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Everything Wrong with Battle Royale
November 13th, 2014 6:00 PMCinema Sins points out the numerous flaws in the 2000 Japanese action thriller Battle Royale, in which a group of junior high school students compete in death match on a remote island.
You Now Have My Full Attention
November 13th, 2014 5:35 PM
When You Ride Alone, You Ride with Hitler
November 13th, 2014 5:00 PMThis 1943 United States propaganda poster, which suggested that Americans caropool to conserve national resources during World War II, has been widely parodied online for its use of hyperbole.
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Anderson Cooper Pranked by Staff on Live TV
November 13th, 2014 4:08 PMOn Monday night, Anderson Cooper knew he was going to dish out on annoying pet peeves in the workspace for his punchy "Ridiculist" segment, but little did he know that his co-workers had prepared something else on the teleprompter. Apparently, some of his colleagues aren't huge fans of a scented candle that he likes to burn in his office.
"Literally"
November 13th, 2014 3:30 PMPeople have been using the word "literally" as a substitute for "figuratively" since as early as 1769.
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Everything Wrong with Battle Royale
Cinema Sins points out the numerous flaws in the 2000 Japanese action thriller Battle Royale, in which a group of junior high school students compete in death match on a remote island.
When You Ride Alone, You Ride with Hitler
This 1943 United States propaganda poster, which suggested that Americans caropool to conserve national resources during World War II, has been widely parodied online for its use of hyperbole.
Anderson Cooper Pranked by Staff on Live TV
On Monday night, Anderson Cooper knew he was going to dish out on annoying pet peeves in the workspace for his punchy "Ridiculist" segment, but little did he know that his co-workers had prepared something else on the teleprompter. Apparently, some of his colleagues aren't huge fans of a scented candle that he likes to burn in his office.
"Literally"
People have been using the word "literally" as a substitute for "figuratively" since as early as 1769.
