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Lucy Letby - a nurse going above and beyond to reduce NHS waiting lists.
Lucy Letby – a nurse going above and beyond to reduce NHS waiting lists.
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You Plan-et.
You Plan-et.
See lessWhat did 50 cent do when he was hungry?
58.
58.
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By it's furrowed plow.
By it’s furrowed plow.
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well...a little more than Gram. . .
well…a little more than Gram. . .
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Because it was an In-vest-i-gator...
Because it was an In-vest-i-gator…
See lessWhat is the Rashomon joke in The Simpsons?
In the "30 Minutes Over Tokyo" episode from Season 10, the Simpsons embark on a journey to Japan due to some incredibly affordable plane tickets. While Homer is initially hesitant, Marge reminds him of his admiration for various Japanese cultural elements, like the film "Rashomon" by Akira Kurosawa.Read more
In the “30 Minutes Over Tokyo” episode from Season 10, the Simpsons embark on a journey to Japan due to some incredibly affordable plane tickets. While Homer is initially hesitant, Marge reminds him of his admiration for various Japanese cultural elements, like the film “Rashomon” by Akira Kurosawa. Homer humorously retorts that he doesn’t recall it in that manner.
See lessThis playful nod to “Rashomon” mirrors the film’s theme, where characters offer differing, subjective accounts of a single event, challenging our understanding of truth.