moviefreakedmind

Trooperman37 said:

moviefreakedmind said:

Why do all new users since the release of TFA suck? (Not counting KillerQueen of course!)

I’m old, from 2005. But I kind of suck, I admit it.

(hangs head and walks away). Nobody loves me

That right; I thought your picture looked familiar, but I saw “37 posts” and assumed you just showed up to make uncomfortable posts. Disregard my rude comments, and consider my apologies. MaláStrana made me hasty to judge new users 😉

SilverWook said:

The funny thing about the movie is, the Toto situation is unresolved in the end. Unless Miss Gulch bought it during the twister, she’ll be coming back with the sheriff.

I always suspected that the wicked and evil Miss Gulch was sucked into the tornado. May God have mercy on her wretched soul.

LuckyGungan2001 said:

This is the End (2013): 7/10

A lot of the jokes didn’t hit home, and at times it felt as if the actors were making themselves out to be these really great people, but I quite enjoyed the film anyway.

The World is not Enough (1999): 7/10

Call me crazy, but I quite liked it. Sure Christmas Jones was an absolutely terrible love interest, and the plot was pretty muddy, but on the other hand we have the excellent music and action, and the great villains.

Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace (1999): 5/10

Meh, it could be much, much worse (Think: Attack of the Clones).

Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015): 7/10

I like it even more this time. The story, while copied pretty much beat for beat from A New Hope, worked, and the characters are fun and memorable.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (1982): 9/10

Very fun, all the actors were great, music was great, villain was absolutely brilliant, a little overacting here and there, but extremely great.

Goldfinger (1964): 9/10

Take notes MCU; this is how you make a fun filled romp.

Casino Royale (2006): 9/10

Take notes DCCU; this is how you make a gritty reboot.

I absolutely LOVE the World is Not Enough!

My favorite user is coltonlolz.

I use to perform solo jazz improvisation a couple times each year for several hundred people and that always scared the daylights out of me, so I do not get nervous when giving a presentation. I don’t know what happened, I just totally failed at it, but it wasn’t particularly important so I’m not worried about it.

Why do all new users since the release of TFA suck? (Not counting KillerQueen of course!)

That’s an awkward use of the word “parameters”.

Lord Haseo said:

IKnowWhatYouDidLastSummer said:
Speaking of which does anybody know why ´´something something´´ was banned?

And now this guy is flaunting that he’s a sock…as if there weren’t enough proof before.

I could’ve told you that on April 8, 2016.

Attack of the Clones was so bad it made Home Alone 3 look like Home Alone 2.

Finnius said:

thought I would share my stupid comment here…

He also wanted all of these threads closed.

Also, I’d be happy to go the rest of my life without seeing that formatting again.

RicOlie_2 said:

That sucks. 😦

I can relate…last year at school I had to give a presentation on French poetry (in French–this was in Quebec), and it went something like that. Only high school students are (probably) less mature than your colleagues, so it was certainly a lesson in humility!

I take solace in knowing that everyone has most likely already forgotten about it!

TV’s Frink said:

HansiG said:

vaxxed. Typos happen dammit.

That wasn’t a comment on a typo.

JEDIT: Wait a minute, that’s the dumb-ass anti-vaccination doc. What the hell are you even talking about?

It must be slang related to online piracy.

Wild Horses - The Rolling Stones

doubleofive said:

(see also: the October 2015 Blu-ray releases of the original saga still saying “THE COMPLETE SAGA” in defiance of that no longer being the case).

Technically that was the case as of October 2015. Now though, no longer.

I need to bitch about an unfortunate work-related presentation I had to give a couple days ago. I was very well prepared and then when it came time to present I sounded more like this!

I was in a John Bender-type situation with an Anthony Michael Hall personality. There may have been a sprinkle of basketcase in me as well 😉

Warbler said:

moviefreakedmind said:

Warbler is a coltonlolz sock.

huh? nope.

I frequently enjoy saying – or online, typing – the nonsensical things that pop in my head, particularly when they are totally random!

Trooperman37 said:

-TM (25 year old male, also cute, probably not in your neighborhood, pay no attnetion to me)

Please stop posting.

darth_ender said:

Post Praetorian said:

Darth Ender has a true and noble spirit…he has made great and positive contributions to this forum

Thank you my friend. So have you.

I also appreciate your input, rare as it may be these days.

TV’s Frink said:

Warbler said:

TV’s Frink said:

Noooooooo…I can’t be the only sensible one there!

excuse me?

You aren’t in General SW anyway, why would that concern you?

Another user has joined today in General SW who – if his current posts are a warning – will be extremely annoying. I’m tired of it.

Warbler is a coltonlolz sock.

I click on the thread!

LuckyGungan2001 said:

moviefreakedmind said:

I remember how the Scarecrow broke the necks of several crows in the book, and the Tin Man chopped the heads off of the flying monkeys with his axe. The slippers were also silver!

I loved how one of them, can’t remember which, nearly cried when stepping on a bug, then proceeded to kill a ton of other animals with no remorse.

It was self defense.

One of the biggest changes between the book and movie was that Dorothy had actually seduced a local politician, and Mrs. Gulch (the wife of said politician) arrived to confront Auntie Em over that, and not the dog. I was also surprised to read that Dorothy killed the witch by shooting her in the back with a revolver instead of pooring water on her.

I think MGM made the right decision to make the story more family friendly in those respects, although it is still pretty terrifying.

I like LuckyGungan2001. He is one of the few new users around here who proves that not all kids on the internet are crazy and self-absorbed hipsters.

A lot of family members and friends of mine are Mormon’s, but only one is actually a convert, and not just affiliated because of family upbringing. I suppose he is the only devout Mormon that I know.