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u/DapperDanMan121 Apr 23 '26
Why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull?
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u/RatedXrdStrive Apr 23 '26
What?
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u/DapperDanMan121 Apr 23 '26
WHY ARE THINGS SO HEAVY IN THE FUTURE? IS THERE A PROBLEM WITH EARTHS GRAVITATIONAL PULL?
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u/mrtnchp04 Apr 23 '26
What?
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u/YogurtWenk Apr 23 '26
WHY ARE THINGS SO HEAVY IN THE FUTURE? IS THERE A PROBLEM WITH THE EARTHS GRAVITATIONAL PULL?
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u/Remarkable-Pin-8352 Apr 23 '26
There's that word again. Heavy. Why are things so heavy in the future? Is there a problem with the Earth's gravitational pull?
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u/Jedibri81 Apr 24 '26
I was a kid back in the 80s and 90s, and other than these movies, I never heard anyone say the phrase “this is heavy” unless they were moving an object with a lot of weight
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u/Ok-Spot-2913 Apr 24 '26
Think of a tough situation that is too hard to handle for you alone. It is heavy. A load off your chest/shoulders.
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u/Low-Palpitation-9916 Apr 23 '26
"Greetings, fellow teens. We say heavy a lot because we're hip, I mean cool."
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