Have you ever read a one-line movie description before you read the title and assumed it was another movie? A recent Ask Reddit thread posed the question: “Which two unrelated movies can be summed up with the same sentence?” Summing up a film in only one sentence makes it overly simple, and only highlights that we have very few types of stories, and they are told over and over. The pair above can use the line, "A Bitter Old Man Loses His Wife, Befriends His Young Asian Neighbour Who Helps Him Overcome His Bitterness And Cyncism." That's pretty detailed. However, it's not only a similar plot that can be used this way- sometimes it's a joke. The line for the movies below is "A Bunch Of Dinosaurs Kill A Lot Of People."
See 47 pairs of films that have nothing in common except the one-liner that describes them at Bored Panda, and read the original reddit thread here.
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As far as I'm concerned the 'weather team' has the monopoly on that area.
Here's an idea... let's John Edward and Sylvia Browne to contact the spirit world and tell us where each primary will go...
The totals from the hand-counted counties were VERY different from those that used machines, in many cases off by 7%, which is more than enough to give second-tier candidate the win.
There needs to be a real discussion in this country about this, but most people just dismiss the very concept of a rigged election as tinfoil hat conspiracy talk. All the while our freedoms are taken from us one by one by one.
Why polls anyway?
Primaries should be conducted nationwide in the same few hours.
I listened to Obama's speech after the vote - wow, he's a great speaker, with good writers.
Hillary's speech was lame, uninspiring.
I think people are so afraid of a fiery black man that they'll vote for the tired-out, wimpy white woman.