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so, literally, "all I have in this world, is my balls and my word ...and I don't break em for nobody."
putting in work
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I think he's from Europe I have a song with him on my iPod with I think Wiz Kalifa and Tiny has a English/British accent.
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dude who bought air mags 1st off the auction
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Greatest movie ever made. This is the problem with movies nowadays. They don't obsess over little details like these. brilliant
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Greatest movie ever made. This is the problem with movies nowadays. They don't obsess over little details like these. brilliant
if anything filmmakers these days probably obsess over little details too much, all those little details aren't what make movies good (#sidebar: greatest movie EVER made? really???) granted there may be some correlattion between directors that care about the details & directors that make good films but by no means is it a necessity...the key thing is be able to tell an interesting, if not cohesive story & it seems the "problem" with movies today is more that studios have an unwillingness to tell or lack of confidence that consumers will like, new stories and an increasing dependence on "generic" stories that will do well in the global marketplace...it would probably be really hard to make a similar movie today
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Studios pay obsess over details too much?
Clearly you've never seen any of the Transformer movies or any movie based of any books.
Clearly you've never seen any of the Transformer movies or any movie based of any books.
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filmmakers ≠ studios; it may not apply to EVERY movie but from my understanding studios generally knit pick through scripts/storyboards/treatments to a slightly ridiculous level....
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Send Casttoo the digital file of your x-ray,
and they’ll send you back your break in print.
Applies directly to cast.
and they’ll send you back your break in print.
Applies directly to cast.
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Before he was famous, actor Steve Buscemi was a N.Y. Firefighter. The day after the 9/11/01 attack on the World Trade Center in New York, he showed up at his old firehouse (Engine Company No.55), working twelve-hour shifts for a week after the terrorist act, and digging through rubble with his old comrades looking for missing firefighters.
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Buscemi 
-if you dug a hole to the center of the earth and dropped a book down it would take 42 minutes before it hit the center.
- despite the many references to germany in django unchained (which was set in 185 germany did not exist until 1871
- in the first ghostbusters, when dana is siting in her couch and the arms come out to grab her, her titty pops out.
-if you dug a hole to the center of the earth and dropped a book down it would take 42 minutes before it hit the center.
- despite the many references to germany in django unchained (which was set in 185
germany did not exist until 1871- in the first ghostbusters, when dana is siting in her couch and the arms come out to grab her, her titty pops out.
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Before he was famous, actor Steve Buscemi was a N.Y. Firefighter. The day after the 9/11/01 attack on the World Trade Center in New York, he showed up at his old firehouse (Engine Company No.55), working twelve-hour shifts for a week after the terrorist act, and digging through rubble with his old comrades looking for missing firefighters.
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Before he was famous, actor Steve Buscemi was a N.Y. Firefighter. The day after the 9/11/01 attack on the World Trade Center in New York, he showed up at his old firehouse (Engine Company No.55), working twelve-hour shifts for a week after the terrorist act, and digging through rubble with his old comrades looking for missing firefighters.
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lol
theres a ghostbusters forum?
theres a ghostbusters forum?
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bruh, moor import ant lee, you've been postin incorrect infolol
theres a ghostbusters forum?
now everything you've posted has to go through a screening process
why would you do that? just 4 a laugh?
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Lol thats cool
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dog i just see these online.
not lookin 4 a laugh. i just try 2 post stuff i did not know and others might not have as well.
if i was wrong i was wrong.
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lol
theres a ghostbusters forum?
Caught me off guard too, but they probably think a forum about tennis shoes is ridiculous.
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lol
theres a ghostbusters forum?
Caught me off guard too, but they probably think a forum about tennis shoes is ridiculous.
It's 2014, there's a forum for just about everything nowadays.
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Any truth to this?
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Naw it didn't, but one of those hands was definitely copping feels.
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Each of the 7 main characters in Spongebob are based on the 7 deadly sins..
Turritopsis nutricula a type of jellyfish are essentially immortal..
Human Beings can distinguish between at least 1 Trillion different smells
Turritopsis nutricula a type of jellyfish are essentially immortal..
Human Beings can distinguish between at least 1 Trillion different smells
