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Permission to move your completely accurate Pulp Fiction gripe into a thread so I can test some new tech stuff?
Originally Posted by Iroquois
So that means it's an automatic process now?
Technically, no. But there's a tool I built awhile ago that makes it really easy. For example, I just tag reviews I see while browsing normally if they're not tagged already, and it only takes a few seconds per review.
Originally Posted by John McClane
Originally Posted by ash_is_the_gal
for real, how did the guy survive for three years in Amsterdam lol?
I hear weed makes you smarter. Maybe?
Heroin, on the other hand...
Originally Posted by ash_is_the_gal
for real, how did the guy survive for three years in Amsterdam lol?
I hear weed makes you smarter. Maybe?
Originally Posted by ash_is_the_gal
you know i was watching Pulp Fiction the other day for probably the fifth or sixth time, and it occurred to me - Vincent Vega (john travolta's character) is a ****ing idiot. i don't think i was able to see this before now because i love john travolta so dearly and have had a crush on him since i was like 6 when i saw Grease for the first time.

seriously, though, he-

- nonchalantly points a loaded gun in a dude's face and makes pasta out of him, making a huge mess out of himself, jules, and their car in broad daylight
- then when Jules bails him out, he talks **** to The Wolf for not saying "please" when he's only trying to help
- leaves a bag of heroine in his jacket and lets his bosses wife wear it unattended, knowing full well how delicate the whole situation is
- LEAVES HIS EFFING GUN ON THE EFFING COUNTER SO HE CAN SH*T AND READ HIS BOOK IN PEACE, thereby resulting in his death

for real, how did the guy survive for three years in Amsterdam lol?
This is your brain on drugs.
So that means it's an automatic process now?
The overwhelming majority of tagged reviews weren't submitted. That's there for the handful of users who do so regularly to make the mods' job easier.