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[whydoineedto]

The wise man also knows when it is a good idea to grant his brain some rest

there is no wisdom here, only horny.

I love Firefly, I want to watch Natham Fillion new show, The Rookie (that has like, 6 seasons). The bad part it s a cop show.

Depending on your disposition it is quite easy to get past the copaganda and enjoy the drama/comedy and Nathan playing Nathan.

Sorry I'm late, I hope the kissing is still on the table!

 

[Saturnus]

Awesome! And like I said, if anything I post tickles your fancy, take rework it and make it your own.

Hmmmm perusing the various postings ...........

Bruh

Sound like Vince McMahon, you can say he did some fuck up shit and it was not right though like JDF that don't take away how entertaining both were at what they did on TV.

You don't have to defend someone because you like their work, either
I still like the Remix to Ignition, but I'm NOT going to make excuses fucking R Kelly either

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Never said I didn't like him, just preferred other characters over him. Never meet your Heroes, because a lot of celebrities are douchebags.

I saw Kevin Costner act like a spoiled crybaby asshole and scream at some people.
It absolutely changed my opinion of him, and his movies, too.

 

[luciddream]

Never meet your Heroes is an expression meaning you build an ideological version of them that turns out contrary to expectations. It doesn't mean they are all bad, just curb expectations, because your experience may shatter the preconceived image you created. I totally didn't mean any passive hate, just telling a story about pettiness him and me. Also, not really trying to devalue his contributions to the PR community, because he did have a huge following and was a part of it so long.

Hell, I still like Will Smith movies, even if I'm no longer a fan of him.

I met Vic a few times, even with his allegations, he was a pretty standup guy every time I met him. I met a lot of those early 2000's VA like Scott Menville, Tara Strong, Steve Blum, Richard Ian Cox, Kirby Morrow(R.I.P.). Even some legendary guys like Cam Clarke.

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I won't feel right unless I post this. Ah Will Smith.

 

[WLMS]

there is no wisdom here, only horny.

Let me rephrase : It's just basic care toward myself if I want to continue enjoying drugs from time to time and not ending up dying stupidly from an aneurysm on my keyboard

 

[User_114674]

You don't have to defend someone because you like their work, either
I still like the Remix to Ignition, but I'm NOT going to make excuses fucking R Kelly either

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wait, hold on
you're telling me that to like someone's work I don't have to idolize everything they say and do too?????

 

[DubbleU]

I love Firefly, I want to watch Natham Fillion new show, The Rookie (that has like, 6 seasons). The bad part it s a cop show.

Yeah, had this dissapointment recently. Let's just enjoy their work from afar.

Love Nathan Fillian, Slither is also one of my favorite movies. It's a shame they axed Melissa O'Neil from Dark Matter and Nathan Fillians romance in the Rookie in the first season.

Harrison Ford is also dickish, still one of my favorite actors ever, though.

 

[Tosser]

there is no wisdom here, only horny.

Depending on your disposition it is quite easy to get past the copaganda and enjoy the drama/comedy and Nathan playing Nathan.

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[User_76996]

Never meet your Heroes is an expression meaning you build an ideological version of them that turns out contrary to expectations. It doesn't mean they are all bad, just curb expectations, because your experience may shatter the preconceived image you created. I totally didn't mean any passive hate, just telling a story about pettiness him and me. Also, not really trying to devalue his contributions to the PR community, because he did have a huge following and was a part of it so long.

Hell, I still like Will Smith movies, even if I'm no longer a fan of him.

I met Vic a few times, even with his allegations, he was a pretty standup guy every time I met him. I met a lot of those early 2000's VA like Scott Menville, Tara Strong, Steve Blum, Richard Ian Cox, Kirby Morrow(R.I.P.). Even some legendary guys like Cam Clarke.

In my honest option Men in Black and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air were his best rolls on screen.

 

[ddia]

Depending on your disposition it is quite easy to get past the copaganda and enjoy the drama/comedy and Nathan playing Nathan.

Well, I think I did pretty good on Brooklyn 99, so I will look at it and focus on Nathan.

Wow, now I'm in charge? OK, I didn't expected that

 

[Shawnchapp]

wait, hold on
you're telling me that to like someone's work I don't have to idolize everything they say and do too?????

ya tell that to 99.9% of the population

 

[DubbleU]

In my honest option Men in Black and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air were his best rolls on screen.

MiB 1&2 were peak Will Smith, for sure. Hell, I even liked Josh Brolin's portrayal of Tommy Lee Jones in part 3. Crazy he went from Brand in The Goonies to Cable and Thanos.

 

[luciddream]

In my honest option Men in Black and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air were his best rolls on screen.

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I'll throw in Independence Day as well.

 

[DubbleU]

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I'll throw in Independence Day as well.

Haha, I remember watching that in Theaters as a kid, friggen amazing. Plus, it had an amazing cast, and then they decided to make a sequel...

 

[Tosser]

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I honestly think that's better.

And, while I'm here - multitasking....

Hey, @-Bonk-:

Spoiler: Randomly ran across this looking for the "No Horny" memes...

Maybe you could put it to use.

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[luciddream]

Haha, I remember watching that in Theaters as a kid, friggen amazing. Plus, it had an amazing cast, and then they decided to make a sequel...

I was smart enough not to watch it.

 

[whydoineedto]

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I was smart enough not to watch it.

I wasn't... Fortunately I've forgotten most of it.

On a sidenote, I really wish we had *insert quotes* function in post editing. Copy/Cut doesn't always grab the whole thing from the reply box.

 

[DubbleU]

I was smart enough not to watch it.

That's amazing foresight. I didn't watch it in Theaters, I ended up buying it on Blu Ray, so I have added failure of owning it.

 

[User_76996]

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Remind me what the name of this website is?

 

[ddia]

Love Nathan Fillian, Slither is also one of my favorite movies. It's a shame they axed Melissa O'Neil from Dark Matter and Nathan Fillians romance in the Rookie in the first season.

Harrison Ford is also dickish, still one of my favorite actors ever, though.

Added Slither on my list. Horror with Comedy? I'm in!

MiB 1&2 were peak Will Smith, for sure. Hell, I even liked Josh Brolin's portrayal of Tommy Lee Jones in part 3. Crazy he went from Brand in The Goonies to Cable and Thanos.

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I'll throw in Independence Day as well.

Will Smith has great roles in comedy, but also in drama. His play in The Pursuit of Happiness is wonderful.

I'm happy I didn't watch After Earth

 

[craythree]

I'll throw in Independence Day as well.

Let's not forget I, Robot.

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