How many times have you heard the phrase “oh, that only happens in the movies”? Probably a lot. Featured below are some funny examples to refresh your memory. Illustrated by Paul from Unrealitymag.
The dial tone when you get hung up upon comes from a specific telephone network in the area where a lot of the writers/directors lived iirc. I’m too lazy to search for it again, but it’s defunkt now, but they keep it in so the viewer knows what’s the deal.
You lost me at loading a “clip” into a gun. It’s like a spelling mistake, making the rest of the comic uncredible.
True dat! If it has a spring . . . .
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Amen! Is “magazine” really that hard to remember?
it might be a steyr hahn or C96 mauser.
*incredible
were you totally confused? Did you have to get a dictionary out to understand what that meant?
The dial tone when you get hung up upon comes from a specific telephone network in the area where a lot of the writers/directors lived iirc. I’m too lazy to search for it again, but it’s defunkt now, but they keep it in so the viewer knows what’s the deal.
Jezus, everyone has had a dial tone. How old is the author of the meme?
Oh please – never heard of a dial tone – seriously? I even hear them from time to time even now.
Eh, the clip pedantry is recent. Magazines used to be called clips. People started getting uppity about it only in the past few decades.
No it’s not — 1994: http://www.mcsm.org/gloss.html
Idiot.
no, some pistols use clips, some use magazines. It depends on the type. My M1912 steyr takes 8 round stripper clips, but my Glock 43 uses magazines.
Isn’t it necessary to mention the source oft the pictures vor at least the creator?
says it at the top. Paul from somewhere