Editing 458: Regrets
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The comic is a bar graph that shows more people regret having ''not'' pursued/kissed a love interest than regret ''having'' pursued/kissed one. | The comic is a bar graph that shows more people regret having ''not'' pursued/kissed a love interest than regret ''having'' pursued/kissed one. | ||
| β | It should be noted that as of June | + | It should be noted that as of June 28, 2020, the position has reversed: there are about 52.5 million results for "I should have kissed her" and 62.7 million for "I shouldn't have kissed her." |
The title text refers to the {{w|Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer|Friedberg and Seltzer}} movie ''{{w|Epic Movie}}'', a "comedy" movie that received overwhelmingly negative reception, and is widely considered one of the worst movies ever made. In referencing that movie, Randall agrees with that opinion and expresses the theme of regret in a completely different context by suggesting that people who watched the movie overwhelmingly regretted doing so. | The title text refers to the {{w|Jason Friedberg and Aaron Seltzer|Friedberg and Seltzer}} movie ''{{w|Epic Movie}}'', a "comedy" movie that received overwhelmingly negative reception, and is widely considered one of the worst movies ever made. In referencing that movie, Randall agrees with that opinion and expresses the theme of regret in a completely different context by suggesting that people who watched the movie overwhelmingly regretted doing so. | ||
