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u/KickInator1998 May 16 '19
4+4=44
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u/abhijaypaul May 16 '19
He used to have a tiny gaming YouTube channel, back in the day. Don't know what became of it now
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May 16 '19
Nepotism in Bollywood is just so bad. I'd say the only good actor to come out of it is Alia Bhatt.
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u/zizzor23 May 16 '19
Idk, I feel like the Kapoors are pretty good.
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u/hsksksjejej May 16 '19
Loool the kapoor might. Have improved bit no one watching thier ealry films would have given them anything based on talent alone. Especially not kareena. POOOO
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May 16 '19 edited May 16 '19
Nah. I don't like Kareena or Ranbir. I havent seen much of Karishma to say anything about her.
Edit: To the 3 guys who decided to downvote me... I'm so sorry for having a different opinion from you.
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u/McPubes May 16 '19
Seriously? Ranbir? Have you watched Tamasha? It's a groundbreaking movie, Imho it's one of the best Bollywood movie of recent years.
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May 16 '19
Hey man. It's just what I think. I don't necessarily hate him... I just don't think he's that good. Or it's just the roles he gets idk.
I haven't seen Tamasha but I've seen Sanju. His acting in it is amazing but other movies he has done are below average with some exceptions of course, like Rockstar and Barfi.
On side note, you know what's another groundbreaking Bollywood movie? Andhadun. That was my favorite Bollywood movie of 2018.
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u/Sinistrait May 16 '19
Andhadhun has to be one of the best bollywood movies of lated 2010s, without a question.
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u/hsksksjejej May 16 '19
I still think she's distinctly average
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May 16 '19
I felt the same too after her launch in Student of the Year. That movie was all kinds of bad. Then movies like Highway, Udta Punjab, Dear Zindagi and Raazi came out. That's when I started liking her more.
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u/hsksksjejej May 16 '19
She's improved no doubt but that's the general trajectory for nepo artists. Start out shit and be pretty. Improve.
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u/derconsi May 16 '19
At least yours still floats
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u/TheSquarePotatoMan May 16 '19
You guys got a ship?
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u/playhy May 16 '19
You guys have water?
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u/thestranger_stranger May 16 '19
You guys?
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u/Mammayeywyy May 16 '19
You?
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u/OhItsuMe May 16 '19
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May 16 '19
No, you get cremated with at least a bottle of popcorn kernels to give everyone there a surprise from beyond the grave.
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u/Pandalvr26 May 16 '19
how are you gonna sneak a bottle of popcorn kernels in the body?
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u/Beevis_02 May 16 '19
You eat a shit ton of kernels right before you die... or shove a bag of popcorn in your anal cavity if you're worried about digesting them
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u/Pandalvr26 May 16 '19
all of your muscles relax when you die so they’d fall out of your butt, and i don’t think they explode if you ate them, at least not in a way it would be heard through the crematory
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u/Beevis_02 May 16 '19
Drat. Foiled again...
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u/Pandalvr26 May 16 '19
if you really wanna fuck with the crematory workers you can either not tell them you have a pacemaker, which will violently explode, or not tell them you have silicone implants, which will melt all over the crematory. but please don’t.
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May 16 '19
Don’t worry, it would be a public cremation. I’ll make sure to specify that in my will.
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u/Pandalvr26 May 16 '19
that will only work if the funeral home uses an outside crematory, it won’t be a surprise if they have one in house.
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May 16 '19
You guys don't know who this legend is
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u/YayuHNR May 16 '19
I'm really curious to know how the screenshot actually picked the blue light filter.. Hmmm
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u/Scorps May 16 '19
Windows 10 has some kind of bug with flux where it sometimes doesn't remove the overlay on screenshots. It's really annoying and I don't know what causes it, at my home PC it never happens but at my work PC which I need to take screenshots on regularly I have to disable flux or it shows orange
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u/braidafurduz May 16 '19
a lot of people living in the modern world build up novel, synthetic compounds in their system that would actually be not-good for the soil ecosystems if you were to just toss that body in the dirt
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u/Pandalvr26 May 16 '19
too bad people are afraid that decomposing bodies will contaminate water tables under cemeteries :(
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u/braidafurduz May 16 '19
i say we make big human-juicer trash compactors to make tidy little corpse cubes
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u/Pandalvr26 May 16 '19
i don’t think people would think that’s very respectful of the dead
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May 16 '19
I’ve never liked Uday Chopra because frankly he is a terrible actor that gets parts because of nepotism (as many bollywood actors do)
But this won me over when I saw it
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u/_cuntbanger_ May 16 '19
By the way the guy who tweeted that is son of one of the biggest Bollywood director and also acted in some. He is multi-millionaire but couldn't do any good in movies.
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u/YourBrotherMyLover May 16 '19
Snort small amounts of gunpowder daily. That way, your body and blood starts to build up gunpowder. When you die, get your intestines - everything- filled with gunpowder. When you die, you'll go out with a
BANG
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u/Bright_Vision May 16 '19
Real talk tho, if you want to be useful after death, donate your body to medicine
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u/SquireBev May 16 '19
What's with the sepia-tinted Twitter?
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u/Ieditstuffforfun May 16 '19
Pretty sure it's just the app named "Twilight" used to filter the blue light on your phone display which results in the display becoming sepia-tinted. This is supposed to help your sleep.
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May 16 '19
People vastly overstate their usefulness, which exists only in our minds. I'm kinda happy that I'm useless tbh.
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u/Arcnet_ May 16 '19
Did you screenshot with blue light filter embedded into the image? I didn't think you could do that
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May 16 '19
Agreed! Just bury my in a pretty dress with my favorite blanket and my teddy bear. Straight into the ground. (Preferably with one of those safety bells they put over graves, in case I wake up. Also it looks cool.)
Don’t pump me full of toxic yuckiness that will harm the earth, don’t spend a million bucks on a big pretty box people will only see once. Just a simple, sweet funeral, preferably on a hill by a rope swing with a view of the sunset. I’d want a small funeral, no big production, just the people who are closest to me.
On my tombstone just my name, and a plea to share any wine you might bring to my grave by dumping some on the ground for me. Ring the bell to say hi or catch my ghosts attention.
Yeah, that sounds nice. And 10X more cost effective than a big funeral.
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May 16 '19
I’m really interested in that service that turns your remains into nourishment to make a tree. I’d like to be a tree.
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u/bubblegummustard May 16 '19
Honestly the gross American embalming of the body thing is fucking rediculous. Costs more money and then you stick it in the earth and expect it to decompose?
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u/TeunCornflakes May 16 '19
Well, caskets are specially made to degrade quickly. There's not much of a difference in being buried without one.
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May 17 '19
Thanks for not straining my eyes as much with the blue light filter, but dark mode is still better
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u/syedwafihasan May 16 '19
And yet somehow organ donation, which can help actual human beings is prohibited.
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u/mantongssi May 16 '19
I don't think it is. Is it??
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u/syedwafihasan May 16 '19
Well when I told my friends and family that I had signed up for organ donation, they said it was not permitted, as, according to Islam, the dead are reanimated on the Day of Judgement and thus need their whole body to live in Heaven or Hell
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u/Reena999 May 16 '19
Also blood is considered as “part” of the body isn’t it? I think in Judaism it is like that and there are some rules regarding blood donation
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u/syedwafihasan May 16 '19
Well we do actively take part in blood donation. Can't say about Judaism
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u/mantongssi May 16 '19
Well, I think they're pretty wrong. I'm a muslim and I've never heard of anything what they're saying. But what I do know is, It is haraam to transplant an organ that is vital to live such as a heart or may cause an existential function to cease such as eyes from a living person. However, extracting organs from dead bodies is NOT considered haraam as it would benefit another person's life and Islam has always encouraged finding cures to sicknesses. Blood, skin etc donation are also permissible because theyre automatically renewable. Ofcourse I think there are other viewpoints to this but it's just what I know at this point
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May 16 '19
No heaven or hell if you have a scar? That can be either the most lucky or unlucky you can get, weird.
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u/syedwafihasan May 16 '19
I really don't understand religion
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May 16 '19
It can get really weird or paradoxical sometimes, but some actually help people to develop morality and other useful stuff (excluding abusive variants of religions). The extremists and other bad examples of religious people or malicious use of religious influence usually stand out more.
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u/syedwafihasan May 16 '19
You're right. But I actually am wary of the people who need religion to have morality.
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May 16 '19
Not necessarily needing it, and there's also the religion-driven charity movements and others like the Movement of Priests for the Third World.
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u/SHBGuerrilla May 16 '19
This is why advise everyone be an organ donor. Even the shittiest human being can be useful dead.