It is not the thing to lean on. Like sarcasm, it's best in small doses and not as a crutch.
Oh, definitely. I've had this conversation before, and pretty much everyone tells me the same thing (not that I want to indicate that your sentiment isn't appreciated), but it doesn't make as much of an impact on my actual habits as it should.
Once my thesis is handed in, I'll do what I can to improve the situation, least I can do.
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So we get stiff once in a while. So we have a little fun. What’s wrong with that? This is a free country, isn’t it? I can take my panda any place I want to. And if I wanna buy it a drink, that’s my business.
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I remember sneaking into that film. Upon reflection my dad wasn't the best influence on me.
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Big Trouble in Little China. Always.
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Hunt for Red October features a Scot, and Australian, and an Englishman pretending to be Russian
clearly the best choice
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I love that in his life Sean Connery, who has literally never not done a Scottish accent, has been called upon to play a Spaniard (who is secretly an ancient Egyptian), a Lithuanian, a future space barbarian, a Chicago Irishman, and a Moroccan
I love that in his life Sean Connery, who has literally never not done a Scottish accent, has been called upon to play a Spaniard (who is secretly an ancient Egyptian), a Lithuanian, a future space barbarian, a Chicago Irishman, and a Moroccan
and they all just get scottish accents!
Ramirez is my favorite. He's also played an American several times. And an Englishman several times.
I love that in his life Sean Connery, who has literally never not done a Scottish accent, has been called upon to play a Spaniard (who is secretly an ancient Egyptian), a Lithuanian, a future space barbarian, a Chicago Irishman, and a Moroccan
and they all just get scottish accents!
Heh
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oh what's that, talking about big dicks with another chat member? yeah, it is bed time.
Sean Connery rules. Stephen Seagal was his trainer for the Never Say Never Again Bond movie and apparently broke his hand or wrist when Connery got lippy and I think Connery kept going with it. That's not as badass as the time a real life gangster (the mobster arrested in the beginning of L.A. Confidential who was a real guy.. his #1 muscle guy) was stalking a movie star and followed her to England, stomped onto a movie stage and waved a gun... Sean Connery punched him in the god damn mouth.
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Johnny Stompanato? That might have been his name.
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On one occasion, Stompanato stormed onto a movie set in the UK and pointed a gun at actor Sean Connery, her costar in Another Time, Another Place, only to have Connery take the gun from him and force him from the movie set. Stompanato was deported for this offense, as unlicensed handguns were (and are) illegal in the UK.[1][2][1] Rumours flew after Stompanato's death that the mob held Connery responsible; the actor allegedly laid low until things blew over.
oh what's that, talking about big dicks with another chat member? yeah, it is bed time.
Sean Connery rules. Stephen Seagal was his trainer for the Never Say Never Again Bond movie and apparently broke his hand or wrist when Connery got lippy and I think Connery kept going with it. That's not as badass as the time a real life gangster (the mobster arrested in the beginning of L.A. Confidential who was a real guy.. his #1 muscle guy) was stalking a movie star and followed her to England, stomped onto a movie stage and waved a gun... Sean Connery punched him in the god damn mouth.
later he smacked her around cause she needed it
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oh yeah, he wasn't great for that stuff. is that proven or rumor? i was never sure.
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Oh, definitely. I've had this conversation before, and pretty much everyone tells me the same thing (not that I want to indicate that your sentiment isn't appreciated), but it doesn't make as much of an impact on my actual habits as it should.
Once my thesis is handed in, I'll do what I can to improve the situation, least I can do.
good choice :^:
Obviously.
They're both good but Red October has to be first
one of my favorite thriller movies ever
I remember sneaking into that film. Upon reflection my dad wasn't the best influence on me.
clearly the best choice
and they all just get scottish accents!
montana
etc
Ramirez is my favorite. He's also played an American several times. And an Englishman several times.
Heh
Sean Connery rules. Stephen Seagal was his trainer for the Never Say Never Again Bond movie and apparently broke his hand or wrist when Connery got lippy and I think Connery kept going with it. That's not as badass as the time a real life gangster (the mobster arrested in the beginning of L.A. Confidential who was a real guy.. his #1 muscle guy) was stalking a movie star and followed her to England, stomped onto a movie stage and waved a gun... Sean Connery punched him in the god damn mouth.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnny_Stompanato
I never know where the fiction ends and the man begins.
keeps her in line
later he smacked her around cause she needed it
punchin cads
he said it in an interview and there was someone who alleged he beat her I think
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FgMLROTqJ0
Why would this not be a link? You butt.
I have given up on dark souls I think.
Good game but too much bullshit that I dont have time for
especially since my favourite games are the Harvest Moon ones
Sad to hear it, what's ailing ya?
just don't forget it
let it temper your excitement a bit, that is all