ITT: jokes you never understood

>>84804350
Have you ever watched Pulp Fiction?

I'm not talking about this

>>84804350
exxplain

>>84804628
Now I'm curious which scene are you referring to?

>>84811081
Mia Wallace doing the "square".

>>84804628
I don't watch old movies.

>>84807589
Mrs. Puff's body shape
like how the sexy ones have an hourglass figure
I might be wrong though

File: garnetpopcorn.gif (2MB, 680x602px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 680x602px

What did she mean by this?

>>84804628
It's not a pulp fiction reference.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mi6tQthPDWc

>>84812202
>you almost got me that time, unpopped popcorn kernel.

>>84812135
90s movies aren't old you retarded youngfag

>>84812238
okay grandpa. don't you have some kids to chase away from your lawn or something?

>>84812214
that's a rectangle though.

>>84812222
nice quads, but Garnet could probably chew through metal.

I DON'T FUCKING GET THE JOKE

>>84812238
The 90's where over 20 years ago anon.

>>84812238
Stop trying to get me to watch your old dadcore movies anon. The 90's were forever ago.

File: bait54.jpg (34KB, 550x633px) Image search: [Google]

34KB, 550x633px

>>84812135

>>84812202
Is this the modern Cow Tools?

>Hungry for worms?
>No, hungry for wooooooooooorms!
I still laughed.

File: no cake.gif (2MB, 480x269px) Image search: [Google]

2MB, 480x269px

>>84812202
I think this was supposed to be a fairly simple gesture.
Garnet is eating popcorn, but is distracted by the antics before she eats that piece. She shakes her head at the antics. Popcorn is irrelevant. Pic semi-related.

The acting was lost in the animation - it comes across as too many individually motivated actions, when instead it could have been a more natural/nuanced motion. If the board artist animated it themselves, this might have come across more naturally. Also doesn't help that we can't see Garnet's eyes, so we don't know for sure what she's shaking her head at.

If I'm analyzing this correctly, they should've had her just eat the popcorn, then notice the antics and shake her head.

Or she's humored at the perfectly circular piece of popcorn and is refusing to eat it.

>>84812238
>1990 was 40 years ago

>>84813358
Oh my God. So this is /co in the future...eh, hasn't changed much.

File: wariors.jpg (668KB, 3362x2894px) Image search: [Google]

668KB, 3362x2894px

i never saw the warriors so this entire episode that parodied it was lost on me

is it a good movie?

>>84816240
Yes.

>>84816250
would it still be good even though i know the whole plot thanks to the simpsons episode?

>>84816270
No

>>84804350
There is no "joke" to get. It's just funny to see Spongebob frantically practice geometry while angry

I know "hips and squares" are way before my time, but it's still odd to see such once-ubiquitous things go out of the common memory.

>>84812135
That is the precise definition of a pleb. Let me guess, you watch terrible modern blockbusters just because they're new. Why would anyone EVER watch anything less than a three-star movie? There's just no need to.

>>84812214
>its not a pulp fiction reference
>posts the exact scene its referencing

File: 1458645294656.gif (1MB, 200x150px) Image search: [Google]

1MB, 200x150px

>>84818319
>calling someone a pleb
>is beholden to what reviewers think

>>84812202
Maybe she doesn't eat it because popcorn is bad for you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFbyujLT8HQ

>>84804350
We're not talking about a crab (triangle)
Or a sponge (Square)
We're talking about Mrs. Puff (Round)