u/chrizzleon

🔥 Hot ▲ 71 r/superstore

Tiny moments of joy...

Just wondering does anyone else have tiny little bits that just make you laugh so hard, but they are "blink and you miss it".

I was re-watching the episode where Dina's birds escape... (I'm not saying they were let out... I ain't no snitch).

As the birds fly around the store and then start to make their way to the main door, there is a quick shot of Sandra looking completely lost, and just slowly raises her arms to the side as though that was going to block the birds escape, the hopelessness of the attempt with the blank look on Sandra's face as she tries just cracks me up!

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u/chrizzleon — 2 days ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 131 r/LowStakesConspiracies

There is no such thing as turbulence in aviation

Since the creation of autopilot decades ago, pilots have felt their jobs under threat, so every now and again they just give the controls quick shake to give them another reason to come on the intercom and remind the passengers they're there and that it seems they are required to take action so they seem more in control and indispensable than they really are.

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u/chrizzleon — 2 days ago
▲ 36 r/Sharpe

Hagman’s haunting tunes

Hey all,

Along with recently loving diving back into the series after so many years, I had remembered the brilliant voice of John Tamms. I love that “Hagman” really did voice the songs.

To that end I found this brilliant version arranged by John on YouTube.

https://youtu.be/mzTPu9ChVDc?si=EIfa4\_AIDou-\_pZz

Does anyone know where I can get it properly. YouTube is the only place I’ve found so far.

Thanks.

u/chrizzleon — 4 days ago
▲ 26 r/Sharpe

Eagle issue

I'm rewatching for the first time in many years.

In Sharpes Eagle, there is a promise made about capturing an Eagle (trying to be vague to avoid spoilers as much as possible).

So when talking to Wellington and being rewarded, Wellington tells him this better not have happened and it would cost him his rank....

What at this point was the issue with him hinting at taking the eagle?

Was it seen as ungentlemanly? Not right or something?

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u/chrizzleon — 10 days ago