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#191281
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The Cheesecake Thread
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I did this recipe over the weekend, hence the start of the cheesecake craze everyone's had lately...

Philadelphia Brand New York Cheesecake

easiest recipe, with the best cheesecake. if you want to add a bit of chocolate, or maybe a half shot of your hard liquor of choice (rum!) it ends up tasting excellent! last time we put some peach wine in it and it was unbelievable. the next cheesecake we are going to put a capful of 151 with a bit of pineapple juice. should be tasty. i'll let you all know on sunday.
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#191265
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rocky 6
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Originally posted by: Warbler
Originally posted by: ricardo


funny thing, warbler, is that rocky wouldn't have been a legend without the sequels. it would have been just a good movie. matter of fact, imho, the legend happened at part 4. you have to remember, the 80s were a different breed of movies.


The problem is, all anyone remembers is that the sequels were bad, and that there were too many of them. No one remembers that the first one is a classic. You just let the sequels overshadow the original yourself. The 1st one was made in 1976 not the '80s. Just how many Rocky movies do we need? The poster in Airplane II is becoming more and more true. It must be stopped.

The is why I am ordering that no one from this forum may like it, see it, or buy it. The punishment for violation of this rule is death. If I have to shoot and kill everyone in the forum, so be it.


most everyone remembers rocky as a classic. sure, it's a bit slow at times, but that was the style back in the 70s. I enjoy all the rocky movies (except part III. blech). i'm sure i will enjoy part 6. there has been a nice break of time (16 or 17 years depending on when it will be released) to where the story might finally catch up with the classic that began it all.