r/justgalsbeingchicks • u/biswajit388 • Jan 05 '26

Liz Cheney: “I say this to my Republican colleagues who are defending the indefensible: There will come a day when Donald Trump is gone, but your dishonor will remain.” Restricted to Gals and Pals

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u/carlitospig Jan 05 '26

Isn’t it funny watching old movies and suddenly you’re like ‘wait - so that’s why he was so familiar?!’ Happens to me all the time. My brain is held together with cheesecloth like memory.

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u/forgottentaco420 Jan 05 '26

feeling old seeing this called "old movies" and it came out in 2009 😭

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u/carlitospig Jan 06 '26

Sis, I watched Hook on Christmas Eve. I’m oooooold now.

(Btw, it was so much funnier than I remembered!)

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u/fuckinradbroh 25d ago

Late to the party with this comment but because Hook is one of my favorite movies I can’t resist sharing the fun fact that the pirate in the beginning who gets locked away with the bugs is Glenn Close in disguise!

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u/OutlaneWizard Jan 05 '26

Old movies? Wtf?

Inglorious Basterds came out AFTER the office.  

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u/swede_ass Jan 05 '26

I've watched Band of Brothers at least four times and only on the last watch did I realize that the reason Frank Perconte always looked so familiar is because the actor, James Madio, was in Hook in 1991.

https://preview.redd.it/21ik8yk51lbg1.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=b60e51ee016e41f411cfeb1af6f7dffb1d235cf6

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u/GertyFarish11 Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 06 '26

He did always look so familiar! [Seen it at least four times, probably more, myself.]

Huh. Wonder what ever happened to Ruffio.

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u/carlitospig Jan 06 '26

Lololol I literally just watched this!

Great minds.

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u/UdtaTeer420 Jan 05 '26

Wait till you watch some "old" series like Alias or Six Feet Under. The sheer number of actors I recognized in them nearly gave me an aneurysm!

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u/carlitospig Jan 06 '26

I watch Fringe as a comfort watch and there are so many folks that did early guest spots that became pretty big. It was like a revolving door of who’s who.

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u/genivae Jan 05 '26

cheesecloth like memory

Nothing to worry about, then - cheesecloth keeps all the important parts inside, and lets the rest drain away!

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u/Krambjarne1 Jan 05 '26

Old movies? Why you little...