Shows You Liked as a Kid: Do They Still Hold Up?

[Sebastian]

1) what the hell context could he possibly have said this in?

2) how did you recall this line being said?

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He bore a striking resemblance to a certain gym teacher we had who [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] slipped [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] fist.

 

[The Oi]

Context:

And how:

So...

He bore a striking resemblance to a certain gym teacher we had who [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] slipped [redacted] [redacted] [redacted] fist.

Without having access to the full quote, it sounds like your gym teacher probably had it coming to him.

 

[Ohio]

I watched all of those and no, they didn't hold up. We did a drinking game in college watching the old Transformers movie. Every time someone transformed you drank. We didn't get very far.

Along those same lines, I watched Austin Powers a few months ago on a plane. I thought that movie was absolutely hysterical back in the day. We would quote the lines constantly. We would randomly giggle throughout the day because something popped into our brains from the movie. Elizabeth Hurley was unbelievably hot. Let me tell you, that movie did not age well. It is not funny at all. I was almost embarrassed watching it thinking it was funny. At least Elizabeth Hurley is still hot!

Elizabeth Hurley is a fucking babe, even today.

As for Austin Powers...I was very young when those movies came out, but saw them and thought they were funny. Of course, I didn't understand most of it.

Watched Goldmember (IMO, the worst one) on Netflix a few weeks ago and thought it was stupid funny. I just didn't take it seriously at all. They just added the first two on Netflix and am watching the first one now. Same feeling...it's so stupid it's funny

 

[Amherstcavsfan]

1) what the hell context could he possibly have said this in?

2) how did you recall this line being said?

You havent seen these?!

https://youtu.be/z8K08AcVru0