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Many sentiments expressed here are grammatically incorrect, as The Streets is one person.

There is. It's called Spinning Toe Hold, and it's finisher only.

This is who I've made: Owen Hart Kaz Hayashi Jimmy Yang Magnum TOKYO CIMA Jeff Hardy Koji Kanemoto Bret Hart Toshiaki Kawada The Great Sasuke The Great Muta Keiji Mutoh AJ Styles Low Ki Milano Collection AT Dragon Kid K-ness Vader Hulk Hogan Manami Toyota Jun Akiyama Satoshi Kojima Yuji Nagata Perry Saturn Hayabusa Tiger Mask 4 Kenta Kobashi Mitsuhara Misawa Masato Tanaka Shinjiro Ohtani Mike Awesome Jyushin Lyger As you can see, I'm working towards all Japanese, or Americans who were big in Japan. Still a few stragglers left... but I'll probably end up replacing them.

It's been more than a year since the last one. Plus books 4 and 5 are huge. They'd have to cut so much it will hurt them, or (and I've heard talk of them doing this) split them into two each. And I'm sure the next books will be as long or longer. So it'll probably be somewhat of an issue.

I didn't think Ian McKellan was being seriously considered. I thought it was more like just something people were saying because he had played a similar role.

GBU was sort of a remake itself, you know, or a sequel to a remake.

It's somewhat sappy and feminine, so I wouldn't expect a mind blowing experience, unless of course you're the kind of person who cried during those talking pig movies, or loves Jack Nicholson impressions. Still fun enough, and worth that price at the very least.

Well, the issues they raised can be retorted using the Bible's internal logic. Reading the Bible front to back may convert you to an atheist if you had misconceptions about what it was before you started (which most people do... that's ok, like I said, they responded to a positive quick fix with a negative quick fix). Then again, it's not like the Bible's the only representation of a god, so atheist may be a bit far. The main problem was that I, personally, could have answered any of the things they said. So, suppose somebody watched that and questioned their belief in the Bible. Forgive me if I get too involved, but... If someone starts believing that stuff cold, they're pretty unshakable. So, the target then, is people who were brought to this by outside factors. All they have to do is say "Well, that seems fair. I think I'll ask Reverend so and so." Reverend so and so will easily be able to nullify their standpoint. If I can do it, a trained minister surely can. So we're back to square one, and because it's a tv show, there's no back and forth debate. Calling the Bible fiction is really a fool's game anyway. It's extremely underestimated by the skeptic crowd. The way it's set up is truly brilliant, because it is, for all intents and purposes, completely unarguable in a self contained loop, without going to the faith cop out. They said nothing which anyone who's familiar with the Bible isn't well aware of. If it was me, I wouldn't have done it at all, I'd have done a show on the broader elements of religion in general.

Come on now, they barely said anything. Completely disregarding their faith disclaimer, they did nothing that would counter anyone with a knowledge of the Bible. It was more like, a lot of people are "converted" by a feel good superficial message, so they presented a feel bad superficial message. Still... weak.

Good point. But didn't the original use "based on" instead of "inspired by"? No, they said it was 100% real without qualifications. Smart move. Anyway, TCM is my favorite movie, so much so that I like everything associated with it, including all three sequels and the remake, but of course the inspiration is greater than the inspired, so this is a no contest.

I like them ok, it's one of my lesser genres, but yeah. John Wayne's done some good stuff, The Searchers is good, Rio Bravo is good. The song they sang in Rio Bravo's been stuck in my head all day, it's funny there should be discussion about this. Eastwood, naturally, is great. All his stuff. Once Upon A Time In The West is a favorite of mine, even though it's somewhat overlong and overblown. That's part of what I like about it. And Bronson. He's always cool.

According to an offhand comment on the episode about... I can't even remember what it was about. Anyway, he said they'd do one about how you have to go to college to be successful. By the way, it's 10pm that it's on.

Gheyme says to say that he wasn't Hot Ticket, it's his friend but that if you want him, you can get this lapdance here for free. I didn't really want to say it, but you know how he gets. Toodles.

I watch it, I think it's great. I was dissapointed with the recent episode about the Bible however. Being somewhat knowledgable about Biblical matters myself, I found their arguments pretty flimsy and the chumps they had on there defending it were just ignorant. It makes me wonder if I'd be underwhelmed by other shows they did were I possessed of expertise in the subject.

Looks pretty good, but there's no way I'll see it before it's been out at least a week, probably more like two. I hate crowded theaters, they conflict with my constitutional right to yell fire.

Wait a minute. Followed your footsteps and shit? Or were you using it in the other sense?

You clearly have no idea which is the real me.

I didn't do that, they did that on their own. Well... you don't know what we can discover. Why don't you come with me, young female, on a supernatural floor covering journey.

Not me.

Hey, yeah, you're alright. Have a good one.

Fuck ya.

Fear Factor, because I'm 100% sure I'd win.

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You have to stop acting like the rules of a forum are the law. You can ban somebody for being annoying. You can ban someone for no reason at all. Ain't nobody bound by nothing no how. Personally, I don't give a shit either way, I don't use those folders.

Don't use smart so much. Those movies aren't smart. Smart and good aren't the same thing.