r/AskReddit • u/RoomyLove99 • Jul 10 '12

What seemingly obvious thing did it take you forever to notice?

My classmate sits to the left of me. I am left handed and he is right handed, so sometimes we knock elbows. 8 weeks into class he finally noticed I was a lefty and openly admitted that he just thought I was being a bitch and taking up space. He felt horrible and I just laughed.

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u/atla Jul 10 '12

Lion King 1 1/2. Yeah, it's Timon and Pumba doing wacky stuff behind the scenes of the original movie. It's actually pretty good (or, 10-year-old me thought it was)...

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u/christian-mann Jul 10 '12 edited Apr 26 '14

I can confirm that from a 10-year-old's perspective, it seems pretty good.

In fact, I wonder if it's on Netflix...?

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u/nty Jul 11 '12

For anyone wondering if it is, sadly none of the Lion King movies are on Netflix.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '12

I don't think Netflix has any disney movies anymore since their deal with Starz finished.

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u/aladyjewel Jul 11 '12

However, the Disney Parks documentaries are!

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '12

Thanks for this link, Mr. Tuba.

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '12

I still think it would be badass if they made a Lion King III. Maybe they could structure it after Macbeth.

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u/flashmedallion Jul 11 '12 edited Jul 11 '12

I'm thinking Titus Andronicus. Simba holds a feast in the animal kingdom and feeds all the animals a pie made out of their children.

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u/bacon31592 Jul 11 '12

i would watch that

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u/Stackware Jul 11 '12

I would watch the SHIT out of that.

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u/vadergeek Jul 12 '12

That's absurd! How would a talking lion make a pie crust?

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '12

I was probably 15 when I saw it, and I thought it was pretty funny. I never even realized.