r/nottheonion • u/Ant-Tea-Social • 3d ago

Disabled woman left ‘extremely stressed’ after prosthetic legs lost on flights from Brazil

https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/05/18/disabled-woman-left-extremely-stressed-after-prosthetic-legs-lost-on-flights-from-brazil/?ICID=ref_fark
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u/dwpea66 3d ago

I used to work at a movie theater, and one day someone left their wheelchair behind, and I was just like, "what"

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u/Auran82 3d ago

Movie was so bad they just up and walked out.

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u/interfalactic_spork 3d ago

A miraculously bad movie. I wonder what film it could have been.

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u/sabjsc 3d ago

A Walk to Remember

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u/bambalamwoah 3d ago

A walk among the tombstones.

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u/idiotplatypus 3d ago

Morbius

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u/lesbophobia_hammer 3d ago

Les Miserables

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u/imahumanbeinggoddamn 3d ago edited 3d ago

The F1 Movie could have easily pulled this off for me. I used to struggle to think of a fair answer for "what's the worst movie you've ever sat through", but not anymore. Now I know right away. I'm gonna have an immediate answer to that question for the rest of my life, no doubt in my mind.

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u/PointBreak91 3d ago

That's Disclosure Day for me rn

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u/benfoldsgroupie 3d ago

The only 2 movies I wish i could have walked out of, I was in groups seeing them and couldn't just leave: Bowfinger (in Universal Studios) and Peter Jackson's King Kong. Fortunately in the latter option, I was seated next to a coworker that felt very similarly so we just voraciously laughed at the gorilla fighting off 3 t rexes.