Please help me find this thread....

say wha?

Some thread where we discuss the Poohsoc and which of a list of improv comedians from a Cambridge University society we'd blap.

poo: POO

here y'are fred!
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someone, maybe ethan or omar little, posting about a certain type of girl, who is sort of overly vulgar and really funny/hot at first but wears thin after a while—featured the phrase "id like to give nietzsche a blowjob" or something to that effect

http://www.ilxor.com/ILX/ThreadSelectedControllerServlet?action=showall&boardid=77&threadid=479

good thread but its not it--there was a specific post about that kind of girl, and how quickly you get tired of her, and im so sure it involved the phrase "id give nietzsche a bj" or something like that

Lol I clicked that link like four times before I realized I can't view it cuz it's on 77.

Sorry, I am of no help.

this thread is about THE WACKNESS

yesss thank u, not quite what i had remembered t as but basically the same

for posterity:

Contrary to the Katherine Heigl-type neurotic, beautiful, and responsible female lead, Thirby plays the indie-standard ideal female, what I like to call the "Quirky Aggressive". She's pretty without makeup, wears Converse, and says quirky and aggressive things.

SIGNS YOU ARE A QUIRKY AGGRESSIVE FEMALE:

#1.) You do drugs or you like talking about how you do drugs.

#2.) You use unique, half-witty, half-annoying sayings like "Dudesies!", "For YAYs" and make jokes about "Rim Jobs" because you are so cool with your sexuality.

#3.) On dates, rather than awkwardness, you manifest your wants/needs/insecurities through aggressive lines like "So when are you going to kiss/fuck/lick my C???"

(Advice: Quirky Aggressives are only beloved in indie films. Please do not try to be one in real life. Do not make rim job and poop jokes on dates. For the first few months your dude will be all like, "OMG, you're so cool and funny! You're not like other girls!" because you said something about giving "Nietzche a BlowJ" or some Quirky Aggressive-esque bullshit, but then after about six months the charm wears off and you find yourself being hushed in public places or cringed at just for telling your old, beloved rim job joke! You are being silenced, Quirky Aggressive. But Quirky Aggressives won't be silenced so they keep going, because, like, they're quirky and aggressive, and shutting up for a dude is so antithetical to their personality.

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Oh. That's not the missspelling of Nietzsche I googled :-(

What's the new Championship/lower league thread called? Need to complain about how boring this game is and why my logic of watching more lower league football is very flawed.

oh dude i am going to suggest that you change your username due to some potential bad misunderstandings you may not be aware of at the moment.

ok.

Gareth Barry won't be on dis ting: Champions League and Europa League 09/10

oops no it's Realest Of Football, Realest Of Talk: Football League, Blue Square & Beyond, 2009/10

ty. now it's halftime/the stream died I no longer feel so inclined to rant about Gareth Southgate, but I will bookmark so I never have to do this again.

omg @ averted display name crisis

Yeah, it took me a while.

that thread of 80's world music influenced pop youtubes pls

found this, gotta get better at searching, that took about half an hour.

Hey, where is that thread from last month with all the lol nutcases with signs v. obama?

IMPEACH THE MUSLIM MARXIST

cheers.

people who talk like everyone around needs to be listening to them?

Music videos that start with the song from the last video

J0rdan posts in it alot

Where's the thread with movie OST track listings from dozens of movies with forgettable/interesting/whatever soundtracks?

Because I want to add the one from Cats & Dogs 2: The Revenge of Kitty Galore

1. "Get the Party Started" Dame Shirley Bassey 3:59
2. "Why Can't We Be Friends" Sean Kingston feat. Jasmine V 4:19
3. "Bad to the Bone" George Thorogood 4:50
4. "Eye of the Tiger" Spectacular! Cast 3:32
5. "Born to Be Wild" Alana Dee 3:01
6. "Friend" Ziggy Marley 2:53
7. "Magic Carpet Ride" KSM 2:57
8. "Atomic Dog" The DeeKompressors 2:08
9. "Get Together" The Youngbloods 4:37
10. "Concerto for Claws & Orchestra" Christopher Lennertz 2:40

There was a thread a while back in which famous poems were rewritten using ilx references. Want to find it.

remember any of the poems?

nope

some shakespearean passages got reworked in one of the threads where you get your sb count a while back. All i got.

Wasn't it all Shakespearian genius from John D., mainly? Xpost - Darragh otm

[url=http://www.ilxor.com/ILX/ThreadSelectedControllerServlet?showall=true&bookmarkedmessageid=1486497&boardid=77&threadid=70310]post yr sb #[/url

well u get the idea

lj too

pretty sure there was something in the public world too, though if mem'ry serves me well it was mostly j0hn d again.

theres a thread where somebody tells these stories about growing up and most of them are about looking for jobs?

like theres this bit in a convenience store, also theyre funny and sad.

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i think it was a pappawheelie thread plax

I guess this isn't the thread you're looking for, Hurting?

ILXor rhymes.

yes! the ghosts of resume past

i remember u liking it

thread were we did that thing were you hit random on wikipedia and get the name of your band, and then search flickr and use random and that's your album cover, and then something else for the title etc?

Turns out there were two of these:

Randomly Generate Fake Album Covers (2009 Facebook craze done ILM style)
your own album cover internet meme

thank you. i did search, but i'm not great at searching.

Use google instead and search from outside, that's the only way I ever manage to do these things.

The second thread also has the reference to the lost film Human Wreckage, which has been haunting me ever since I read about it.

thanks!

also found this one obscurity in the age of streaming

did we have a thread for pandemic streams of theater / opera etc?

Met Daily Free Streaming Opera Viewing Thread

Is there an ILM thread for misleading names of acts, ie names of bands (or solo artists) that give a very different impression from what the music actually sounds like? Lots of worst band names threads, but this is something more specific.

Bands who don't sound like their name

is this the thread where we ask if there's a thread for a particular subject? feel like there was another one

This is the usual one: This is the thread where we ask people to dig up things on ILX we can't find

Thanks, visiting!

(Wasn't alba once king of search? what happened?)

got sent down to the minors

Lost my mojo

The recent thread featuring accursed internet ads, halp me

It used to be called something really unsearchable. But now I think it’s Internet ads that raise an Eyebrow?

Yes, that's the one, thank you, I thank you so much 🙏

no problem! i'm always glad to see it bumped!

what's the thread about famous/well-known compositions you recognize when you hear but few people know the composer?

You mean I Always Get Those Two Strings Mixed Up!

Sorry

Instrumental Pieces that Everyone Knows but that Hardly Anyone Knows the Name/Composer Of

yessss, thx

xp hehe

can anyone find the 2005-2009 ILM best albums/tracks thread?

Click on search, type '2005-2009' – voilà, there you have it. Or:

ILM Top 100 2005-2009: TRACKS

ILM Top 100 2005-2009: ALBUMS

man I swear I did that… thanks!!

there's a catchall poll results thread somewhere, isn't there?

like for every poll that's every existed?

stoked for the result, at last we can rest

ILM Ballot Polls: where to find the results threads

thx!

the one where we complain about our coworkers ?

Let's bitch about our stupid, annoying co-workers

aah yes thx

the one about words that you never see used by themselves but that are always paired up in a phrase?

a list of words that are only ever used in one phrase and one phrase only

thank you :)

the amazing anecdotes from a life in funerary practice??

https://www.ilxor.com/ILX/ThreadSelectedControllerServlet?boardid=77&threadid=112487

ahh it was on 77

Thank you!

Is there a thread for anachronistic movie dialogue?

I don't recall ever seeing such a thread.

Do you mean cases in which the movie is a period piece but it contains dialogue not of that period?

I'm watching a movie set in 1974, and a character uses an expression that I'm positive didn't come around for a decade or two at least.

(So yes.)

I always notice stuff like that. I remember watching Little House on the Prairie in the '70s and a certain family member would say, "They didn't say (x) back in those days!"

It's a fresh idea you should run with. What was the expression you think wasn't current in 1974?

I Googled after posting, and I seem to be right, but only by a couple of years, not decades. It's The Apprentice, the Trump/Cohn movie from last year. At one point, Trump asks Cohn to "think outside the box." Wikipedia says an early version, tied to a puzzle with nine dots, goes way back; but without reference to the puzzle, not until 1976:

"In 1970, the phrase think outside the dots appears without mentioning the nine dots puzzle. Finally, in 1971, the specific phrase think outside the box is attested, again appearing together with the nine dots puzzle.In 1976, the phrase is used in England, and in 1978 in the USA, both without mentioning the nine dots puzzle."

So they're close enough. I don't think I ever heard till the '80s or '90s. Could probably be a use thread anyway.

Aargh..."heard it," "useful."

It's possible this charge could be leveled at just about any period piece.

i'm also a fan of slang that appears to be of recent coinage, but on investigation it turns out to be from the 1870s or something

somebody on a radio show was talking about it the other day: how authors of historical fiction make a distinction between speech that would be historically accurate and speech that would be accepted by their readers as historically authentic

Sometimes I notice, sometimes I don't. Something like Mad Men was pretty meticulous about that, but I think I caught one or two lapses over seven seasons.

When I see contemporary movies or shows set in the '70s or early '80s, times I remember, I always notice actors getting the inflections wrong. Because inflections and rhythms of everyday speech are constantly changing. That's usually more of a problem than anachronistic vocabulary in the scripts.

But to the other point, it happens all the time that I'm watching a film from the early 1930s and an actor uses an expression I thought was coined decades later.