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OK, this may be my most off the wall question ever (https://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=269508)

Off the top of my head I'd go with Lolita and Midnight Express,the latter was more uncomfortable than awkward for me personally.

MacGruber banging his wife's ghost on a tombstone; "I'm gonna fill you up, I'm gonna fill you up...I'm gonna shoot it!"

Anything between Brody and Carrie in Homeland.

What about Step Brothers? LMAO

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Originally Posted by RyFo18 (Post 9366939)

Anything between Brody and Carrie in Homeland.

this

on a side note I went to my sister in laws to get some gum work done on the weekend. (she was studying and needed patients)

So she put "Something about Mary" on for me while I had to sit in the chair for an hour with chemicals on my gums.. She leaves to go do other things.

Another tech comes in my room to get something for her patient in the other room. She is about 45ish. She stands up and the scene where he is jacking off in the bathroom is on!

I am mortified and I can't talk because I have all this crap in and on my gums and teeth.. She says "oh my" and walks out just as She takes the c>& for hair gel!

AKWARD!

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Originally Posted by Cheater5 (Post 9366937)

MacGruber banging his wife's ghost on a tombstone; "I'm gonna fill you up, I'm gonna fill you up...I'm gonna shoot it!"

LMAO That.

i spit on your grave rape scene (remake Feb.08, 2011 )

I will say, if Daryl and Carol ever hook up on Walking Dead...that takes the cake.

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Originally Posted by Baby Lee (Post 9366928)

It's incredibly hard to explain. I've never come across someone who I'm less physically attracted to, yet found more endearing, than Lana Dunham. She;s not just 'dumpy,'' she's doughy in the middle, and flat in the chest, and with a weak chin. But there's an endearing quality to her that breaks through in moments in the show. Part of it is her writing such great material at such a young age. It's not just 'Sex in the City rebooted.' It's Millenials growing up in a post SatC world with all the expectations and disappointments adjusted and rationalized. She [and her friends] are growing up in a perfect situation for their demographics, yet are both flailing and thriving in said situation, depending on your metrics.

The key is her eye for minutiae. In the most recent episode, there's a 5 second scene of her trying to do the workout being shown on the TV that's the most depressing and endearing scene I've seen in a long while. A while back in season 1 there was an extended scene where a rich guy who had lured two hotties to his impressive crib, but they were amused with him than impressed, and he loses his shit in an impressively inventive way. You have to see the scenes to realize their import. There's no more I can say.

It's the epitome of a a 'you had to see it' situation. Watch 2-3-4 episodes of the show and come back and discuss is all I can advise. I've never seen anything so contemporaneously repellent and adorable in a long while.

Pretty much nailed it.

It's a brilliant show.

I haven't seen Girls, but I caught Tiny Furniture (her breakthrough indie film), and it's a good watch. I don't know if she's the voice of my generation, but she really shows a good microcosm of a large segment of it.

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Originally Posted by Red Brooklyn (Post 9367363)

Pretty much nailed it.

It's a brilliant show.

And I didn't even mention Adam who may be one of the most brilliant characters in TV history, with practically nothing to do. He'll be a seeming complete asshole for so long, then mutter the most endearing rationale under his breath that more than excuses it, it makes it the exact right thing to do.

Like I said, you have to see it to understand.

Dunham is pretty amazing. Writing, directing, producing.

Matrix Reloaded scene?

The bachelor party in clerks 2 was about as awkward a sex scene as I can remember.