>Be 10 years old
>Stay home sick from school
>Turn on Encore
>Commando is just starting
A greater feeling I cannot name.
those were the days
>be 21
>neet
>watch my favorite film
>feel dead inside
>cry myself to sleep
wowwww
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>Be 10 years old
>Stay home sick from school
>Turn on Encore
>Total Recall is just starting
there you go, a greater feeling.
>>66911586
typical obese american skipping school to watch 80s shlock and describes it "a greater feeling cannot be named
how pathetic
>>66911586
Literally "I was a privileged white brat": The Thread
>>66911682
Yes they played that too! I fucking loved Encore in the late 90s early 2000s. They never played Predator though, I had to find that one on my own.
>>66911586
>>66911682
You're way too young to be here
>>66911699
what are you typing from a library computer, nigger?
>>66912079
I made my own way and now I have shit, you little white bitch.
>>66912134
>I made my own way and now I have shit,
The only shit you have is your skin color.
And if you actually HAVE anything, you only got it by pretending to be something you're not.
>>66912176
Look at this angry little dude projecting. Did a black guy fuck your sister? Nah I bet it was your mommy.
>>66912222
other than the odd bum I have to shoo away I haven't had a single bad encounter with a nigger. Thus, I am being as objective as I possibly can when I say: Niggers can literally only get ahead of their contemporaries by acting as white as humanly possible.
They played that shit in the middle of the day?
>6th grade
>free HBO/Cinemax/etc week
>it airs during spring break
>watch softcore porno and The Matrix every day
>>66912283
Lol enjoy those tendies for me white boi.
Is this a flick, or a film?
My "come home from high school and turn on AMC in my room" days are how I was introduced to Godfather I and II, Good Bad and Ugly, Apocalypse Now, and so many others. good times tbqh family
>>66911699
Literally nigger ruins a comfy thread just like they ruined their cities: the post
