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#153226
Topic
NFL
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/153226/action/topic#153226
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Originally posted by: zion
I'm still holding out that no team will take him this year or next year. Though I'm sure that probably won't happen. A guy with an attitude like that doesn't deserve to play on any pro team.


I agree. I'd love to see it happen, but it won't. Raiders?

I had someone on a Bears board ask what we all thought about TO coming to the Bears. My reply was "how many ways can I say NO?" I do not want him and that was the consensus decision on the board as well.

If TO has a problem with McNabb, I can't imagine what it would be like if he were here in Chicago where the QB situation is even less reliable.

If he came to the Bears, I'd start wearing a Packers jersey.
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#151919
Topic
THE ALL NEW PSYCHO REVIEW HAS MOVED
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/151919/action/topic#151919
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Originally posted by: PSYCHO_DAYV
THE STORY OF STAR WARS BONUS DISC AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY AT WAL*MART IS NOT WORTH YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY. HOWEVER, I FOUND IT QUITE INTERESTING THAT THEY USED BOTH CLIPS FROM THE O-OT AND THE SEs. SO, FOR THOSE WHO ARE MAKING FAN EDITS THIS MIGHT BE WORTH BUYING. MUCH OF THE DIALOGUE IN THE CLIPS ARE CRYSTAL CLEAR MEANING THAT YOU DON'T HAVE THE MUSIC MIXED IN WITH IT. I'M SURE THAT WILL BE OF SOME INTEREST TO OUR FINE GROUP OF EDITORS HERE, BUT FOR EVERYBODY ELSE IT'S JUST NOT WORTH IT.


Thanks! And I was actually going to make the hike out to Wally World and pick it up. Maybe not. What's the price difference on it? Or was it a free bonus disc?
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#151918
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Your favorite Hollywood excuse for 2005's crappy box office returns
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/151918/action/topic#151918
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The problem is that the theaters that do employ techniques such as those listed here often go out of business far too quickly. People say they will attend, but they rarely do. To make some of these ideas a reality, sacrifices must be made. Usually this happens in sound or picture quality, comfort and cleanliness, or taste and selection in food and drinks. Then people just start going to the bigger theaters as a result. Even if the chains do charge outrageous amounts of cash, people still pay. It's sad, but true.