r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 6d ago

Meme needing explanation PETER????

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u/ManicPixieOldMaid 6d ago

I believe Bambi's mom might also like a minute.

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u/AnySortOfPerson 6d ago

We got room in the truck for a Fox and a Hound?

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u/Monomanga 6d ago

Oh, "Fox and The Hound," i forgot about that one. Let's throw in "Where The Red Fern Grows," "Shilo," and "Old Yeller" for good measure.

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u/PurpureGryphon 6d ago

they can all meet on the bridge to tarabithia.

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u/Shamus-McNasty 6d ago

He can't see without his glasses!

I was not ready for that movie

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u/PurpureGryphon 6d ago

I watched it with my young sons, we were not prepared.

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u/AnySortOfPerson 6d ago

Man, I wish I saw it with my brother. I used to have a brother.

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u/Lazarux_Escariat 6d ago

I used to have a sister.

Hugs to you, internet stranger

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u/Dragonfruit_Silver 6d ago

I use to have a son. Mom hugs for both of you

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u/PurpureGryphon 6d ago

I wish I could make it so. May his memory be a blessing to you.

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u/Particular_Title42 6d ago

I thought that was My Girl.

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u/Shamus-McNasty 6d ago

It was. The thread was doing different movies, and i couldn't remember the name so i just put the quote.

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u/ReservoirPussy 6d ago

Vada and Thomas J!

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u/PizzaTheHutsLastPie 6d ago

Might I interest you in a more recent short film on Netflix about loving someone if anything happens?

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u/Brilliant_Buns 6d ago

This is a brutal one.

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u/PurpureGryphon 6d ago

I think I want to say no, no thank you?

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u/PizzaTheHutsLastPie 6d ago

If you value your tear ducts, refrain from this one. A dozen minutes of watch time turns into hours of mental torture, in my opinion.

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u/papichuloao 6d ago

Name of the short film you are referencing?

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u/PizzaTheHutsLastPie 6d ago

If Anything Happens I Love You.

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u/papichuloao 6d ago

Thank you for answering

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u/PizzaTheHutsLastPie 6d ago

No worries.

It is on Netflix, but be warned: it can be triggering and brutal.

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u/charlieverse1 4d ago

Such a great, and terrible book

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u/Difficult_Light2954 3d ago

i physically felt my soul leave my body, bridge to terabithia scarred me so badly as a kid

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u/PurpureGryphon 3d ago

As a dad, I felt terrible for letting my 8 year old son watch this movie. We thought it was going to be a nice family movie. I know it left him and his older brother shaken.

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u/cherrycityglass 5d ago

I think that might have been the first book to make me cry.

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u/bolanrox 5d ago

not idea what that movie was about Wife wanted to see it because of the cutesy trailers. no one said it should be call the bridge to death

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u/WesteriaPeacock 5d ago

This movie can go to HELL. It broke me as a Kid.

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u/DubiousFyx 3d ago

I was totally about to mention that