Submitted by Arkvoodle42 t3_10pglue in Jokes
Very little.
Submitted by Arkvoodle42 t3_10pglue in Jokes
Very little.
What‘s the difference between OP and my kitchen knife?
The edge on the knife has a purpose.
^(Edited for a typo fix)
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Ohhhh, so that’s why people keep cats as pets instead of cations, they’re too negative.
The correct term is hobbit
Based on a various movie depictions - skin color (Yellow? Seriously?).
Candy, a cherry with 7 dents and a trip to the mines of Moria?
They're all completely misinterpreted because the movies didn't do the original stories justice.
Have you read the ORIGINAL original Charlie & The Chocolate Factory?
Yep! The Oompa Loompas were little hippie-like men!
I think that was the first edit, because the original printing I have, they aren't hippies.
A doompitty doo
The dwarfs other jokes in tickling the punny bone.
Employement options.
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Same reason that smurfs have diseases….. -Bunch of guys -All blue -one girl -you figure it out
Oh... I know what you're referring to.
Honestly, everything is better with the r*cism removed.
It should be what do they have in common…
Agreed! I grew up reading the original printing, so the movie confused me as a kid. I didn't realize until I researched it as an adult that they'd changed them twice, once into the hippies for the book, then into the orange guys for the movie.
There are so many differences from the book to the movie that Roald Dahl openly hated the latter.
I know, and I hate that because Gene Wilder is such an incredible actor, I've always wondered if Roald hating the movie made him sad at all.
One thing I know for sure is that Gene hated the (far more accurate) 2005 version. Which is a second adaptation of the book and not a "remake" as some people like to call it.
I disagree. Blazing Saddles. It only works because of the blatant racism (which is all a joke because racism is stupid)
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I'm with him there, the second adaptation was closer to the book, but when it strayed, it strayed in WEIRD ways.
I call that one the Daddy Issues version.
martymcfly4prez t1_j6karzx wrote
What do they have in common? Very little.