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“Sometimes the only good parts of movies are in the trailers”

Always the only good parts of movies are in the trailers - it’s the hook.

I never watch trailers. Don’t want to see the movie before I see the movie.

I do check IMDb and perhaps Rotten Tomatoes for a viewers biased opinion to get a rough feel for the film before I “invest” my internet time.

Watchit buddy! Travolta is under the protection of the “Church” of Scientology!

With my hermit crab I’m never alone

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I admire your “deplatforming, not Q” passion.

They gotta use pop rocks and sofa

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The Derbyshire Fairy

The story:

An article appeared online called “Do Fairies Live at the Bottom of Your Garden?” and contained:
Pictures of what appeared to be a mummified fairy
An explanation of how it was found
A dog walker in Derbyshire, England, discovered the small mummified body at Firestone Hill
Claims that the body had been x-rayed and studied by forensic experts
The skeleton was “identical to that of a child” according to the article, but the bones were hollow, like a bird’s
Who was fooled?

Unknown, though the website that hosted the article reached 20,000 hits in just 24 hours
After the hoax was revealed, the man behind the prank, Dan Baines, said that it had taken him four hours a day for several days to answer all the emails related to the fairy
When?

2007
The truth:

The fairy was created by Dan Baines, a magician who also made props for other magicians
He created the story of the dog walker finding the fairy, and the forensic inspection
He published the article to his website a few days before April 1, 2007 (April Fool’s Day)
While the internet is full of fascinating information, stories, and pictures, it’s important to remember that not all of them are true. Whether they’re stories that simply got out of hand, or deliberate untruths created by pranksters, the web is an ideal place to spread hoaxes (as well as bust them).

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So what exactly was the “wrong way” Bohemian Rhapsody. cigarettes were held?

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WAR OF THE WORLDS 1953 CLIP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUY1KYEABz0

My illustration is a comment on your “carefully worded comment”.