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Lisa
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The book talks about John Hughes' deep love for music and goes on and on about all that and then somehow skips why there wasn't a Ferris Bueller soundtrack released?! Wtf?
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Lisa
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I can't take this book seriously.
"Everything Long Duk Dong says is undeniably offensive -- but is also, admittedly, hilarious." Er, so I guess that makes it ok?
And then
"With characters as full and fleshed-out as Ringwald's lips..." Is that supposed to be funny? What the hell? This book was written in 2010, not 1986, Jesus.
— Aug 16, 2026 02:38PM
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"Everything Long Duk Dong says is undeniably offensive -- but is also, admittedly, hilarious." Er, so I guess that makes it ok?
And then
"With characters as full and fleshed-out as Ringwald's lips..." Is that supposed to be funny? What the hell? This book was written in 2010, not 1986, Jesus.
“richard”
is on page 82 of 337
there’s a cut scene in the breakfast club where allison sings a phil ochs song to herself. i can’t escape that funny guy.
— Jul 16, 2026 10:43AM
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