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What are some movies with a manlet protagonist?
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OP's biopic
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>>221804110
LOTR, Willow, Twins
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>>221804110
Asking him to play volleyball was a subtle humiliation ritual forcing him to take ever-crazier risks in stuntwork to try to reclaim his manhood.
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>>221804110
wow
just wow
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>>221804110
pretty much all of them, just look up the height of actors
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>>221804110
I like how he cleverly extended his legs to trip the English player over. Even when falling down he had enough presence to take one out. He has sharp understanding of players around him and their expected movements. This is what sets him apart.
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Isn’t that because shorter men are more talented and soulful and talloids are lifeless and boring



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