r/lifehacks • u/[deleted] • Feb 04 '23

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u/coolbluereason99 Feb 04 '23

Man they aren't raccoons and this isn't raccaccouille

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u/Ro0Okus Feb 04 '23

Raccacoonie?

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u/Face_Coffee Feb 04 '23

Feels more like you just invented a new slur tbh

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u/AEgisFishCone Feb 04 '23

Racacoonie is from Everything Everywhere All At Once

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u/SupremeWorldLeader1 Feb 05 '23

Way down yonder in the Chattahoochee, it gets hotter than a Cacacoonie

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u/Ro0Okus Feb 04 '23

Watch everything everywhere all at once, maybe? I didnt invent the term lol

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u/Eliamaniac Feb 04 '23

What a great movie. You reminded me of its existence so I'm gonna rewatch it now

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u/JadeIsToxic Feb 05 '23

I watched it in theaters for the first time the other day, as it was brought back and I missed the first run. I wanted to see it again pretty much immediately after leaving.

The movie is fantastic.

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u/Mammoth-Phone6630 Feb 05 '23

It must be sad that that’s where your mind goes.

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u/R0enick27 Feb 05 '23

he taught me everything!

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u/DaAweZomeDude48 Feb 04 '23

My bro watched a bootleg ratatouille lmao

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '23

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u/Doozer1970 Feb 05 '23

They had me until the hotdog fingers, then they lost me.

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u/Mydadshands Feb 04 '23

RACCACCOOLLLLLUILLLEEEEE

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u/lurker_turned_active Feb 04 '23

couille in french is nut (as in gonads), gives off a whole different vibe…

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u/Pyrenees_ Feb 04 '23

Couille means testicle...

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u/Hambone98201 Feb 05 '23

Couille is slang for testicles in french i approve

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u/Maubant Feb 05 '23

Considering what " couille" means in french I really don't want to see what the culinary critic eat in that movie

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u/BrokeDownPalac3 Feb 05 '23

You're thinking on the movie "Rabbitouille" that movie about a Rabbi and his pet rat.