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Well then, a big ol' Texas "yee haaah" is due. :P
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Charlie Hatchett wrote:Well then, a big ol' Texas "yee haaah" is due. :P
Gotta a feeling Charlie just got a jump start. Watch the rocks come up outta embankment now. Michelles gonna need a bigger server.
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Monk, anytime someone from Texas yells "yee haaah" run for cover. Either something blows up, goes over a cliff, or the women get pregnant. Sometimes all three at once. :D
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Beagle wrote:
I wish the world was as black & white as projected
Sorry Cogs, but concerning a lie he told yesterday, and two today, it is black and white.

If he wants to tell one tomorrow, we'll have to discuss it. The reason it takes so long is because he spends time trying to weasel out of it and changing the subject.

So, stay tuned.
Just want to add that you need to read the entire discussion though. It will help you to form an opinion.
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haha
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Gotta a feeling Charlie just got a jump start. Watch the rocks come up outta embankment now. Michelles gonna need a bigger server.

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Monk, anytime someone from Texas yells "yee haaah" run for cover. Either something blows up, goes over a cliff, or the women get pregnant. Sometimes all three at once. :D
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Thanks for plugging the site out there in "West Texas", Pat. Tell Fred "thanks a million" too!
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Another thread of bickering....we're done here. No more.
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I think this topic started out to be about the movie 300, so here goes.

My daughter made me go see this movie with her on Sunday. She was interested in all the hot bodies. I must say she was not disappointed, I had to wipe the drool off of her face several times. I annoyed all the serious minded by giggling throughout most of it. If you can ignore the tons of spraying blood, the Matrix like effects and the too gay Xerxes it is a good comic book movie. Okay, so you can't ignore all that, but I'm still glad I saw it. All those oiled bodies were well worth the time.

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Monk's "shades of gay" scale:

1 - Barely gay
2 - Not very gay
3 - Kinda gay
4 - Pretty gay
5 - Gay
6 - Definately gay
7 - Very gay
8 - Too gay
9 - Extremely gay
10- Gayer than gay

So Xerxes must have been an 8.

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Hello Star, nice to see you. As you can see, and as I emailed you, the board is a bit different. (Min a mod?) :lol: :lol:

Nice to get a womans take on the movie. I'll be seeing it soon but it's sounding like my sons will enjoy it more than I will. (except for the #8 Xerxes)
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Starflower wrote:I think this topic started out to be about the movie 300, so here goes.

My daughter made me go see this movie with her on Sunday. She was interested in all the hot bodies. I must say she was not disappointed, I had to wipe the drool off of her face several times. I annoyed all the serious minded by giggling throughout most of it. If you can ignore the tons of spraying blood, the Matrix like effects and the too gay Xerxes it is a good comic book movie. Okay, so you can't ignore all that, but I'm still glad I saw it. All those oiled bodies were well worth the time.

Star

I have a very good friend (also female) who went to see this movie and had the same reaction. She had a hard time believing me when I told her that the "Spartans" did not fight like this:

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but, more like this:

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My husband and I went to see the move in IMAX format. We had no preconceived notions of any historical accuracy. We went for the choreographed production, the filming effects and graphics. From an entertainment standpoint; I loved the movie, he enjoyed it. Even the flying blood wasn’t all that gory. (Maybe I should have prefaced this review that I am a huge fan of the horror genre, Rob Zombie/Quentin Tarantino style. Yes I know I need professional help.)

Bare-chested men in leather was a bonus. :shock:

See the Joke page for a bit of political fall out humor about this movie.
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I can see a whole rash of re-makes as Hollywood looks to cash in on the bare-chested men craze.


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All those oiled bodies were well worth the time.
Welcome back, Star! We just knew something would bring you back here sooner or later and if that something was oiled bodies so be it. You will find this Forum always willing to do whatever is necessary to accommodate your latest urges! :D
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I heard the best review so far about the 300 today (I'm a radio gal, not a tv gal)

My favourite radio station (XFM) said simply 'This film contains A LOT OF SHOUTING'
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