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aruba
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response 155 of 289:
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Nov 11 15:43 UTC 2002 |
Re #152: Thanks Ken. Looks like there's not much to choose from on the
weekends; if we wanted to mount a Grexpedition to see the Space Station
movie it would have to be at 11:20 AM on Saturday or Sunday. Who would be
interested in one of those times?
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gull
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response 156 of 289:
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Nov 11 15:48 UTC 2002 |
I might be able to come if it's Sunday the 17th. I'm busy all day that
Saturday, and then I'm out of town the weekend after. December weekends are
still free, though.
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bo3aday
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response 157 of 289:
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Nov 11 22:43 UTC 2002 |
shimo
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mooncat
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response 158 of 289:
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Nov 14 21:42 UTC 2002 |
Tuesday saw '8 Mile' with the Bhelliom, Jazz, and two other males, and
I quite enjoyed it. It easily could have been a very bad movie- but it
managed not to be. The Rap Battles were entertaining to watch.
For the record- it is NOT the lifestory of Eminem, nor is it a 'Rags to
Riches' story. As the Bhelliom put it when we were talking about it-
this is a turning point movie. And a well-done one at that.
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polytarp
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response 159 of 289:
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Nov 14 22:57 UTC 2002 |
WAS IS A PaNMIXIA ?
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orinoco
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response 160 of 289:
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Nov 15 01:07 UTC 2002 |
Yeah, I was really impressed by all of the bad movies that 8 Mile turned out
_not_ to be. In fact, it turned out to be one pretty good movie.
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gull
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response 161 of 289:
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Nov 15 01:16 UTC 2002 |
I'm almost tempted to go see 8 Mile. I would if I didn't dislike Eminem so
strongly. I don't want to encourage the whiney little homophobe.
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mcnally
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response 162 of 289:
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Nov 15 01:33 UTC 2002 |
Well, it's not like he's sitting around saying "I'm ready to begin
Phase Two, if only David Brodbeck would get on board.." See the movie
if you want, and don't if you don't. Your ticket money won't even show
up as a blip on Eminem's royalty check once it gets through Hollywood's
accounting..
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orinoco
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response 163 of 289:
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Nov 15 02:03 UTC 2002 |
...and, FWIW, his character in the movie is much less whiny than his stage
persona, and much more levelheaded.
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jiffer
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response 164 of 289:
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Nov 15 03:50 UTC 2002 |
See, * Mile has to fight with The Tow Towers, and 8 Crazy Nights for me to
see it. I only permit myself to see one In-Theater Movie per 3 months...
I have heard great things about 8 Mile from many sources so far it seems like
a fair goer.
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mcnally
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response 165 of 289:
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Nov 15 05:42 UTC 2002 |
I'm not all that interested in seeing "8 Mile" but I'd pay money *not*
to have to see "8 Crazy Nights." An animated Adam Sandler holiday movie?
<shudder>
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void
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response 166 of 289:
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Nov 15 07:35 UTC 2002 |
http://www.twotowersprotest.org/index.html
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other
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response 167 of 289:
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Nov 15 09:06 UTC 2002 |
The physical limitations of the human body are one of the things that
makes Adam Sandler's work even remotely tolerable. Without that
restraint, as in CG animation, there is no hope.
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other
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response 168 of 289:
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Nov 15 09:08 UTC 2002 |
re #166: Give me a fucking break! Let's trumpet our victimhood to the
stars for all eternity, shall we?
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other
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response 169 of 289:
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Nov 15 09:19 UTC 2002 |
Oh, and the new Harry Potter movie is a bit over the top in places, but
very much enjoyable.
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jep
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response 170 of 289:
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Nov 15 14:51 UTC 2002 |
Oh my gosh. They're protesting the movie made before the terrorist
attacks -- based on a book written 50 years ago -- because of the
September 11 terrorist attacks.
We believe that Peter Jackson and New Line Cinema's actions are
in fact hate speech. The movie is intentionally being named
The Two Towers in order to capitalize on the tragedy of
September 11.
I don't believe these people can read.
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gull
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response 171 of 289:
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Nov 15 15:02 UTC 2002 |
I'm just in awe of _8 Crazy Nights_. Think about it -- someone,
actually probably a whole group of people, decided that what the world
really needed was an animated Adam Sandler. Who are these people, and
are they connected with Al Queda in any way?
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aruba
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response 172 of 289:
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Nov 15 15:10 UTC 2002 |
I was struck by the same quote as jep. I wonder if they really believe
that. The quote on the home page makes it look like they might just be out
for money. (More likely they're just hoping for a mention in the media.)
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jmsaul
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response 173 of 289:
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Nov 15 19:52 UTC 2002 |
I can't access the "Two Towers" page, but is it possible it's a troll?
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senna
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response 174 of 289:
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Nov 16 07:32 UTC 2002 |
I hope so. That's a pretty outrageous statement.
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janc
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response 175 of 289:
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Nov 16 16:19 UTC 2002 |
Looked at the page. It's not apparantly a parody - nothing resembling a
sense of humor anywhere on it.
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remmers
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response 176 of 289:
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Nov 16 17:19 UTC 2002 |
For a good Adam Sandler movie, see "Punch Drunk Love".
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gelinas
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response 177 of 289:
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Nov 16 17:37 UTC 2002 |
They are just idiots. Consider:
} The Two Towers Protest Organization ( www.twotowersprotest.org ) is
} made up of a group of like minded individuals who were greatly affected
} by the events that transpired on Sept 11th 2001. The owner of this
} website considers himself to be a facilitator for the sentiments which
} have already been expressed by people such as Kevin Klerck who set up
} the two towers petition on petitiononline.com.
The petition is at http://www.petitiononline.com/twotower/
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other
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response 178 of 289:
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Nov 16 18:08 UTC 2002 |
This isn't even a blip on the radar except that the severe extent of the
stupidity involved is excellent fodder for comedy.
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jmsaul
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response 179 of 289:
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Nov 16 18:56 UTC 2002 |
Wow.
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