MEMES on Instagram: "😭😂 Hall Pass is a 2011 comedy film directed by the Farrelly brothers. It stars Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis as two married men who feel stuck in their routines. Their wives, played by Jenna Fischer and Christina Applegate, give them a “hall pass” — a week off from marriage to do whatever they want without consequences — hoping it will actually make them appreciate what they already have. The movie follows their misadventures as they try to relive their youn

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note on Instagram: "One night in Miami — and everything that can go wrong, does. 🎬 Big Trouble (2002) This comedy follows a group of eccentric characters whose lives collide in the most chaotic ways after a mysterious suitcase sets off a chain of absurd events. From hitmen and FBI agents to runaway teens and clueless parents, the story spirals into pure madness — all told with quick wit and outrageous humor. What makes Big Trouble fun is its fast-paced storytelling and colorful cast of characte

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History Photographed on Instagram: "In 1994, during a taping of Sesame Street, actress Julia Louis-Dreyfus accidentally said a curse word in front of the Muppet characters Elmo and Zoe.⁠ ⁠ The incident occurred during a scene in which Louis-Dreyfus, famous for her role as Elaine on Seinfeld, was interacting with the puppets.⁠ ⁠ She was having some trouble with her lines and, after mixing up a character's name, accidentally let slip a profanity."

Memes and funny clips on Instagram: "Calling someone a “menace” isn’t always about crime—it’s often internet shorthand for that one person who causes chaos just for fun. A menace doesn’t have to rob banks; they might just throw ice cubes into soda cans at a party, unplug your controller mid-game, or walk into a room with the sole mission of disturbing the peace. It’s less danger to society and more danger to your patience. The fun part is, being called a menace is half insult, half compliment. O