Strider
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On 4/9/2024 at 9:49 PM, redrum said:
Love both of these. Almost hard to believe they were directed by the same guy.
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It's been a solid month of movies.
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21 hours ago, paul carruthers said:
Can people just stop with this Tom Brady coming out of retirement, nonsense. As great as he was, I doubt that someone seriously wants to see Tom--who's pushing 50 I believe--taking snaps under center...
Who is putting this speculation out there?
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On 4/15/2024 at 5:18 AM, custard pie man said:
yesterday my wife( who is recovering from kidney cancer, kidney and tumor removed march 14) and I got to go to a wedding tasting filling in for my daughter and future son in law who were traveling to texas for business, anyways suffice to say we tried everything from appetizers to some of the main dishes of beef, chicken fish and pasta not to mention an assortment of shot sized drinks! My wife would take small bite and drank a sip and I would gladly drink the rest, fantastic time, she wrote down all her notes with ratings to give to the kids, decisions decisions decisions 😄
Sounds like an exciting happy time. Hope the guy proves worthy of your daughter.
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Lamb korma and garlic naan. Masala chai.
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Looking up the astronomical charts for 1970 shows that the sun set in Bath at 9:30pm on June 28, 1970. Even allowing for how the camera usually makes it seem lighter than it really is...I remember when Tiger Woods was playing in near-dark conditions even though it still looked like the sun was out watching on TV...it seems obvious that the band went on some time before sunset, probably around 8:30pm. Still a great story, if slightly apocryphal.
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1 hour ago, luvlz2 said:
Always thought his voice resembled Big Bird.
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Despite all of Billy Corgan's rage, he is still just a
A) Fool on a stage
B ) Baldheaded sage
C) Product of his age
D) Rat in a cage
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It is a shame Norm McDonald wasn't alive to rejoice yesterday. But it's also a shame Nicole and Ron aren't still alive. More proof that life isn't fair.
Before the verdict.
After the verdict.
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On 4/6/2024 at 2:56 PM, SteveZ98 said:
While listening to a bunch of versions of Celebration Day from 1971, I realized it is my favorite song the band played in 1971. That made me think about which songs I like the best from the rest of the years. Here’s my list. What’s yours?
1969 - As Long As I Have You
1970 - SIBLY
1971 - Celebration Day
1972 - Heartbreaker
1973 - No Quarter
1975 - Dazed and Confused
1977 - Achilles Last Stand
1980 - Trampled Underfoot
Pretty interesting list, Steve. I am with you on "Celebration Day"...I frequently binge on "Celebration Day" from 1971. I wish they had kept that song in that arrangement for the 1972 tour. I would have died to hear that at the Forum or Long Beach Arena in 1972. Not that I am scoffing at the 1973 "Celebration Day"...it was quite a treat to hear that and it gave the concert a real power surge coming after "Rock and Roll" like that.
But the 1971 CDs, with Plant's voice still intact and with Jimmy playing it on the 12-string and going wild in the outro solos and with Jones and Bonzo going thermonuclear on the rhythm, are on a whole 'nother level.
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Went to a Boris Karloff triple-feature tonight. Principio et finem similia.
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My buddy in Austin took this photo.
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Fish 'n' Chips at Sea Salt.
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On 3/14/2024 at 1:08 AM, redrum said:
What I didn't like about Olympia was no subtitles.
How were you watching it? Because every time I have seen "Olympia" it had English subtitles.
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I've Been Going to the...MOOOOvies
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Andrew Robinson ("Scorpio") and Eddie Muller introducing "Dirty Harry" this past Saturday morning at the Chinese Theatre during the TCM Classic Film Festival.