Hanz
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I want Venezuela on my desk by Friday morning!
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Hello childrens.
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I'm in the butterflies and the sun, and I'm just a vague, benevolent force. You're on your own.
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I'm Rowsdower. Zap Rowsdower.
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Do not touch my bags if you please, Mr. Customs Man.
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Hi-Keeba!
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Gamera is really neat! He is made of turtle meat!
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Slab Bulkhead!
Bridge Largemeat!
Punt Speedchunk!
Butch Deadlift!
Bald Bigplank!
Splint Chesthair!
Flint Ironstag!
Bulk Vanderhuge!
Thick Mcrunfast!
Buff Drinklots!
Slunk Slabchest!
Fist Rockbone!
Stomp Beefmob!
Smash Lampjaw!
Punch Rockgroin!
Buck Plankchest!
Stump Chokmen!
Dirk Hardpeck!
Rip Steakface!
Crud Bonemeal!
Brick Hardmeat!
Rip Slabcheek!
Bob Johnson! Oh wait...
Smoke Man Muscle!
Gristle McThornbody!
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We have had things removed for far less than that, so I would definitely say no to the sig. Since you asked, I will not warn you or anything for it but I will have to take it down.
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I'm a nerd.
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Technically that was "Shockblast"...and yes it was pretty bad. The newest version of Shockwave is awesome.
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Just really hard to find him. He is going online for up to $70.
But guess what my mom just sent me from Walmart:
She found him for me!
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So bad...
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Conquest is made of the ashes of one's enemies.
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This thread is very old and that isn't exactly the most constructive of responses. Closing.
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Transform and Rise Up!
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Yup...crabs are our thing. Our crab business doesn't seem like they are going anywhere down on my end. Maybe it is only up north.
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We are not northeast...
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I have had people tell me I look like a fusion of John Lennon and Ozzy Osbourne who was a member of the Blues Brothers.
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The Ash in my sig is better.
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Yeah...no point in this now. Closing.
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Yeah, the new rules are stricter, but I got warned by Hanz for something that wasn't even addressed in the rules. I PM'd him, but he hasn't responded to my message....yet (if you are reading this and are Hanz, please PM me back. don't be shy =]).
Oh crap...sorry about that. It was buried under a ton of reports and I didn't see it. The problem was that you used SF to recruit. That just makes the board look bad and opens us up to any retaliation. We have enough stuff to deal with as it is, we don't need to get involved in that.
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Producer Donald De Line has been a player in Hollywood for more than two decades, and he's going to be very busy the next couple weeks, as he releases two high-profile R-rated comedies, I Love You, Man (out March 20) with Paul Rudd and Jason Segel, and Observe and Report (out April 10) with Seth Rogen. Both movies are playing at this year's South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, Texas, on March 13 and March 16, respectively.
Having had a chance to talk to the producer earlier today, ComingSoon.net just had to ask him about his long-in-development movie based on the DC Comics character Green Lantern, which just had its release date set for December 17, 2010.
We were especially curious about how they were planning on incorporating all the mythology surrounding the character in a way that would satisfy the hundreds of thousands of comic book fans who've been waiting a long time for this movie. "Our story is the Hal Jordan origin story, but creating the character of Hal Jordan that is a real character that will resonate with the fanbase is what we need to do. You have to make him credible and somebody to care about and tell a good story, and I think if we do that, we'll be okay."
"It's going to be a series of big stakes and big action, but it absolutely has a sense of humor," he replied when asked about the humor quotient of the movie. "I think people accept real life, even with really serious situations, with humor as part of that situation, as we experience in life, you have to have that. That's how people cope, so they've done it so well in these other movies. I think that people are absolutely ready. It doesn't have to fall on one side of the fence vs. the other."
Lastly, we asked him to address the rumors about them deliberately going younger with Hal Jordan, something that came out of the bogus stories about Anton Yelchin auditioning, but De Line denied the intention to cast younger. "Not really, late '20s, early '30s."
On another note, we were curious whether there was any word on a sequel to De Line's 2003 hit caper remake The Italian Job, which brought together Mark Wahlberg, Charlize Theron, Ed Norton, Donald Sutherland, Jason Statham, Seth Green and Mos Def. Over the years, all of them have been asked about whether the proposed sequel The Brazilian Job might happen, and De Line gave hope for it finally rolling forward. "We're trying right now. They all want to do the sequel. We have a version at Paramount that we're talking very serious about, so hopefully, if we're lucky in the next year we can pull it together. They're all very successful and very busy, which is great, but they all have a real affection and passion for that movie, so they want to come back and do another, which is nice. We'll get them together hopefully."
http://www.superherohype.com/news/topnews.php?id=8152
Sounds pretty good so far.
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in Far from the Forest...
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I've taken this opportunity to reassess my views on all inland bodies of water.