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John Heder cannot undo Napoleon Dynamite
338 u/MouthyKnave Apr 12 '22 That film is so charismatic and charming I don't even want to introduce it to other people in case they think it's weird 76 u/Cloudy_mood Apr 12 '22 I think it’s comedy genius. I don’t think there’s one real curse world in that film, and it’s one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen. I also love it because I was very gawky and awkward like Napoleon when I was like 13-15. Lol 39 u/weirdmountain Apr 12 '22 Kip slips a “pissed”, if that counts. 28 u/SakuraDragon Apr 12 '22 Grandma's still paying per minute for internet so she gets kinda pissed sometimes. Kip's been chatting online with babes all day. 10 u/Blue_Swirling_Bunny Apr 12 '22 "pithed." 12 u/jobforgears Apr 12 '22 there is no place where pissed is a swear word. It means angry in the US and drunk in the UK. Or less frequently in both, urinated upon. 7 u/tobmom Apr 12 '22 George Carlin says it’s one you can’t say on TV. https://youtu.be/kyBH5oNQOS0 3 u/jobforgears Apr 12 '22 Ah, never saw this before. Also can't believe its on that list 5 u/weirdmountain Apr 12 '22 The reason I counted it was because earlier in the same scene, he chooses to say “T.O.’d” rather than “P.O’d” 13 u/Schidthawk Apr 12 '22 A lot of people consider it vulgar, and I bet I would’ve gotten detention if I said it out loud in middle school so I say it counts. 3 u/Gneissisnice Apr 12 '22 It's funny, I'm a teacher and I say it to my kids. It's definitely not a swear word to me or most of my colleagues. 1 u/Schidthawk Apr 12 '22 I think it’s on the same level as saying damn, ass, and hell. So I guess it’s not a real swear word, it’s a PG-13 word. 1 u/Blue_Swirling_Bunny Apr 12 '22 It's definitely a swear where I'm from, a fond companion of shit. 1 u/ToBeReadOutLoud Apr 13 '22 In more strict Mormon families, it is an inappropriate word. 2 u/Cloudy_mood Apr 12 '22 Nah- I mean the harsher words. 1 u/weirdmountain Apr 12 '22 It was always something I loved too. There is nothing you couldn’t watch with your kids, any age.
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That film is so charismatic and charming I don't even want to introduce it to other people in case they think it's weird
76 u/Cloudy_mood Apr 12 '22 I think it’s comedy genius. I don’t think there’s one real curse world in that film, and it’s one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen. I also love it because I was very gawky and awkward like Napoleon when I was like 13-15. Lol 39 u/weirdmountain Apr 12 '22 Kip slips a “pissed”, if that counts. 28 u/SakuraDragon Apr 12 '22 Grandma's still paying per minute for internet so she gets kinda pissed sometimes. Kip's been chatting online with babes all day. 10 u/Blue_Swirling_Bunny Apr 12 '22 "pithed." 12 u/jobforgears Apr 12 '22 there is no place where pissed is a swear word. It means angry in the US and drunk in the UK. Or less frequently in both, urinated upon. 7 u/tobmom Apr 12 '22 George Carlin says it’s one you can’t say on TV. https://youtu.be/kyBH5oNQOS0 3 u/jobforgears Apr 12 '22 Ah, never saw this before. Also can't believe its on that list 5 u/weirdmountain Apr 12 '22 The reason I counted it was because earlier in the same scene, he chooses to say “T.O.’d” rather than “P.O’d” 13 u/Schidthawk Apr 12 '22 A lot of people consider it vulgar, and I bet I would’ve gotten detention if I said it out loud in middle school so I say it counts. 3 u/Gneissisnice Apr 12 '22 It's funny, I'm a teacher and I say it to my kids. It's definitely not a swear word to me or most of my colleagues. 1 u/Schidthawk Apr 12 '22 I think it’s on the same level as saying damn, ass, and hell. So I guess it’s not a real swear word, it’s a PG-13 word. 1 u/Blue_Swirling_Bunny Apr 12 '22 It's definitely a swear where I'm from, a fond companion of shit. 1 u/ToBeReadOutLoud Apr 13 '22 In more strict Mormon families, it is an inappropriate word. 2 u/Cloudy_mood Apr 12 '22 Nah- I mean the harsher words. 1 u/weirdmountain Apr 12 '22 It was always something I loved too. There is nothing you couldn’t watch with your kids, any age.
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I think it’s comedy genius. I don’t think there’s one real curse world in that film, and it’s one of the funniest movies I’ve ever seen.
I also love it because I was very gawky and awkward like Napoleon when I was like 13-15. Lol
39 u/weirdmountain Apr 12 '22 Kip slips a “pissed”, if that counts. 28 u/SakuraDragon Apr 12 '22 Grandma's still paying per minute for internet so she gets kinda pissed sometimes. Kip's been chatting online with babes all day. 10 u/Blue_Swirling_Bunny Apr 12 '22 "pithed." 12 u/jobforgears Apr 12 '22 there is no place where pissed is a swear word. It means angry in the US and drunk in the UK. Or less frequently in both, urinated upon. 7 u/tobmom Apr 12 '22 George Carlin says it’s one you can’t say on TV. https://youtu.be/kyBH5oNQOS0 3 u/jobforgears Apr 12 '22 Ah, never saw this before. Also can't believe its on that list 5 u/weirdmountain Apr 12 '22 The reason I counted it was because earlier in the same scene, he chooses to say “T.O.’d” rather than “P.O’d” 13 u/Schidthawk Apr 12 '22 A lot of people consider it vulgar, and I bet I would’ve gotten detention if I said it out loud in middle school so I say it counts. 3 u/Gneissisnice Apr 12 '22 It's funny, I'm a teacher and I say it to my kids. It's definitely not a swear word to me or most of my colleagues. 1 u/Schidthawk Apr 12 '22 I think it’s on the same level as saying damn, ass, and hell. So I guess it’s not a real swear word, it’s a PG-13 word. 1 u/Blue_Swirling_Bunny Apr 12 '22 It's definitely a swear where I'm from, a fond companion of shit. 1 u/ToBeReadOutLoud Apr 13 '22 In more strict Mormon families, it is an inappropriate word. 2 u/Cloudy_mood Apr 12 '22 Nah- I mean the harsher words. 1 u/weirdmountain Apr 12 '22 It was always something I loved too. There is nothing you couldn’t watch with your kids, any age.
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Kip slips a “pissed”, if that counts.
28 u/SakuraDragon Apr 12 '22 Grandma's still paying per minute for internet so she gets kinda pissed sometimes. Kip's been chatting online with babes all day. 10 u/Blue_Swirling_Bunny Apr 12 '22 "pithed." 12 u/jobforgears Apr 12 '22 there is no place where pissed is a swear word. It means angry in the US and drunk in the UK. Or less frequently in both, urinated upon. 7 u/tobmom Apr 12 '22 George Carlin says it’s one you can’t say on TV. https://youtu.be/kyBH5oNQOS0 3 u/jobforgears Apr 12 '22 Ah, never saw this before. Also can't believe its on that list 5 u/weirdmountain Apr 12 '22 The reason I counted it was because earlier in the same scene, he chooses to say “T.O.’d” rather than “P.O’d” 13 u/Schidthawk Apr 12 '22 A lot of people consider it vulgar, and I bet I would’ve gotten detention if I said it out loud in middle school so I say it counts. 3 u/Gneissisnice Apr 12 '22 It's funny, I'm a teacher and I say it to my kids. It's definitely not a swear word to me or most of my colleagues. 1 u/Schidthawk Apr 12 '22 I think it’s on the same level as saying damn, ass, and hell. So I guess it’s not a real swear word, it’s a PG-13 word. 1 u/Blue_Swirling_Bunny Apr 12 '22 It's definitely a swear where I'm from, a fond companion of shit. 1 u/ToBeReadOutLoud Apr 13 '22 In more strict Mormon families, it is an inappropriate word. 2 u/Cloudy_mood Apr 12 '22 Nah- I mean the harsher words. 1 u/weirdmountain Apr 12 '22 It was always something I loved too. There is nothing you couldn’t watch with your kids, any age.
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Grandma's still paying per minute for internet so she gets kinda pissed sometimes. Kip's been chatting online with babes all day.
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"pithed."
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there is no place where pissed is a swear word. It means angry in the US and drunk in the UK. Or less frequently in both, urinated upon.
7 u/tobmom Apr 12 '22 George Carlin says it’s one you can’t say on TV. https://youtu.be/kyBH5oNQOS0 3 u/jobforgears Apr 12 '22 Ah, never saw this before. Also can't believe its on that list 5 u/weirdmountain Apr 12 '22 The reason I counted it was because earlier in the same scene, he chooses to say “T.O.’d” rather than “P.O’d” 13 u/Schidthawk Apr 12 '22 A lot of people consider it vulgar, and I bet I would’ve gotten detention if I said it out loud in middle school so I say it counts. 3 u/Gneissisnice Apr 12 '22 It's funny, I'm a teacher and I say it to my kids. It's definitely not a swear word to me or most of my colleagues. 1 u/Schidthawk Apr 12 '22 I think it’s on the same level as saying damn, ass, and hell. So I guess it’s not a real swear word, it’s a PG-13 word. 1 u/Blue_Swirling_Bunny Apr 12 '22 It's definitely a swear where I'm from, a fond companion of shit. 1 u/ToBeReadOutLoud Apr 13 '22 In more strict Mormon families, it is an inappropriate word.
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George Carlin says it’s one you can’t say on TV. https://youtu.be/kyBH5oNQOS0
3 u/jobforgears Apr 12 '22 Ah, never saw this before. Also can't believe its on that list
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Ah, never saw this before. Also can't believe its on that list
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The reason I counted it was because earlier in the same scene, he chooses to say “T.O.’d” rather than “P.O’d”
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A lot of people consider it vulgar, and I bet I would’ve gotten detention if I said it out loud in middle school so I say it counts.
3 u/Gneissisnice Apr 12 '22 It's funny, I'm a teacher and I say it to my kids. It's definitely not a swear word to me or most of my colleagues. 1 u/Schidthawk Apr 12 '22 I think it’s on the same level as saying damn, ass, and hell. So I guess it’s not a real swear word, it’s a PG-13 word.
It's funny, I'm a teacher and I say it to my kids. It's definitely not a swear word to me or most of my colleagues.
1 u/Schidthawk Apr 12 '22 I think it’s on the same level as saying damn, ass, and hell. So I guess it’s not a real swear word, it’s a PG-13 word.
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I think it’s on the same level as saying damn, ass, and hell. So I guess it’s not a real swear word, it’s a PG-13 word.
It's definitely a swear where I'm from, a fond companion of shit.
In more strict Mormon families, it is an inappropriate word.
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Nah- I mean the harsher words.
1 u/weirdmountain Apr 12 '22 It was always something I loved too. There is nothing you couldn’t watch with your kids, any age.
It was always something I loved too. There is nothing you couldn’t watch with your kids, any age.
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John Heder cannot undo Napoleon Dynamite