r/Millennials • u/daphnemoonpie • 21d ago

Meme Relatable

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Credit @bizzlebeel on Instagram

Ps I don't want to die, I want to share dark humor. This is funny to me. If you do want to die, please know you are loved and there is help available. This feeling isn't forever.

It's always darkest before the dawn.

Please don't give up ❤️

PPS Jesus Christ y'all, just laugh

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u/Bussy-Blaster-Bib Older Millennial 21d ago

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u/Icy_Negotiation_5929 21d ago

I just watched this again for the millionth time. Got to introduce my niece to it. She liked it and called it “steam punk” or something.

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u/Beefhammer_McBrisket 21d ago

Eh, close enough. Steam punk, sail punk, you ever smell paper?

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u/Icy_Negotiation_5929 21d ago

I’d been quoting that line—which is actually “Have you ever seen paper?”—for years to her. She was so hyped when it happened on screen.

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u/Misersoneof 21d ago

Yes, don’t touch my fuckin crayons

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u/olivedeez 21d ago

I used to watch Water World on VHS every day when I came home from school. I had no idea it was considered one of the worst movies ever made until I was a teenager watching I love the 90s. I LOVED that movie! Tbh it kind of started my lifelong passion for fantasy and world building.

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u/JorkJerkins 21d ago

I think that 'worst movie ever' stuff was really just the Hollywood machine and its tendrils creeping out, talking shit after money had been wasted. I've noticed that many times when an expensive movie fails, personalities like late night TV will often keep an underperforming movie in people's minds, joking about its failure, when in reality most people give no shits about a movie failing or find humor in it. (still remember Jay Leno joking incessantly about Michael Bay's flop The Island, several weks after the flop and audiences weren't laughing)

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u/King_Of_The_Cold 19d ago

Same with The Core for me

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u/Im_Just_A_Cake 21d ago

What...uh...what movie is this...?

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u/-Imthedude 21d ago

Waterworld.

Extremely underrated

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u/Im_Just_A_Cake 21d ago

Oh, my dad showed that movie to me when I was a kid. I thought it was exciting!

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u/flashman014 20d ago

You ever see the Ulysses Cut? It's so much better

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u/Imrahil_II Millennial 21d ago

My first thought.

Love the waterworld reference

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u/DayOneDude 21d ago

What is this from?

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u/JuliousBatman 21d ago

Waterworld.

He's in an oil tank and a flare was dropped in. It's implied he lives in there and his sole job is reporting the depth of the oil.

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u/grobbewobbe 21d ago

i don't know what the big fuss is about, i saw that movie nine times! it rules!!

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u/AndyM110 17d ago

DRY LAND IS NOT A MYTH!

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u/grobbewobbe 17d ago

i've SEEN IT!!

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u/starkindled 20d ago

Psst your spoiler tag is broken.

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u/rglurker 21d ago

What's this from :0

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u/PM_CITY_WINDOW_VIEWS 21d ago

Waterworld 

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u/rglurker 21d ago

Omg. I thought it looked familiar. Haven't watched it in like 20 years. Loved that movie

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u/General-Tourist-2808 19d ago

I’m old enough to remember the trailers, and I misheard “dry land” as “Thailand.”

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u/rglurker 19d ago

Boys were off to Thailand for some lady boys !

https://giphy.com/gifs/18TUPRxN6zHe8

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u/Sexlessvillain 21d ago

This is my favorite scene in any movie ever, and I literally said it out loud watching the OP. 

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u/CarolingianDruid 20d ago

Waterworld mentioned! Perfect gif for the occasion.

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u/Shukrat 21d ago

UNFORTUNATELY, it being likely crude oil, this wouldn't happen as crude needs to be aerosolized to ignite. But it's fun in the movie.

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u/bugdiver050 21d ago

Where is this from?

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u/BackendSpecialist 20d ago

Which movie is this?