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Oh, no question he needs a hug. But also to not have access to lethal weaponry.
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^I don't think that guy needs access to lethal weaponry. :shock:

Keep him away from Bunnings.
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David wrote:Oh, no question he needs a hug. But also to not have access to lethal weaponry.
Or violent movies.
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An interesting discussion on Joker and all the things we’ve been talking about in this thread:

https://soundcloud.com/chapo-trap-house ... oker-10819
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^

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Did anyone seethe piece on Joaquin Phoenix on Facebook about his older brother river, and the night he died? No doubt he’s an amazing actor, and it explains some of the darkness, really worth a look,
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Time and distance is interesting.

I watched The Dark Knight up bush last weekend and looking at it through the lens of today couldn't get all the acclaim for Heath ledger's Joker. At the time it was WOW, now not so much.
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Denzel Washington's Oscar win for Training Day looks silly. It must be easy to play a one-dimensional screaming character.
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Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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