Beat me to it. Also the music video rules, because the guy playing the harpsichord looks exactly like a early Soviet political cartoon of 
if he was hooked on heroin and sweatily playing harpsichord
spudnik
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The whole move is so good, but by far my favorite part is Clarence and his gang. Possibly Kurtwood Smith's greatest role ever. I love the "ontologically evil for the sake of evil, even to his own detriment" character. Also, his one henchman who gets coated in bright green toxic waste and instantly turns into a mutant before being hit by the truck and exploding in a giant shower of goo made me laugh so hard I couldn't breathe. Movie heads can talk up and down about the message of the movie and how well it holds up or what it predicts so well etc, but I'm just here for the bad guys turning into mist
Edit: repeated a comment further down before reading the whole thread 
Not for long, don't worry buddy
I think more than a few were just copycats. All the people who easily got caught doing it were just bandwagoners. The OG transformer sniper attack from years ago seemed more like a professional job
Friends, Romans, countrymen! Lend me your couches!
Baaahm get that needle outta my dink!
This is exactly what I've been starting to think. It's basically the classic 80s style corporate raider strategy: bring in the ax men to slash everything, then pull back from that like 1% and try to distance yourself from the carnage. Trump is trying to play Elon, which is only working because Elon is trying to play Trump
"Management has not been shy about its push to improve the cash flow generation profile as part of the turnaround plan," the analyst wrote. "Without cash flow, none of the value cases work."
These people need to be set adrift on an ice floe
Small potatoes but something the libs were mad about and would take no effort to undo: replacing the postmaster general
No, but thanks for the suggestion!
Lol yeah he's got the slightly upturned nose like the Whos from the Grinch that just oozes snootiness at first look