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Civilisation
(film)
1
— A documentary series by Kenneth Clark about art history and Western civilization, available on YouTube.
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Village People
(person)
1
— Musical group added to Donald Trump's rally rotation, noted as part of his camp aesthetic.
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Atlanta spa shootings
(concept)
1
— 2021 crime referenced as example of trauma requiring institutional solidarity statements.
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Brad Falchuk
(person)
1
— Television producer whose cancellation is desired alongside Ryan Murphy by a poster.
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Christine
(film)
1
— 2016 film about Christine Chubbuck praised for avoiding mental health clichés and Rebecca Hall's performance.
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The Batman
(film)
1
— Batman film discussed as example of capeshit fans claiming superhero movies are groundbreaking art.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home
(film)
1
— Marvel film criticized as shameless cash grab cannibalizing nostalgia to hide lack of originality.
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The Culture Industry
(concept)
1
— Adorno and Horkheimer concept referenced regarding superhero movies generating anti-intellectualism.
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Culvers
(place)
1
— Fast food restaurant chain where a poster describes ordering two triple cheeseburgers as part of overindulgent behavior.
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Tom of Finland
(person)
1
— Artist whose name brands an organic rye vodka reviewed for its spicy flavor profile and smoothness.
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Tito's
(album)
1
— A vodka brand used as a comparison point for Tom of Finland vodka, which the reviewer finds superior.
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Mike Nichols
(person)
1
— Film director of Closer, mentioned in discussion of horniest films.
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Guillain-Barré Syndrome
(concept)
1
— A rare autoimmune disease that causes the immune system to attack the nervous system, resulting in muscle weakness and p...
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Proprioception
(concept)
1
— A sense that allows perception of the body's position in space and movement, which can be impaired by neurological condi...
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Mississippi Delta
(place)
1
— Rural region of Mississippi characterized by small towns, cotton fields, catfish markets, and churches, visited during a...
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Psychosomatic illness
(concept)
1
— Physical symptoms and disorders that originate from psychological stress rather than solely physical causes, often stigm...
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Functional dyspepsia
(concept)
1
— Stress-related stomach pain condition referenced as an example of psychosomatic illness by someone who has the condition...
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Chocolate Rain
(album)
1
— Viral internet song referenced for its distinctive recording technique of moving away from the microphone to breathe.
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Sarah Palin
(person)
1
— Female Republican politician cited as an example of particularly stupid or irrational conservative women in politics.
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Michelle Bachman
(person)
1
— Female Republican politician cited as an example of particularly stupid or irrational conservative women in politics.
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We Happy Few
(concept)
1
— Reference used to describe the atmosphere of Bluesky users who act artificially happy or conform to a dystopian norm.
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Darondo
(person)
1
— Musician whose song 'Didn't I' is repeatedly recommended on Spotify, mentioned in context of streaming platform's repeti...
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VFX
(concept)
1
— Visual effects industry where the author worked during Covid, described through an overworked French colleague's pessimi...
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Captain America
(film)
1
— Marvel superhero film mentioned as representative of the 'capeshit' that passengers watch instead of looking at natural ...
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Quentin Crisp
(person)
1
— Historical figure referenced to describe the unexpected effeminate voice and mannerisms of a terrifying-looking man.
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MI6
(concept)
1
— British intelligence agency described as part of the coalition orchestrating regime change in Syria.
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Greater Toronto Hockey League
(place)
1
— One of the world's best minor hockey leagues, discussed in relation to increasing Chinese-Canadian representation among ...
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Greg Bovino
(person)
1
— Figure mentioned in connection with DHS and a controversial narrative regarding loyalty.
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DHS
(concept)
1
— Department of Homeland Security, referenced in connection with a controversial political narrative.
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Balaam
(concept)
1
— Biblical figure invoked as symbolic reincarnation of tech billionaires in apocalyptic critique of consumerism.
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Propaganda of the Deed
(concept)
1
— Historical anarchist strategy of political violence, invoked as contrast to ineffectual modern activism.
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Walden
(book)
1
— Book by Thoreau about simple living in nature, praised as important writing despite author's reliance on his mother.
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Bones and All
(film)
1
— A movie discussed as exemplifying a new subdued, cool aesthetic in contemporary cinema.
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YA (Young Adult fiction)
(concept)
1
— A literary genre that millennial mothers are increasingly pursuing as authors after having children.
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#WritingCommunity
(concept)
1
— A Twitter community where aspiring YA authors share their work and discuss querying for publishing opportunities.
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Hertz
(place)
1
— Rental car company that reported genuinely rented cars as stolen, leading to 364 arrests for Grand Theft Auto.
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Nina Ricci
(person)
1
— Fashion house featured in National Geographic showing a traditional bridal gown finale in Paris, 1972.
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Volgograd
(place)
1
— Russian city home to Volgograd State Medical Institute where 3,500 physicians-in-training were enrolled in a country whe...
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Ulyanovsk
(place)
1
— Russian city with a circus and riverside statue of Lenin visited by newlyweds as a nuptial custom.
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Missoula
(place)
1
— Montana city where bicycle touring riders rested for a month during their Hemistour journey.
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Brat Pack
(concept)
1
— Term for a group of actors and actresses who starred in teen comedies, romcoms, horror movies, and dramas throughout the...
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Don Samuels
(person)
1
— 75-year-old Jamaican candidate who ran against Ilhan Omar, described as strange and unlikeable with a history involving ...
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Anders Breivik
(person)
1
— Subject of Wikipedia discussion regarding choice of police sketch versus actual photos
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Tangiers
(place)
1
— Moroccan city where poster had to escape after being chased by people trying to kill them
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Milosevic
(person)
1
— Serbian political figure discussed by a Romanian communist intellectual as a tragic misunderstood figure who could have ...
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Black Keys
(person)
1
— Band mentioned as representative of 'bro blues' trend in 2010s music
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Elfriede Jelinek
(person)
1
— German Nobel Prize-winning author whose works are notably absent from German bookstores despite her acclaim
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Herta Müller
(person)
1
— German Nobel Prize-winning author whose works are notably absent from German bookstores despite her acclaim
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Girl, Woman, Other
(book)
1
— English novel available in German translation, used as example of how German bookstores prioritize English translations ...
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I Dream of Jeannie
(film)
1
— Classic television show watched exclusively by a certain type of affected 19-year-old characterized as pretentious
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