He's only been mostly dead all day. I wouldn't count him out just yet. :noes:
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@manker: Sorry to throw a 1987 movie reference at you, just use tin eye. Then watch the movie, loser. :ermm:
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He's only been mostly dead all day. I wouldn't count him out just yet. :noes:
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@manker: Sorry to throw a 1987 movie reference at you, just use tin eye. Then watch the movie, loser. :ermm:
Well, I'm going to use the power of deduction.
He has a sword, you were on about dying and the guy in the pic looks vaguely like he might be french.
So, it's Highlander :unsure:
My name is Inigo Montoya, you killed my faith in you, prepare to die.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Hello, my name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my faith in you. Prepare to die.
Hello. My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my faith in you. Prepare to die!
I'm sorry six fingered manker. You seem a decent fellow. I hate to spam you.
Hot Shots! Right after your picture he tells Charlie Sheen that he's going to fight him to the plane.Quote:
Originally Posted by megabyteme
Hello.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787
In the immortal words of Glenn Beck, "To the Paine. To the Paine."Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
My name is Inigo Montoya.
Shut the fuck up Idol you know you love this movie.
Prepare to die.
That was Herve Beck and it was ""The Paine The Paine".
Yes I dew. Who doesn't like shrieking eels?Quote:
Originally Posted by mjmacky
I was waiting for it to get cephalopodic in here but that's not gonna happen I guess...
This is the only thread on the history of the internet that has started out about tits and degenerated into movies via politics.
It is so much more than that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Squeamous
Reference: Hollywood's Hottest Hotties by Age: ages 8-16, faux psychology, transvestism, etc.
Sorry I don't do politics.Quote:
Originally Posted by Squeamous
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o70z5wzExMU
There are eels in the movie though.:)
That would be lack of boobies --> mental help --> lack of boobies
Sorry any mention of any Nick Nolte related would be lacking if I failed to include this.
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Time makes monsters of us all.:(
Busey's seen better days.
That was a truly boring clip with the exception of the last .3 seconds. :pinch:Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787Sorry I don't do politics.Quote:
Originally Posted by Squeamous
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There are eels in the movie though.:)
What does 'and squared away at last' mean in that context.
.. or any context, come to that :blink:
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Obviously once you are named People's "Sexiest Man Alive" it's all downhill from there.
Sure first you're sexy but then you progress to crazy and before you know it you're in trouble with the Law and turning out shite like Signs and Peaceful Warrior.That's why I took my name out of consideration years ago like.
I have to admit that I sometimes regret not giving them the option though when they have to resort to using guys like Bradley Cooper.:mellow:
If there was something that this forum was missing, it was someone to keep an eye on and critically evaluate who 'People Weekly' decide is the world's sexiest man.
I hardly expect you to understand the inner workings of the idle rich.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Btw what you are experiencing is how I feel when you talk about the Premier League.
Mark Harmon shares his experience... (Sorry for the Hulu included advertisement.)
http://www.hulu.com/watch/274905/saturday-night-live-mark-harmon-monologue
EDIT- let video play through from monologue to skit (yes, another commercial :frusty:
You think about how dreamy Mel Gibson's eyes are when I talk about the premier league.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787I hardly expect you to understand the inner workings of the idle rich.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Btw what you are experiencing is how I feel when you talk about the Premier League.
Gaylord.
Do you REALLY want another one of my dry historical explanations of that particular term or would you rather carry on in simple minded ignorance saving brain cells for the future? :blink:Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Simple minded ignorance is my staple but I'll venture into the realm of the intellectual just this once.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArtemisDo you REALLY want another one of my dry historical explanations of that particular term or would you rather carry on in simple minded ignorance saving brain cells for the future? :blink:Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Please, continue. I've literally no idea.
There is a nautical source from the days of sailing ships, pertaining to a ships being rigged to catch the wind in a certain way, but for a person to be squared away is a military term. Squared away pertains to two things, perfect square corners to the sheets on your cot and during the First World War the ground sheet you carried was folded into a perfect square and placed flat against your back. So in the military services in the U.K. to have your things in order and tidy was to be 'squared away'.Quote:
Originally Posted by mankerSimple minded ignorance is my staple but I'll venture into the realm of the intellectual just this once.Quote:
Originally Posted by Artemis
Please, continue. I've literally no idea.
Some of this is interesting, some needs spoiler tags, some like this puts me to sleep as I type it.....
Ah. I have heard of that - to square up meaning to tidy up.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArtemisThere is a nautical source from the days of sailing ships, pertaining to a ships being rigged to catch the wind in a certain way, but for a person to be squared away is a military term. Squared away pertains to two things, perfect square corners to the sheets on your cot and during the First World War the ground sheet you carried was folded into a perfect square and placed flat against your back. So in the military services in the U.K. to have your things in order and tidy was to be 'squared away'.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Some of this is interesting, some needs spoiler tags, some like this puts me to sleep as I type it.....
Cheers.
But, like, how does this relate to Mister Nolte?
I knew there was something to him calling it footie.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787Btw what you are experiencing is how I feel when you talk about the Premier League.Quote:
Originally Posted by manker
Well I could get out my REALLY long rubberband and stretch this one: Mr Nolte was in The Deep, the originalQuote:
Originally Posted by mankerAh. I have heard of that - to square up meaning to tidy up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Artemis
Cheers.
But, like, how does this relate to Mister Nolte?
bewbssubject of the video and The Deep was about a sailing ship that sank and one of the meanings of squared away is how a sailing ship is rigged (breathe) and so et voila...... by a long convoluted trail they are related. :naughty:
Basically, then, People Weekly are hoping that the housewives and homosexual Canadians who read their pap are film aficionados from the before-time.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArtemisWell I could get out my REALLY long rubberband and stretch this one: Mr Nolte was in The Deep, the originalQuote:
Originally Posted by manker
bewbssubject of the video and The Deep was about a sailing ship that sank and one of the meanings of squared away is how a sailing ship is rigged (breathe) and so et voila...... by a long convoluted trail they are related. :naughty:
We got there in the end, Arty :thumbsup:
I like girls so that makes me more or less bi.Quote:
Originally Posted by mankerBasically, then, People Weekly are hoping that the housewives and homosexual Canadians who read their pap are film aficionados from the before-time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Artemis
We got there in the end, Arty :thumbsup:
I suppose you also know that it's based on a novel by Peter Benchley whose also wrote The Island which was made into a film starring Michael Caine who also appeared in Jaws 4 which was based on the novel Jaws which Benchley also wrote or in the novel Jaws (unlike the film) Richard Dreyfus' character Hooper has an affair with Chief Brody's wife and then Hooper gets his comeuppance when he gets eaten.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArtemisWell I could get out my REALLY long rubberband and stretch this one: Mr Nolte was in The Deep, the originalQuote:
Originally Posted by manker
bewbssubject of the video and The Deep was about a sailing ship that sank and one of the meanings of squared away is how a sailing ship is rigged (breathe) and so et voila...... by a long convoluted trail they are related. :naughty:
Hooper was also the name of a Burt Reynold's movie which costarred his then love Sally Field who then went on to win 2 best actress Oscars ,memorably saying after winning the second ( for Places in the Heart) "I can't deny the fact that you like me ,right now,you like me".
Also Jaws was a Bond villain played in two films( Moonraker and The Spy Who Loved Me) by Richard Kiel. Coincidentally Kiel also starred in The longest Yard ( the original) with Burt Reynolds and Force 10 with Robert Shaw(Captain Quint).
You and I are probably the only two here who have seen Hooper and know that it stars a red version of Burt Reynolds co-star, a Pontiac Trans Am, or know or care that Jaws real name is Richard Kiel. One tidbit you missed from Jaws the movie, Robert Shaw and Richard Dreyfuss hated each other sooooo much that if you look carefully there is virtually no screentime with them in the same shot, it is all carefully blended shots from one actor to the other with them saying lines when the other wasn't even present.Quote:
Originally Posted by IdolEyes787I suppose you also know that it's based on a novel by Peter Benchley whose also wrote The Island which was made into a film starring Michael Caine who also appeared in Jaws 4 which was based on the novel Jaws which Benchley also wrote or in the novel Jaws (unlike the film) Richard Dreyfus' character Hooper has an affair with Chief Brody's wife and then Hooper gets his comeuppance when he gets eaten.Quote:
Originally Posted by Artemis
Hooper was also the name of a Burt Reynold's movie which costarred his then love Sally Field who then went on to win 2 best actress Oscars ,memorably saying after winning the second ( for Places in the Heart) "I can't deny the fact that you like me ,right now,you like me".
Also Jaws was a Bond villain played in two films( Moonraker and The Spy Who Loved Me) by Richard Kiel. Coincidentally Kiel also starred in The longest Yard ( the original) with Burt Reynolds and Force 10 with Robert Shaw(Captain Quint).
I have read Peter Benchley's books and they are far more visceral than the movies, The Island in particular was a typical Hollywood desecration.
Dude, if you weren't a Godless foreigner I could actually see myself liking you.
Yeah Benchley's books were a lot more visceral than the movies.I think Spielberg did a good job bringing a sense of adventure to the story if not the down and dirty stuff. As for The Island ,if Michael Caine can't save a movie then it shows you just how terrible it is(see Jaws 4)
Btw I sure if some l33t tracker created a Burt Reynolds Blu-ray pack suddenly a lot of previouslycluelessapathetic people would suddenly show a lot of interest .:mellow:
Especially those with seedboxes and/or possibly also Romanians.
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Also Force 10 from Navarone ,you got your Robert Shaw.You got your Edward Fox.You got your Harrison Ford.You got your Franco Nero.You got your babe factor in Mrs. Ringo Starr Barbara Bach. You got your story by Allister MacLean .You got your serviceable if uninspired director in Guy Hamilton.Why is this movie such a piece of shit?
Just look at these movie people, it's like a real safari.