I'm looking for a movie I saw more than fifteen years ago. I vaguely remember the plot but I can't find it! In this movie everyone has a microchip implanted that does everything for them: they don't need to count or to read, everything is done by the chip. The protagonist, however, refuses to hav...
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A well known children's book series featuring the lovable bear Winnie the Pooh, his various companions in the Hundred Acre Woods, and their human friend, Christopher Robin. Use with the [disney] tag if referring to the more modern works using the characte...
There's a similar story in picture format on Pinterest and online here. It fits all of your criteria I believe.
It is from the monster's perspective, who also assigns the monsters (being higher up in the hierarchy) and seems exasperated going through all the monsters it had sent beforehand:
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Rick and Morty is pretty much Doctor Who except with a fixed (infinitely dispensable) companion and weird cartoon enemies (just my opinion).
However in Rick and Morty the main theme is dimension travelling and the fact that there is an 'infinite' amount of universes and dimensions and Rick isn'...
That was about three belly-dancers and a Tanpura away from being a Bollywood routine.
I remember when I was young enough to have enough time to know who everyone in the Rewind video was. I think I lose 20% more of the references each year.
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I had this suggested excerpt rejected
A well known children's book series featuring the lovable bear Winnie the Pooh, his various companions in the Hundred Acre Woods, and their human friend, Christopher Robin. Use with the [disney] tag if referring to the more modern works using the characte...
There's a similar story in picture format on Pinterest and online here. It fits all of your criteria I believe.
It is from the monster's perspective, who also assigns the monsters (being higher up in the hierarchy) and seems exasperated going through all the monsters it had sent beforehand:
...
![I'm working on a car capable of evaluating arbitrarily complex boolean expressions on "honk if [...]" bumper stickers and responding accordingly.](https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/self_driving_car_milestones.png "I'm working on a car capable of evaluating arbitrarily complex boolean expressions on \"honk if [...]\" bumper stickers and responding accordingly.")
Rick and Morty is pretty much Doctor Who except with a fixed (infinitely dispensable) companion and weird cartoon enemies (just my opinion).
However in Rick and Morty the main theme is dimension travelling and the fact that there is an 'infinite' amount of universes and dimensions and Rick isn'...
