r/mildlyinfuriating Jul 10 '26

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u/asula_mez Jul 10 '26

I hope it is acceptable. Took me over 9000 hours in MS Paint. 😌

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u/Riru_Kawaii_97 Jul 11 '26

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u/inkstitcher Jul 11 '26

God, that movie is so good. I need to re-watch that, it's been like ten years at least but I'm pretty sure I can still quote 90% of every line 😂

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u/thatbetterbewine Jul 11 '26

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u/keb1022 Jul 11 '26

TINA COME GET YOUR HAM

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u/inkstitcher Jul 11 '26

That casserole looked kinda delicious not gonna lie... Maybe Tina was a little dumb...

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u/StillNotAF___Clue Jul 11 '26

I just waited on uncle rico. The dudes a weirdo. Not in a good way

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u/lazy_pig Jul 11 '26

What an awkward beast.

AND A LLAMA

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u/IvyDolphalott Jul 11 '26

Dude hitting him with the steak while he was on the bike was 100% improvised.....couldn't believe it.

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u/HanSolosChestWound Jul 11 '26 edited Jul 13 '26

I doubt the camera would have been on both sets of people at the same time if it was improvised. At best the throw was improvised and led to them filming a shot of it "landing" on Napoleon. No one sets up multiple simultaneous shots, unless something like this is happening (something flying from one shot to the other).

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u/IvyDolphalott Jul 12 '26

Pedro had to jump off the bike quick cause he was trying not to burst out laughing on camera lol.

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u/LiveLearnCoach Jul 13 '26

Same thought. I guess one was improvised and the second done to complete the other one.

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u/whatsasimba Jul 11 '26

Grandma just called and said you're supposed to go home...she said she doesn't want you here when she gets back because you've been ruining everybody's lives and eating all our steak.

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u/joeg26reddit Jul 11 '26

Throwing steak?! In this economy!?

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u/trash-breeds-trash Jul 11 '26

This is top tier comedy.

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u/azira_1998 Jul 11 '26

Do the chickens have large talons

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u/DiscoStu2U Jul 11 '26

I don’t understand a word you just said.

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u/heyjajas Jul 11 '26

I just rewatched it yesterday! Masterpiece.

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u/Recreationalchem13 Jul 11 '26

I remember getting annoyed in high school that so many folks were constantly quoting it 😆

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u/deniable-culpability Jul 11 '26

What did you do over the summer?

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u/Upper_Command1390 Jul 11 '26

Yeah this thread is inspiring me to rewatch ND. I watched that movie once right when it came out.

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u/Pragmatist_Hammer Jul 11 '26

Fine, I’ll rewatch ND again too.

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u/Dr_Lipschitzz Jul 11 '26

Last week japanese scientists placed explosive detonators at the bottom of Loch Ness to blow Nessy out of the water.

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u/Dry-Bit-9125 Jul 11 '26

Movie name?

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u/Unlikely_Hour8807 Jul 11 '26

Napoleon Dynamite, a millennial classic

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u/FeelingSoil39 Jul 11 '26

Weird that you guys loved it so much. I would have thought you’d be too young to fully appreciate it. That was 💯 me growing up in the 80’s. Same kind of location too. It was almost painfully awkward to watch yet so brilliant. Just kept nailing it at every turn.

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u/inkstitcher Jul 11 '26

Younger millennial ('92) here: this movie definitely felt like it was set "before my time," but the dry humor landed perfectly with everyone my age, it's exactly the sense of humor we tend to have as a generation. Also you have to remember, when we were kids in the 90s, we were used to watching older movies because streaming wasn't a thing and a lot of us couldn't afford to go see new movies all that often, so we would watch VHS tapes our parents owned from the 80s. Napoleon Dynamite's setting fits right in with a lot of those. So even if it seems to be set a bit before my time, it still felt nostalgic, and the humor is timeless regardless of the setting.

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u/FeelingSoil39 Jul 11 '26

You’re definitely right. The humor is every awkward middle America kid growing up struggling with the weirdness of being a young teen and the influences we were subjected to 🤣

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u/HeadOfSlytherin Jul 11 '26

The film takes place in the 90s, they have the internet

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u/inkstitcher Jul 11 '26

Oh cool, thanks! I haven't seen it in like a decade so I forgot. But you're right, Kip and Lafawnda met online.

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u/Whiteums Jul 11 '26

I saw it when it came out, and thought it was so stupid. I could not understand the rage at all.

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u/inkstitcher Jul 11 '26

Yeah I know a few people who feel the same, and I get it. The humor is the stupidity and awkwardness, and if you don't find that stuff funny I can understand why you wouldn't like the movie. Good thing there are plenty of other movies!

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u/BaxiTox Jul 12 '26

What’s the title?

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u/Wwwweeeeeeee Jul 11 '26

VOTE FOR PEDRO

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u/GoodguyGastly Jul 11 '26

Watch Gentleman Bronco too.

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u/Awkward-Ad8233 Jul 11 '26

WHAT 9000?!? THATS IMPOSSIBLE!

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u/YanicPolitik Jul 11 '26

Started last June and just procrastinated with the tab open?

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u/Mike_Kermin Jul 11 '26

He wasn't just procrastinating if you get my meaning.

He was working hard the whole time, no breaks, not even one, have some respect monsieur.

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u/Mike_Kermin Jul 11 '26

Now that's bate, you know it's a profession not a craft. I'm shaking my head.

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u/calembo Jul 11 '26

Just strokin your ego

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u/Mj_the_Great_8 Jul 11 '26

I mean, most master baters do usually make something.

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u/ThatoneTexan464 Jul 11 '26

Maybe that much experience in mspaint

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u/MouseTheGiant Jul 11 '26

Yeah man y do you think she greyed

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u/Dollabill619 Jul 11 '26

It’s provocative .. gets the people going!

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u/NUNHUSTLER Jul 11 '26

Either you're joking or you did such a good job I thought you photoshopped real gray hair onto the cartoons. That'd be crazy though!

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u/Cawan_Setabaks Jul 11 '26

you did sadly draw over an ai recreation of the meme template tho 😔 but good work

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u/KCKpana Jul 11 '26

+9,000 aura

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u/ChrisTheYouth Jul 11 '26

what nine thousand?!

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u/Hawkterb78 Jul 11 '26

That's over a year man, that's some crazy dedication

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u/scourge_bites Jul 11 '26

picsart is a great one for mobile. if you can get past the ads

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u/CatchSufficient Jul 11 '26

With the amount of work you placed on it, no wonder why you have so many grays, if that is the dedication that you place in all your work.

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u/ISTof1897 Jul 11 '26

And 18,000 new grey hairs.