21:37Hey, pips, have you ever watched 'Harvey'? Jimmy Stewart gets committed after introducing everyone to his best friend Harvey, an invisible rabbit.
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21:37no choice, back then women had most power in divorce (still do a lot of the time)
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21:46this chick is horrible
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21:48bro got scammed again
21:49What Hitchcock mean by this
21:55OK, train psycho might be onto something
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22:01She must seem really evil to people in 1951
22:03maybe that guy on the train had a point
22:09Can’t he divorce her on grounds of infidelity
22:09I like this trend of old hollywood movies having the absolute worst people imaginable
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22:16train guy is sounding more and more convincing
22:18time to go find train man :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes::grinning_face:
22:21oh yeah for 1951 this is insane
22:23Y'know, that crazy guy may have been cooking...