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Taste of Tea
(film)
1
— Japanese film listed first in a collection of Japanese movie recommendations.
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Cure
(film)
1
— Japanese film included in a list of recommended Japanese cinema.
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August in the Water
(film)
1
— Japanese film featured in a curated list of Japanese cinema recommendations.
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20th Century Nostalgia
(film)
1
— Japanese film included in a recommended list of Japanese movies.
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Pulse
(film)
1
— Japanese film listed last in a collection of recommended Japanese cinema.
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Joan Crawford
(person)
1
— Hollywood actress whose portrayal in Mommie Dearest is used as a comparison for obsessive-compulsive behavior.
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Powerball
(concept)
1
— American lottery game that the poster's father believes he can rig using Excel analysis tools.
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Melt-Banana
(album)
1
— Japanese noise rock band known for their cover of Devo's "Uncontrollable Urge"
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Jack Lemmon
(person)
1
— Actor praised for his sweet performance in The Apartment (1960)
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Shirley MacLaine
(person)
1
— Actress praised for her beautiful performance in The Apartment (1960)
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Kerri Chandler
(person)
1
— Deep house DJ and producer known for his DJ sets including a notable reel-to-reel Boiler Room performance.
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Wellesley College
(place)
1
— A women's liberal arts college mentioned in relation to its Asian student unions.
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The House is Black
(film)
1
— A documentary by Forugh Farrokhzad about a community of Iranian lepers, her only film before her death.
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O Bejeweled Land!
(book)
1
— A poem by Iranian poet Forugh Farrokhzad.
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Jim Traficant
(person)
1
— Populist Ohio politician who was expelled from Congress 420-1, known for championing steel workers and being acquitted o...
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Youngstown
(place)
1
— An Ohio city that Jim Traficant allegedly kicked the original mob out of.
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Mahoning County
(place)
1
— An Ohio county where Jim Traficant served as sheriff before being acquitted of taking bribes from organized crime.
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Fifth Dimension
(person)
1
— Musical group that performed 'Aquarius,' referenced in a story about coming off Adderall.
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Aquarius
(album)
1
— A song by the Fifth Dimension about harmony and understanding, referenced in context of an Adderall shortage.
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Julien Donkey-Boy
(film)
1
— A Harmony Korine film contrasted with Freddy Got Fingered in a discussion of film preferences.
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Osama bin Laden letter
(book)
1
— Letter by Bin Laden that was scrubbed from Google search results and Wikipedia after gaining attention on social media.
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Quiet BPD
(concept)
1
— Internalized form of borderline personality disorder where intense emotions and behaviors are covert rather than theatri...
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Huberman
(person)
1
— Podcast host whose content is consumed by someone who eliminated news and social media from their life
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r/buyitforlife
(place)
1
— Reddit subreddit for product recommendations that the poster occasionally visits despite otherwise avoiding Reddit
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Kancamagus Highway
(place)
1
— Highway in New Hampshire where the poster drove in dangerous conditions during a period of depression
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Espanola
(place)
1
— Town where the poster lived and felt an urge to talk to panhandlers during depression
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Blake Edwards
(person)
1
— Comedy director who hired Mickey Rooney for his controversial role in Breakfast at Tiffany's
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How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days
(film)
1
— 2000s romantic comedy cited as example of higher quality mass-appeal media from the past compared to contemporary films.
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The Holiday
(film)
1
— 2000s romantic comedy cited as example of higher quality mass-appeal media from the past.
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27 Dresses
(film)
1
— 2000s romantic comedy cited as example of higher quality mass-appeal media from the past.
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sub-Saharan Africa
(place)
1
— Region with fertility rate of 4.6 children per woman, projected to account for one in every two children born globally b...
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Attack of the Clones
(film)
1
— Star Wars film whose title is parodied in a joke about a Joker sequel.
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Blake Fielder-Civil
(person)
1
— Amy Winehouse's ex-husband who is often blamed for indirectly killing her, though he was also struggling with addiction
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GPT-4o
(concept)
1
— OpenAI model with voice interaction capabilities that exhibits irritating conversational mannerisms
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Luton Airport
(place)
1
— London's budget airline airport described as hell on earth filled with drunk chavs heading to Malaga
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Malaga
(place)
1
— Spanish city referenced as a common destination for British stag parties traveling from budget airports
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Know Your Meme
(place)
1
— Website dedicated to documenting internet memes that was explained on national radio by a semiotics professor
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Slayer
(person)
1
— Metal band whose cutoff t-shirt was seen worn in Belgrade, evoking Red Scare podcast aesthetics
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Beijing Olympics
(concept)
1
— International sporting event referenced as a historical marker for exploring old Reddit posts
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Arkaquah Trail
(place)
1
— Hiking trail in North Georgia with Native petroglyphs at the end, though that section has been closed for years
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The War & Treaty
(album)
1
— Musical act characterized as existing solely for Tiny Desk concerts and awards shows
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Tank and the Bangas
(album)
1
— Musical act characterized as existing solely for Tiny Desk concerts and awards shows
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H.E.R.
(person)
1
— Musical artist characterized as existing solely for Tiny Desk concerts and awards shows
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Victorian novels
(concept)
1
— Literary form referenced dismissively by those who claim modern literature must return to older styles
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Agile project management
(concept)
1
— Business methodology criticized for creating excessive meetings about meetings and constant distractions
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Lake Wobegon
(place)
1
— Fictional Minnesota town referenced in relation to Michele Bachmann's accent.
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Brilliant
(place)
1
— Online learning platform frequently used as a sponsor in educational YouTube videos.
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Ba'ath Party
(concept)
1
— Arab nationalist political party that took power in Iraq and Syria, discussed in context of fallen Middle Eastern regime...
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Pennsylvania Independent Oil & Gas
(place)
1
— Industry organization hosting holiday party theorized as potential target for Luigi Mangione's alleged assassination spr...
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Peoria
(place)
1
— Illinois city representing the Midwest's small city charm that attracts the poster despite being considered a shithole
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