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[Norgorber]

Who's ready for the..........

Spoiler: Kitty Question of the Day!!!!!!!!!

what is your best feature? (either physical or something in your personality. Anything! What do you love about you?)

I am a big ol' geek. And not a, "You can't join our club because you don't remember THAC0, but a please come in and show me your fandom."

 

[DubbleU]

I love watching 2 comfort 80's flicks. Well... three.

Hudson Hawk <- not like the other. "Bunny, ball ball!"

Willow "All the power in the universe is located in which finger?"

Legend Tim Curry, in a role even better than Rocky Horror Picture Show.

Yeah, the original script for Legend is a trip, I like the Director's Cut without the Tangerine Dream soundtrack. Glad we didn't have Darkness taking Lily's virginity and the long drawn out sex scene where they were constantly licking eachother. Very glad it didn't make it... Tim Curry is and has always been an excellent actor, it's a shame his health is failing and he's been in bad shape for the last 10'ish years.

Willow is one of my all time favorite Fantasy films, and I'm a huge Warwick Davis and Val Kilmer fan, shame the series was terrible, but at least girl playing Elora was decent, along with the guy that played Boorman. The rest were kinda bad, with the exception of Warwick, of course.

I like Hudson Hawk, never understood the shit it got from people. It's not The Last Boy Scout, but still a decent movie. It also soured Bruce Willis and he was disenchanted with acting because it bombed, luckily it was short lived. Though, it isn't really an 80's movie, even if it feels like one.

I like a lot of the Sword and Sorcery 80's stuff, Red Sonja, Conan, Gor, Willow, Deathstalker, Beastmaster, Wizards of the Lost Kingdom, The Sword and the Sorcerer, Lady Hawk, Excalibur, Dragonslayer, The Barbarians/Barbarian twins, Hawk the Slayer. Krull even though it's also scifi. Flesh and Bone, even though this is more historical adventure, rather than fantasy. Some are a bit crappy, but I enjoyed them as a kid.

 

[Norgorber]

I love these little guys so much

Gonna see if this works, but these are Magpies. My favorite.

 

[TheDude14]

Don't worry, you're the perfect age for a sugar daddy

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I could always use a sugar baby

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[lGrean]

Hello peeps, can I have some comfy anime recommendations? About to get my wisdom tooth pulled out tomorrow, and I'd like to be using my brain as little as possible for a few days.

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[User_43891]

Don't worry, you're the perfect age for a sugar daddy

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I have the age for the Daddy, but not enough money for the Sugar!

 

[Poldek]

Time for me to sleep....
Stay Sleazy my fellow lurkers.

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Rest well my friend.

I felt a strong desire to watch The Simpsons movie whilst avoiding the Under the Dome series, I was sort of trying to distract away, but you drew it back.

Goonies as a kid, but still enjoy it as an adult. 300 as an Adult, but I would've probably also loved it as a kid. I feel like I aged, but never grew out of the things I loved. So, the adventurous, thoughtful imagination still exists, while I have a strict self-disciplined life with all of my cherished hobbies as a decompression of life's hardships.

The best of both worlds, congrats. It's no easy.

The second is a cheap copy, stay away from it, child

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You're all oooold, the goonies came out before I was even a loli

Just checked, it came out more than 20 years before I was born

We are not old. You are young—it's a subtle difference, but someday, maybe in 20 years, you will understand it.

Well hot diggity dog, Greybeard!

Feel like adding those moves to my lineup in the dance competition?

Nothing beats the classics.

Oh, my god!!! This is one of my all-time favorites.

I try to watch it once a year, minimum.

 

[Greybeard.27]

Hello peeps, can I have some comfy anime recommendations? About to get my wisdom tooth pulled out tomorrow, and I'd like to be using my brain as little as possible for a few days.

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try Mushi-shi, episodes are mostly independent from each other and i think it's an easy enough watch

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[Slumdum]

Time for me to sleep....
Stay Sleazy my fellow lurkers.

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Night Underlord! See you next time!

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That's good you're already getting better. Must be the bonk love. For the most part things are back to normal. Haven't really gotten much in orders to ship. We have a fair amount of orders that require special inspection. So the inspector is having to do all the paperwork for that for when the person comes in tomorrow to do the special inspection.

Yeah, the Bonki love has brought me back.
Sooo anime and podcast time?

You're all oooold, the goonies came out before I was even a loli

Just checked, it came out more than 20 years before I was born

Heeeeey... It's only like... 6 years older than me...

Hello peeps, can I have some comfy anime recommendations? About to get my wisdom tooth pulled out tomorrow, and I'd like to be using my brain as little as possible for a few days.

Can comfy anime be a little horror and mystery?
I can recommend "Higurashi no Naku Koro ni" at least the first and second season.
From like 2006 ish.

 

[uncbuck]

Favorite movie?
Just a little probably unknown film called... Jurassic Park, but I guess, most people already watched that.

I preferred the remake

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[DubbleU]

You're all oooold, the goonies came out before I was even a loli

Just checked, it came out more than 20 years before I was born

It was out before I was born, as well, but not by much. My Dad did VCR2VCR and recorded everything they rented, including TV shows. So, I had a huge collection of movies to watch, usually 3 per tape.

Besides, aged movies can be dated, since they are products of their time, but a lot still hold up. Things like John Hughes movies, are still a lot of fun. Snow White came out in 1937, and Wizard of Oz in 1939. Sure there are really old films like those, It's a Wonderful Life 1946, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, and Casablanca in 1942. All incredibly old films, that are still praised and enjoyed to this day.

 

[uncbuck]

anybody a fan of the champagne of beers, aka miller high life, if you drink rolling rock i hate you.

Doesn't matter what you call it -- horse piss is horse piss

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[tightsandass]

Dammit -- We pride ourselves here on having a politics free zone.. Then the Sleazeans start to get numbers and start flexing their political muscles

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Anti-capitalist propaganda stop
-wait, what do you mean by politics-free?

 

[KaySwitchPrime]

Could be worse

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[Evil Surgeon]

Heeeeey... It's only like... 6 years older than me...

I was 8 when it came out.. and my parents took me to see it. *does my best Sloth impersonation*

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Well.. I'll be damned.. I really do sound like him.

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[Tleilax]

try Mushi-shi, episodes are mostly independent from each other and i think it's an easy enough watch

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Oooh, I only saw the first episode or two of this but recall it being really great and having a unique art style. That could just be my old brain failing me though.

It was out before I was born, as well, but not by much. My Dad did VCR2VCR and recorded everything they rented, including TV shows. So, I had a huge collection of movies to watch, usually 3 per tape.

Besides, aged movies can be dated, since they are products of their time, but a lot still hold up. Things like John Hughes movies, are still a lot of fun. Snow White came out in 1937, and Wizard of Oz in 1939. Sure there are really old films like those, It's a Wonderful Life 1946, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, and Casablanca in 1942. All incredibly old films, that are still praised and enjoyed to this day.

Some really old favorites of mine, The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (1920) and Nosferatu (1922)

 

[DubbleU]

Oooh, I only saw the first episode or two of this but recall it being really great and having a unique art style. That could just be my old brain failing me though.


Some really old favorites of mine, The Cabinet of Dr Caligari (1920) and Nosferatu (1922)

Count Orlok scared the shit out of me as a kid. Freddie, Jason, Michael Myers, were tame; but that asshole...

 

[smite22]

Doesn't matter what you call it -- horse piss is horse piss

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try this one sometime then

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[uncbuck]

Taking a break to watch a courtroom drama

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[Evil Surgeon]

Count Orlok scared the shit out of me as a kid. Freddie, Jason, Michael Myers, were tame; but that asshole...

As a kid.. Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, Halloween.. those movies were fun to me. You know what movie creeped me out as a kid??

Children of the Corn. The 1984 one.. not whatever slop came after that or remakes. Don't ask me why.. but those little fuckers gave me the heebie-jeebies.