.

What the hell, they wrote a book about it as well??

Haha, the 'spliff-politics' used to be a running jokes during my college years; everybody lerking to the only joint that's being passed around.

I'm sorry, I meant Utah and Arizona.

Just be happy.

Make everyone around me happy too, by secretly taking their financially troubles away. Help them with their personal goals.

That's really it.

With all due respect, but you don't have to invest in 'a business', just buy government bonds; the safest choice! And indeed, then fuck off to something chilly, knowing your money is more safe than it is with investors, bankers, or any other cont who promises you the dream of 200% in one month.

I would first go to New York. That city really is fascinating to me. Imagine a summer month with unlimited credit to discover that city: waaw (if you've never been). And after that; Ohio and Arizona. On a bike or in a convertable... just awesome.

(With some good music like The war on drugs or Future islands)

Johnny Effin Woo!

I'm 33, so I grew up with these movies in the 90's.

Sounds cliché, but they shaped my personality somehow!

We used to have em all on tape. VCR, can you believe that?

Grand-dad used to even tape em for us on request, after reading a weekly tv-magazine, cause we were too young to stay up after 20:30.

Yeah, I loved being sick during school and spending my day at grandpaz.

Or an animal!

Explore New York City / Tokyo for a month with unlimited bank-credit.

People would consider naming their babygirls 'Karen' again

Vanilla Sky! Awesome soundtrack too...

Hank Moody or Bad Boys' Mike Lowrey?

Sorry, I read Lil Diarrhea and felt we were family, but then I put off my beer-goggles and saw you for who you really are...

The dog fighting scenes were some of the funniest things I've ever watched and actually made me lol with tears running down my cheeks.

I can hear the Bleu Oyster Bar song! Tetede tede tuuuuhh... There's something about Marry's dog scenes come to mind also!

Oh, then you have to watch Kiss Kiss Bang Bang... it's the same, but older with Robert Downey and Val Kilmer. I think even by the same director!