I think that in many cases the reverse is truerer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
Yossarian can speak for me..
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I think that in many cases the reverse is truerer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
Yossarian can speak for me..
Some can be so smart they are dumb....Quote:
Originally Posted by clockerI think that in many cases the reverse is truerer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
Yossarian can speak for me..
On another note, I'm finally making it through Game Of Thrones and I can't wait till Joffrey chokes and dies....the little shit. Almost through episode 9. I'd love to see the show run 6 more seasons. I guess 1 for each book. The Winds Of Winter should be finished in time to be filmed.
I know, it's the two periods ending the last sentence isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by BusymanSome can be so smart they are dumb....Quote:
Originally Posted by clocker
One too many for a properly terminated declarative statement, yet one too few for the commonly accepted "three dot" ellipsis.
It's sloppy, there is no other explanation or excuse to be offered.
It's rare I make an error so egregious that it offends even the illiterate.
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Savages isn’t a perfect film; far from it. But it’s nice to see someone stand up and say, “Let’s make a goddamn movie about adults. For adults.” Not for the prized 18-24 demo, and not for grown-ass men trying to recapture their childhood. Let’s make a movie with a hard R, stick a stake through the R’s neck and fuck him to death. Get a goddamn babysitter and leave the kids at home, Grandaddy Olly wants to show you a movie. There are no white knights, no justice-seekers, and no last-second heroes. But there is Blake Lively’s sideboob, Taylor Kitsch’s ass, and a lot of people missing their heads. Literally. It feels pure and empowering, like I’m being talked to like a goddamn grown-up instead of a man-child who wants to see his toys explode on the screen, and while there’s nothing wrong with exploding toys, it’s nice to be reminded that not every movie is being made to sell a Happy Meal.
Anyway American version of adult as I've heard that it's very hard R but only for the Natural Born Killers type violence as Stone always gets conveniently puritanical when it comes to sex.
I've often been accused of the very thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
From one of my favorite sites, that is, I get lots of recommendations from Pajiba.
Yeah not funny this time, dude. You're trying too hard.Quote:
Originally Posted by clockerI know, it's the two periods ending the last sentence isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
One too many for a properly terminated declarative statement, yet one too few for the commonly accepted "three dot" ellipsis.
It's sloppy, there is no other explanation or excuse to be offered.
It's rare I make an error so egregious that it offends even the illiterate.
My you have changed. It's like indoctrination has been in full force.
Describing grammar and punctuation is about as funny as a fart in a spacesuit. Grammar policeman should be shot on sight a la Blitz.
Your political and common sense views are still redeeming, thank goodness.
A blend of common sense and book knowledge is best.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmackyI've often been accused of the very thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
:takesnote:Quote:
Originally Posted by clocker
Thank you, sir.
It was a commentary about how I look for something intellectually deeper when it doesn't really exist. I tend to lose people on my journey, and it comes across as me not being able to get the point when I've long since dismissed it as a former thought. Much like what happened here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
I watched Ted in a theater, it was OK I guess. I didn't obtain much more amusement from it than I would have taken from 2 episodes of Family Guy in my living room. But hey, they were free tickets and I didn't waste any increment of currency at the overpriced concession area.
They recreated an abbreviated version of the Saturday Night Fever spoof in Airplane. That was pretty cool.
What I'm taking from this thread is that Busy doesn't think that clocker can properly pull off a British guy.
High hopes; dashed.
If someone was making claims that I couldn't pull off any type of guy, you wouldn't find me arguing.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker