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pickupBeer t1_j6m1stp wrote
Especially Hackman. What a fitting last name.
aintrightinthehead t1_j6m1v5g wrote
A fitting picture using Popeye Doyle as an example of how little this man has accomplished
CdnBison t1_j6m2vbv wrote
Outside of the hit films, memorable roles, and shelves full of awards - have they really done anything of note?
UncleYimbo t1_j6m3rxo wrote
How fucked is it to even vote on that
grpagrati t1_j6m4vpi wrote
>Dustin was thought of as amusing and strange. He was called a “beatnik” because he wore a leather vest and sandals, which was outrageous then
I can just picture him
cutelyaware t1_j6maa3d wrote
I can see that. Hackman seems insensitive, and Hoffman seems like a wallflower.
EternamD t1_j6mnifk wrote
'60s **
awhq t1_j6ms1d1 wrote
I wonder who else was in that class and how they fared in their careers.
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GrandmaPoses t1_j6n0r4o wrote
Fun fact: his younger brother was nominated for a Nobel prize (did not win) for his work on chromosomal splicing. His name? Hack Geneman.
Insufferablelol t1_j6n5y5u wrote
Considering there is segregated yearbooks from the early 2000s I highly doubt this was made up.
jobomaja888 t1_j6n8efo wrote
Does anyone know who were voted most likely to succeed?
Hearte42 t1_j6nd9es wrote
Seriously. What a hack, man.
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Insufferablelol t1_j6nfyyv wrote
The lovely southern US.
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ArOnodrim t1_j6no2o2 wrote
Democracy is oppressive.
RonSwansonsOldMan t1_j6nu5cb wrote
Janis Joplin was voted the ugliest man on campus at the University of Texas. She cried, quit, became famous, and died.
Procean t1_j6nuv5n wrote
Ah, but Hackman figured it out.
Whenever he's given lines, he tries to imagine an actor better than himself and then asks himself "How would that guy deliver these lines?"
grkkgrkk t1_j6o28b4 wrote
He wheelbarrowed a dog by its hind legs
TheWildGooseberry t1_j6oao6q wrote
I've seen those "least likely to succeed" here and there and I'm guessing it's a thing in the USA? Really? Do you guys still do it today? It's a pretty fucked up thing to officially announce to your classmate that everyone thinks they're trash.
DaveOJ12 t1_j6oc4es wrote
It's not that unbelievable.
captainmcfuckface t1_j6okkoz wrote
Frank Stallone and Rip Taylor.
tinyhorsesinmytea t1_j6pcik6 wrote
Right? What a mean-spirited, damaging thing to say to a person.
Darwinitan t1_j6piovr wrote
Rip Taylor? He's a god in my country. He can't walk the streets without getting mobbed.
Darwinitan t1_j6pj4xi wrote
My high school didn't do this or superlatives. We also didn't have kings/queens for homecoming or prom. I'm pretty sure we were the only school in the county that didn't do these things, though. Even though I'm used to seeing it through pop culture, it's always feels a little foreign to see in real life, especially the mean-spirited stuff.
aintrightinthehead t1_j6m18au wrote
Sounds about right those guys haven’t done shit