[P2TM Chat] The Restaurant at the End of the Multiverse II

[Nationstatelandsville]

It's like a Halloween party except mandated by your religion.

It's a fun holiday and it was my favorite when I was in preschool, but I've come to appreciate Passover more nowadays. A lot of positive early childhood memories associated with it as the one time a year when we saw most of my mom's mom's side of the family, plus, getting to watch The Prince of Egypt.

Fuck, man, I'd become Jewish if it meant The Prince of Egypt.

I've started actual fistfights over that movie.

[The Grey Wolf]

It's a fun holiday and it was my favorite when I was in preschool, but I've come to appreciate Passover more nowadays. A lot of positive early childhood memories associated with it as the one time a year when we saw most of my mom's mom's side of the family, plus, getting to watch The Prince of Egypt.

Fuck, man, I'd become Jewish if it meant The Prince of Egypt.

I've started actual fistfights over that movie.

So much wasted energy.

[Rupudska]

It's a fun holiday and it was my favorite when I was in preschool, but I've come to appreciate Passover more nowadays. A lot of positive early childhood memories associated with it as the one time a year when we saw most of my mom's mom's side of the family, plus, getting to watch The Prince of Egypt.

Fuck, man, I'd become Jewish if it meant The Prince of Egypt.

I've started actual fistfights over that movie.

That movie was the shit.

And it still is the shit.

[Mirakai]

Fuck, man, I'd become Jewish if it meant The Prince of Egypt.

I've started actual fistfights over that movie.

That movie was the shit.

And it still is the shit.

I...

Totally had to Google as I have never heard of it before

[Rupudska]

That movie was the shit.

And it still is the shit.

I...

Totally had to Google as I have never heard of it before

What.

[Wolfenium]

I...

Totally had to Google as I have never heard of it before

What.

Not everyone was born in the 90s, Rup.

[Rupudska]

What.

Not everyone was born in the 90s, Rup.

It was a 1998 film, that's close enough to Y2K for most people old enough to have an account here.

[Wolfenium]

Not everyone was born in the 90s, Rup.

It was a 1998 film, that's close enough to Y2K for most people old enough to have an account here.

Well, maybe people just didn't watch it. I mean, it's unashamed biblical propaganda.

Still good, though.

[The Grey Wolf]

What.

Not everyone was born in the 90s, Rup.

Or went to Christian school.

[Nationstatelandsville]

Not everyone was born in the 90s, Rup.

Or went to Christian school.

I'm an atheist, raised by a lapsed Catholic, who attended secular public school.

If you didn't watch The Prince of Egypt, you aren't un-Christian. You're just wrong.

[Wolfenium]

Or went to Christian school.

I'm an atheist, raised by a lapsed Catholic, who attended secular public school.

If you didn't watch The Prince of Egypt, you aren't un-Christian. You're just wrong.

Strangely or not, only Muslim countries had ever banned the film, including our not-go-great neighbours across the causeway. Depiction of any Islamic prophets is haram, including Moses.

[Rupudska]

I'm an atheist, raised by a lapsed Catholic, who attended secular public school.

If you didn't watch The Prince of Egypt, you aren't un-Christian. You're just wrong.

Strangely or not, only Muslim countries had ever banned the film, including our not-go-great neighbours across the causeway. Depiction of any Islamic prophets is haram, including Moses.

Their loss.

[The Grey Wolf]

I remember reading the book adaption of the Prince of Egypt, which provided anti-slavery as the rationale.

Which seemed kind of funny because I remembered reading Numbers.

[Mirakai]

I remember reading the book adaption of the Prince of Egypt, which provided anti-slavery as the rationale.

Which seemed kind of funny because I remembered reading Numbers.

Isn't the book adaptation just The Bible?

[Alleniana]

Um. Alright. I see. I'll leave then.

What's up, Allen? Afraid of trap orgy porn?

Me too. But if you show fear, they capitalize on it.

The solution is communism!

Eh, sexuality is good, but I'm not into it enough.

[Altito Asmoro]

So a sweet and smart girl I meet at last year's Model UN is now studying for an International Baccalaureate at an UWC College, which hosts young people from all over the world.

She recently posted a video of their welcome show, where their roommate group had to organise a silly song and dance pattern tailored after national stereotypes, for shit and giggles. The Swedish girl put on a faux stupid blonde demeanour, the Mexican one mentioned Tequila and "hips don't lie", my friend as the resident Italian played the butt monkey of most jokes.

But the best part was when the Israeli girl showed up with a custom Boyscout uniform, waving the Star of David flag around and yelling "Mazel Tov! Join the Army, Happy Hanukkah!"

I'd link it but it's private stuff. It was probably the most cute possibly offensive thing I've ever seen.

You gib no link?

[The Templar High Council]

So a sweet and smart girl I meet at last year's Model UN is now studying for an International Baccalaureate at an UWC College, which hosts young people from all over the world.

She recently posted a video of their welcome show, where their roommate group had to organise a silly song and dance pattern tailored after national stereotypes, for shit and giggles. The Swedish girl put on a faux stupid blonde demeanour, the Mexican one mentioned Tequila and "hips don't lie", my friend as the resident Italian played the butt monkey of most jokes.

But the best part was when the Israeli girl showed up with a custom Boyscout uniform, waving the Star of David flag around and yelling "Mazel Tov! Join the Army, Happy Hanukkah!"

I'd link it but it's private stuff. It was probably the most cute possibly offensive thing I've ever seen.

You gib no link?

I'd link it but it's private stuff.

[Astrolinium]

Not everyone was born in the 90s, Rup.

Or went to Christian school.

I literally just noted how great it was that I got to watch it every Passover and yet you have the gumption to imply that the only way to have seen the film was to be born in the 90s or go to Christian school.

[The Grey Wolf]

Or went to Christian school.

I literally just noted how great it was that I got to watch it every Passover and yet you have the gumption to imply that the only way to have seen the film was to be born in the 90s or go to Christian school.

Or I was just noting another possibility of how someone could come across it, based on my own experience.

There''s that.

But no, I was definitely saying you had to be Christian or born in the 90's to watch it.

[The Armed Republic of Dutch Coolness]

I never watched it.

[Agritum]

http://www.vice.com/en_uk/read/the-sad- ... cadero-012

If you've ever been to London and, specifically, in the Trocadero, you'll cry at this article.

It's frankly one of the saddest places in the whole city.

[The Grey Wolf]

Strangely or not, only Muslim countries had ever banned the film, including our not-go-great neighbours across the causeway. Depiction of any Islamic prophets is haram, including Moses.

Their loss.

"Loss."

[Lavan Tiri]

Their loss.

"Loss."

I hope you know that Ralph Fiennes is going to find you and bitchslap you.

[The Grey Wolf]

"Loss."

I hope you know that Ralph Fiennes is going to find you and bitchslap you.

I'm West Virginian. If the baby stealing raccoon didn't take me, some English bloke certainly isn't going to either.

[Zeinbrad]

Or went to Christian school.

I literally just noted how great it was that I got to watch it every Passover and yet you have the gumption to imply that the only way to have seen the film was to be born in the 90s or go to Christian school.

I watched it in my elementary school. Which is public.

Also, theater is a strange world.