I was here for the whole thing but was too new and too scared to ask what the hell all the beans were about. Can someone explain the ~~history~~ beanstory to me?
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Prior to that incident, he had served two months in detention in South Korea on charges that he had assaulted two people and kicked a police car.
He did so many insane things but they still found time to tell us about him kicking a police car
Many such cases
There have been enough reports of Trump privately calling Kamala a b*tch that there's a strong possibility he could snap and use that word if she starts to embarrass him. There's also a non-zero chance of him using some other slur or just saying weird racist things
Productive procrastination is the only way I get anything done
Off-screen, Pacino is 84 and currently dating a 30 year old. A 20/30 year age gap on-screen seems quaint by comparison
Finding out other people had the same film unlocked several friendships for me
Still waiting for the michelin star taco bell experience
I assume they only ever watched the awful 2001 version, which has a more faithful ending to the original Planet of the Apes book than the 1968 film. In the book it's also an alien planet, rather than Earth.
They probably never bothered to watch the 60s film and just assumed that they knew what was happening because the ending is so iconic and has been widely parodied for 50+ years.
He didn't study at MIT. He studied at UPenn and lied about having graduated from there two years earlier than he did, for some reason
This is also why he loves bringing up Hannibal Lector. Who he refers to as 'the late great Hannibal Lector' and is occasionally confused about whether he's real or not. He will literally give a speech about how immigrants coming in are like Hannibal Lector because he doesn't understand what asylum seeker means
His father was a small business owner in New York, apparently