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Thrice
(album)
1
— Emo/post-hardcore band from the early 2000s that evokes teenage emotional experiences and nostalgia.
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Bowery
(place)
1
— Historic street and neighborhood in Manhattan referenced in memories of New York City life.
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Yelp Elite
(concept)
1
— Status designation on Yelp for frequent reviewers, referenced sarcastically in a discussion of overpriced pizza reviews.
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Bernard Bailyn
(person)
1
— Historian who died in 2020, whose minimal appearance in a Ken Burns documentary is lamented by the poster.
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Gordon Wood
(person)
1
— Historian suggested as a potential replacement expert for a Ken Burns documentary on American history.
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Paul Giamatti
(person)
1
— Actor who plays John Adams in a Ken Burns documentary series.
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Randy Lewis
(person)
1
— Professor of molecular biology at the University of Wyoming who led research on genetically modifying goats to produce s...
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University of Wyoming
(place)
1
— Academic institution where research on genetically modified goats producing spider silk protein was conducted.
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Male Gaze
(concept)
1
— Film theory concept associated with Laura Mulvey, referenced as example of superficial academic discourse
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Corporate Narcissism
(concept)
1
— Proposed extension of Lasch's narcissism concept to corporations, describing how companies display narcissistic traits t...
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r/CriticalTheory
(place)
1
— Subreddit listed as related community alongside Vampire Weekend and Joe Rogan subreddits, prompting skepticism about who...
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Weimar
(place)
1
— German city identified as cultural and artistic hotspot in the 1930s
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Oscar Pistorius
(person)
1
— Historical figure being made into controversial 'based' Funko Pop
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John Podesta
(person)
1
— Political figure mentioned in connection with UFO disclosure
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Weather
(book)
1
— Novel by Jenny Offill about a librarian becoming aware of climate collapse, written with short crafted paragraphs
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Jenny Offill
(person)
1
— Author of the novel Weather about climate collapse awareness
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Coevolution Quarterly
(place)
1
— Publication that published the 1981 bioregional quiz about ecological awareness
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Bioregionalism
(concept)
1
— Environmental philosophy tested through a 20-question quiz about local ecological knowledge and connection to nature
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Frozen
(film)
1
— Disney animated movie watched frequently by someone dating a Disney adult
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Celebration
(album)
1
— Song by Kool and the Gang cited as proof one can make cool music appealing to Black audiences without profanity
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Kool and the Gang
(person)
1
— Musical group whose song Celebration is cited as example of clean pop music
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First Things
(place)
1
— A magazine that published Sam Kriss's critical review of Alice Sparkly Kat's 'Postcolonial Astrology'.
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Carafem
(place)
1
— A telehealth abortion service that allows patients to receive abortion medication via video chat and mail, promoted by A...
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MDA
(concept)
1
— Drug (methylenedioxyamphetamine) consumed at a warehouse rave, producing fractal hallucinations and euphoric dancing exp...
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Jackie Gleason
(person)
1
— Actor featured in a 1970 film used as example of pre-Reagan urban cleanliness in American cinema.
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Torschlusspanik
(concept)
1
— German term for gate-closing panic, referenced in discussion of midlife crisis following a wild youth.
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Self-Care
(concept)
1
— Wellness concept critiqued as commercialized pop-psychology appropriated by corporations, yet found genuinely useful for...
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Vitamin B12
(concept)
1
— Supplement evangelized as life-changing for energy and productivity, promoted with enthusiastic hyperbolic language.
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Le Cercle Rouge
(film)
1
— Jean-Pierre Melville film noted for having no speaking female characters over its 2.5 hour runtime despite featuring sca...
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Facebook Metaverse
(concept)
1
— Referenced as a future form of escapism for people living isolated, indoor lives with everything delivered to their door...
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Tom Hagen
(person)
1
— Character referenced as a stone-faced German-Irish consigliere type who could be added to Jersey Shore cast.
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Jeanne Calment
(person)
1
— The oldest woman that ever lived who smoked a cigarette every day of her adult life while living a life of French aristo...
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Jägermeister
(concept)
1
— German herbal liqueur mentioned as being consumed before a move to rural area.
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Guy Billout
(person)
1
— Artist whose work is appreciated and shared on the subreddit
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The Nutty Professor
(film)
1
— Comedy film praised as funnier than recent silly comedies
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How to Save a Life
(album)
1
— Mid-2000s pop rock song by The Fray criticized as goofy and derivative of post-grunge
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Mommy Long Legs
(person)
1
— Band referenced as an example of 'new age riot grrl' style music
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Cheap Perfume
(person)
1
— Band referenced as an example of 'new age riot grrl' style music
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Watch the Throne
(album)
1
— A collaborative rap album by Kanye West and Jay-Z from 2011, discussed as being overrated despite its reputation as one ...
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Wuhan Institute of Virology
(place)
1
— A Chinese research facility satirically suggested as a destination wedding venue in a White Lotus parody scenario.
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Pick-Me Dream Girl
(concept)
1
— A hypothesized new female archetype that combines manic pixie dream girl traits with trad contrarian beliefs about gende...
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Ramona Flowers
(person)
1
— A fictional character used as the archetypal example of the manic pixie dream girl type.
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Pinocchio (Guillermo del Toro)
(film)
1
— A stop-motion animated film by Guillermo del Toro praised as very good with enough distinctive style to be palatable for...
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Memphis rap
(concept)
1
— A hip-hop subgenre noted for being particularly beloved by hardcore and metalheads, especially mid-20s guys in punk and ...
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Henry Kuttner
(person)
1
— Author whose epistolary stories are invoked to describe the dystopian feeling of a Reddit post about sedentary male gami...
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St. Anger
(album)
1
— Metallica song referenced as soundtrack to war propaganda videos showing soldier deaths
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Reformation
(concept)
1
— Fashion brand listed among approved wealthy youth clothing brands that indicate conformist consumption patterns
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Aritzia
(concept)
1
— Fashion brand identified as part of the uniform rich-kid brand selection that demonstrates lack of creativity
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Romwe
(concept)
1
— Fast fashion brand invoked as an insult about clothing quality in high school social dynamics
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TJMaxx
(place)
1
— Discount retail store mentioned as actual source of criticized clothing versus assumed fast fashion origin
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