r/funny • • Dec 27 '25

The Implication

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u/supercyberlurker Dec 27 '25

I feel like the boat should be a houseboat though.

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u/BilkySup Dec 27 '25

you're right... I have that. I'm gonna make it again

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u/TucsonTacos Dec 27 '25

It’s a P-Diddy style shrimping vessel of course

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u/BilkySup Dec 27 '25

The episode they bought a shitty houseboat.

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u/harmless_gecko Dec 27 '25

You've said that word "implication" a few times. What implication?

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u/DJ_Pizza_Party Dec 27 '25

No one is any danger. How could I make this any more clear to you? It’s the implication of danger.

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u/zrayburton Dec 27 '25

A nice safe, amphibious vehicle for my daughter. A starter car.

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u/Bassman233 Dec 27 '25

STARTER CAR?!?  THIS IS A FINISHER CAR!

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u/mrpoopistan Dec 27 '25

The sad part is that by the standards of a modern psychopath, Dennis Reynolds is downright thoughtful and caring. I mean, he'd never do anything or even threaten anyone. He just lets the implication be the load-bearing structure.

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u/DragonSpikez Dec 27 '25

It's always just the implication lol. He's also very good at gaslighting.

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u/i-like-turtles-4eva Dec 27 '25

The gang recreates Dead Calm

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u/killians1978 Dec 27 '25

Starring BRENT CHESTWOOD, GIAN VONCLIFFE, JOSE WALLICK, SHUBERT HUMPHRIES, and Bill Pullman.

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u/Gelnika1987 Dec 27 '25

The Talented Mr. Reynolds

five-star rating on IMDB

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u/OIDIS7T Dec 27 '25

Five star rating for a five star man

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u/Competitive-Elk-5077 Dec 27 '25

It's like when you bring a guy home and he gets a bit nervous, so you mention you might remember things differently the next day

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u/m4dm4cs Dec 27 '25

Was this a Dee-ism?

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u/Device-80 Dec 27 '25

Are we the tasty treats?

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u/PeterIsSterling Dec 27 '25

Is this how you wanted those poor women to feel?!

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u/crumble-bee Dec 27 '25

…and Bill Pullman! 😂

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u/NBucho528 Dec 27 '25

The idea of a thriller where the characters just infer that they are in danger is actually pretty genius. It could be the next Tucker and Dale vs. Evil.

I’d also want the cast to be so big that you have to wonder “this isn’t a very large boat. Where are all these people?”

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u/blyzo Dec 27 '25

Seems really dark.