I never actually understood how the zapper worked, thanks for the little summary.

And as they always should have been, 18-24 year old will be called “Big Kids”.

Gentlemen! There will be no fighting in the War Room!

In the US we say, snitches better get that thing looked at before it gets any worse.

We were watching Grey’s Anatomy not long ago and I wondered how many of the things they were doing weren’t possible on the show ER?

So now I’m thinking about someone who gets Groundhogged on 9-11. After the third day or so, you’d have to believe that this is only happening so you can stop 9-11. But, this guy gets up at 6:30 and has less than two hours until the planes start to hit, and may not even live near NYC. Do you think he’d give up on that or go insane trying?

I looked away. Can you do it again?

They say sex symbolizes domination and power, what’s more powerful than fucking the biggest strongest man in the room?

Shit. Peekaboo would probably be funny today if we hadn’t already seen that joke a thousand times.

And also, in English, W is an upside down M.

I’m sure that everybody knows that, but it does count as a third language that uses a play on words to represent Wario as the yin to Mario’s Yang.

But I think it was originally sugar and they switched to HFCS because corn subsidies.

If so, then this is old coke.

Did you just give his thoughts and prayers the shocker?!?

Sounds like a rough shower.

I think I’m going to vomit.

Thanks for sharing! Fantastic film and analogy.

The symbolism of the pigs and cats is pretty obvious, so if anyone’s up for it, I’d like to discuss the man running the “food processor” and the chain snake.

I’m pretty sure most everyone watching this will identify with the cats, but, I think the sad reality is that most of us are the man. Whether we like it or not, WE are the ones collecting the resources, building the products and otherwise feeding the pigs by destroying the world we live in.

The man’s intentions are never learned. Why does he feed the pigs, and then rebuild it all in exactly the same way, when it seems obvious that the same thing will happen again and again? My answer is that it’s all he knows. He was doing alright with the pigs, and doesn’t know if the tiger will see him as an ally or a foe, so, back to the safety of the familiar.

The snake, I don’t really get. It implies that the pigs are forced to sit and eat non stop. As if they would walk away from the table if they had a choice. What does the snake represent? Possibly capitalism as a whole, or a secret deep state pulling the strings? If there was no snake under the table, does it change the interpretation of the story?

$20 says he called in the ICE tip himself, and is getting remarried next week.