1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Reincarnated shrimp sounds like marinated shrimp but less appetizing, I'll have to remember that one though that's a good one

I would think you'd have to be a sociopath not to have an inner monologue because I feel like it's the part of me that's always reminding me to be empathic, especially when I have a knee jerk reaction to something. Finding ways to relate, etc.

Guess we need someone to give us a first hand account of what its like, according to the article it's pretty common not to have one apparently

 

Common people arnt tacoma enthusiasts, the sample group may be inaccurate for subjects that reflect "common"

To the dumbgeon

 

I'll spare you the psyche bill
People with thick skulls rely on ear and mouth holes to communicate.

 

Reminds me of that movie Me Myself and Irene, I need to watch that one again

The BBQ scene at the beginning is one of my favorite comedy scenes

'Those aren't your kids! Those kids' dicks are bigger than these sausages!'


hmm..out of context that sounds really bad

Here's the scene on youtube

https://youtu.be/g9o2zjvet5g

 

I do it sometimes just to hear something other than my ears ringing

 

Should have closed your eyes while thinking. Every body knows about look there go there.
Unless you never learned to ride a bicycle. In which case don't close your eyes while swimming or you'll drown.

 

What are thoughts?

I do not think before I act.

 

I guess I needa watch that movie

 

Because Whistling annoys your SO?

 

I wiped out many a times on a few bicycles... The worst thing to happen to me was learn how to ride a bike, perhaps I wouldn't have looked at driving the way I did/do

My favorite thing to do is to do something at the limit of control, because at that threshold it's euphoric

I still get adrenaline when I think about a few instances in my tacoma

 

It's a good one, as far as Jim Carey comedies go it's one of my favorites. A lot of his comedy movies are just too freakin dumb lol. Liar Liar was also pretty good

 

Remind me not to be on the road anywhere near where you live

 

Watching
"Emperor of the North"
Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnine


They're fighting Fire Ax and 3/8"chain on rolling train flat car over a bridge.
No CGI All actors performad own stunts

 

I like Jim Carey, I’ve watched most of his shit, just not that one I guess.

 

I think my camper sold


Probably for the the better anyway

 

I like him more in his more dramatic/serious roles, Truman Show, Man on the Moon, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, etc

 

Pet Detective?

 

If you call that a serious movie/role, then I dunno if we can continue this conversation

 

I think Dumber and Dumber and Ace Ventura were his funniest, although dumb it was a change from everything else at the time. Then Cable Guy sits at 3rd for me.

 

I was just wondering if you liked it

I haven’t even heard of 2/3 of the movies you said