Exactly the example I thought of!

It’s Magda Goebbles’ Strudel all the way down.

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Eat your heart out, Truffaut!

You know, once upon a time someone who thought “hey, I could do that” got to explore, at book length, why they actually could not.

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This, one thousand percent. Here’s a video of guys who tweeted about college kickers missing field goals being given the opportunity to prove that they totally would have made that kick.

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it comes with its own oath and everything

+1 Y.T.’s dentata

Way ahead of you.

Another way to win a football game: need to score against the Bengals’ defense. I lived through the Nineties, I know how this goes.

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I keep trying to get my wife and (film maven) son to watch this movie for Family Movie Night, and I keep being outvoted. Won’t somebody *please* think of the bubblegum?!

Might want to check out Ursula Vernon’s “Dragonbreath” and “Hamster Princess” series!

(She’s on here as her adult-fiction pseudonym @tkingfisher.com.)

(I figured. I just wanted to dunk on Frankowski.)

How about the ones where people get sent back into time? Like L. Sprague deCamp’s _Lest Darkness Fall_, or S.M. Stirling’s _Island in the Sea of Time_, or Leo Frankowski’s _Actually, It’s Ephebophilia_?