ricarleite

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Post: #104059
Topic: The Return of Six Degrees of Star Wars
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/104059/action/topic#104059
Time: 4-May-2005 10:25 PM

Anthony Michael Hall (Siz Degrees Of Separation - very appropriated

) Sir Ian McKellen (LOTR: FOTR) Cristopher Lee

From IMDB home page: Marco St. John (should be very easy)

Post: #104057
Topic: The Things We Hate And Love Thread .
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/104057/action/topic#104057
Time: 4-May-2005 10:14 PM

Originally posted by: PSYCHO_DAYV

MANY MOONS AGO BEFORE THERE WAS SUCH A THING AS CALLER I.D. WE USED TO PRANK CALL PEOPLE USING A LITTLE CHILD'S VOICE. AS SOON AS THE PERSON WOULD ANSWER THE PHONE WE WOULD SAY, "MOMMY/DADDY, WHY DID YOU LEAVE ME AT THE MALL ??? WHY, MOMMY/DADDY ??? I'M SCARED. ARE YOU COMING BACK TO GET ME ??? I WANT TO GO HOME." THE PERSON ON THE PHONE WOULD COMPLETELY FREAK OUT. IT WAS F'N FUNNY.

LOL!! Hahahahaha that was funny!! hahahahah

I used to do some prank calls too. The best approach if the person get suspicious, is to pretend you know the person:

"Haha I suppose you know who's talking now, eh?"
"No I don't, who is it?"
"Guess who it is? C'mon... I was on the last family reunion..."
"Is it <name>?"
"Yes! It's me!"
"Dosen't sound like you."
"It's this cold cough cough, I have this funny voice because of my cold, and I decided to call you... So, how's everything."

And when I couldn't keep myself from laughing, I'd hang up in my favorite way:

"OH GOD NO! MY LEGS! MY LEGS! BURNING LIKE FIRE!!"
"What? What are you saying?"
"OH GOS THIS CAN'T BE HAPPENING! HELP! HELP! PAIN!!" *hangs up*

Post: #103987
Topic: Video Games - a general discussion thread
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103987/action/topic#103987
Time: 4-May-2005 5:28 PM

Originally posted by: sean wookie

Originally posted by: ricarleite

Originally posted by: Bossk
That's a good point.

Hey, BTW, how's your Nintendo DS working out?

I don't know, I've borrowed it to a friend last week (I owned him one, so I didn't think twice), still hasn't returned

I had friends who like to borrow stuff they never gave it back

So did I. I borrowed and lost my original set of Hero Quest (should be worth a fortune now), some comic books, my Cyberpunks RPG book, my GURPS Magic book... and now this

Feeling kinda like Ned Flanders...

Post: #104064
Topic: It's official: ROTS is really rated PG-13
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/104064/action/topic#104064
Time: 4-May-2005 4:47 PM

BTW it'll be G rated here. Not exactly G, it's a different rating system, but everyone can watch it.

Post: #104062
Topic: Wow- Now THAT'S a Home Theater!
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/104062/action/topic#104062
Time: 4-May-2005 4:41 PM

I think one could assemble such thing without being so rich. The thing is, make sure you never get married and never get kids, so you won't be bothered in "spending money on people you love", that's commie crap. Then, with a shitload of money you'll save, you can buy your home theater thingy. First, make sure you remove all the "Liberace-esque" things, such as the cute curtains and the pillars and stuff. Second, only buy ONE chair, you won't be inviting anyone anyway, it's YOUR home theater. Better yet, don't buy a chair, use the toilet seat instead. That way, if nature calls, you can just do it while watching the movie, which is a good thing, you don't want to stop the movie and then go back. Third, make sure you get your components, such as audio speaker, DVDs, high-res projector and such from, let's say... "alternative" sources, like from people who dosen't speak the same language as you, who will sell things that fell up from the back of a truck or something. Then, you gotta build the whole thing, and for that you hire some illegal aliens and pay them with "Monopoly" money, what do they know anyway... And finally, go to the local walmart and buy all those DVDs from the 5 dollar bin, so you won't spend so much money on films... Of course, you collection will be filled with titles such as "Thumbelina", "Baby Genius 2", "Rocky IV", "Emerson Lake & Palmer LIVE", and such, but who cares! It's all about the home theater anyway...

Post: #103952
Topic: Wow- Now THAT'S a Home Theater!
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103952/action/topic#103952
Time: 4-May-2005 9:50 AM

I bet these projectors are the best money can buy... Do they provide a better image than a hi-res TV set?

Post: #103942
Topic: Kung-Fu Hustle
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103942/action/topic#103942
Time: 4-May-2005 9:09 AM

I've seen it a couple of months ago, and I posted about it back then. Can't seem to find the thread...

Tarantino-esque? Not at all! It's the opposite of what Tarantino does, it's a light hearted fun movie. It's not really a kung fu film per se, and the special effects are somewhat cheap substitutes for real Kung Fu (as I've discussed in the other thread), but it's an OK film. Not as good as Stephen Chow's previous film, Shaolin Soccer, but...

Post: #103842
Topic: The Return of Six Degrees of Star Wars
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103842/action/topic#103842
Time: 4-May-2005 9:03 AM

No need for IMBD:

Michael York (Murder on Orient Express) Sean Connery (IJ:TLC) Harrison Ford

Let's see... Easy one, David Carradine.

Post: #103929
Topic: How Many Times Have You Seen The Original Trilogy?
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103929/action/topic#103929
Time: 4-May-2005 8:20 AM

I haven't seen it that much... The original trilogy, about 20, 30 times? Maybe less. Not as much as "Monty Python and the Holy Grail", which I've seen about 100 times.

The Phantom Menace 3 times, AOTC about 4 times...

Post: #103928
Topic: Different chronology for the prequels
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103928/action/topic#103928
Time: 4-May-2005 8:13 AM

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Originally posted by: Anakin's Mannequin
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Originally posted by: Bossk
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Originally posted by: Anakin's Mannequin
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Originally posted by: grifter
- 896: birth of Yoda

For some reason, I picture a green baby with big ears and a bottle saying "Not the Jedi, Not the Jedi!" (Only funny if you've ever seen the puppet sitcom Dinosaurs )

Oh hell yes! Somebody who knows Dinosaurs!?!? Sweet!!!

But he has to be hanging on the back of his father's neck smacking him in the head while yelling "Not the Jedi!"

With a frying pan too.

I remember the Dinosaurs series. they tried to re-make it with CGI, called The Phantom Menace, don't you remember the young annoying kid with the frying pan beating obi-wan on the head, screamin "not the mamma! not the mamma!"

Post: #103926
Topic: It's official: ROTS is really rated PG-13
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103926/action/topic#103926
Time: 4-May-2005 8:10 AM

I don't know if this has been notified before, and ignore this thread if it has, but... it's official, Episode 3 is PG-13. Neat. But I'd like to see an R or NC-17 rated SW flick...

Post: #103890
Topic: Geek-O-Meter
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103890/action/topic#103890
Time: 4-May-2005 5:50 AM

I didn't want to go to the movies until Episode 3 for some geeky reasons of my own, but hey, I'll give hitchikers a try. What makes me mad is that most people don't even know there's the book... Like when LOTR was released, and I heard people say "Oh but they released the novelization of the movies"... *sigh*

Post: #103888
Topic: Wow- Now THAT'S a Home Theater!
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103888/action/topic#103888
Time: 4-May-2005 5:45 AM

Holly shit dude...

One day I'll build one of those for me... But less, uh... flamboyant.

Post: #103887
Topic: Food
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103887/action/topic#103887
Time: 4-May-2005 5:40 AM

"Oh and guess what they dip their french fries?"
"What?"
"Mayonese"
Pulp Fiction by the way

Over here you can have a hot dog with two sausages, ketchup, mustard, mayonese, chopped vegetables sauce, mashed potatoes, this very tiny deep fried potatoe we have here, cheddar... I used to eat one of those back on grade school years, eating on my way home... I stoped abfter a bunch of pigeons followed be, eating the small crumbs I left behind.

Post: #103846
Topic: May the 4th be with you!
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103846/action/topic#103846
Time: 4-May-2005 3:27 AM

Is this a pun on "may the force" - "may the fourth"? Hilarious.

Post: #103844
Topic: Food
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103844/action/topic#103844
Time: 4-May-2005 3:24 AM

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Originally posted by: Darth Chaltab
I've never liked Mayonase. Infact, I normally eat chesseburgers plain.

So do I...

Post: #103841
Topic: Geek-O-Meter
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103841/action/topic#103841
Time: 4-May-2005 2:59 AM

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Originally posted by: GundarkHunter
It's hilarious, and it does a very good job of capturing the spirit of the book.

How distant it is from the book? I loved the book and I think I'll hate the film.

Post: #103840
Topic: WTF George and Steven?!?! More Indy 4 stuff...
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103840/action/topic#103840
Time: 4-May-2005 2:58 AM

The SAD part is: this plot outline dosen't sound so distant of what GL wants to do.

About the adult Short-Round: remember when they wanted to do a sequel fro the Goonies, called "The Groonies"?

Post: #103711
Topic: The Return of Six Degrees of Star Wars
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103711/action/topic#103711
Time: 3-May-2005 8:22 PM

Lorne Greene (Earthquake) Richard Roundtree (Shaft 2000) Samuel L Jackson

An easy one. The voice of Mario in the Nintendo games: Charles Martinet

Post: #103708
Topic: Video Games - a general discussion thread
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103708/action/topic#103708
Time: 3-May-2005 8:09 PM

Originally posted by: Bossk
That's a good point.

Hey, BTW, how's your Nintendo DS working out?

I don't know, I've borrowed it to a friend last week (I owned him one, so I didn't think twice), still hasn't returned

Post: #103727
Topic: Food
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103727/action/topic#103727
Time: 3-May-2005 3:42 PM

I don't like mayonese. Sometimes, kinda rare nowadays, me and some guys from work go to this "van" where the guy makes these burgers, and this guy I work with, he puts a huge mountain of mayonese, some ketchup and some mustard on top of every bite. He empty a bottle of mayonese on every burger he eats, and he never eats just one. Considering what mayonese is made of, I don't think that's very healthy.

Post: #103709
Topic: Food
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103709/action/topic#103709
Time: 3-May-2005 2:10 PM

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Originally posted by: starkiller

MMMMM....

Makes my mouth water just thinking about it...

It's not fair! Why does everything good makes you fat and closer to a horrible, painful death? Why can't burgers be healthy and vegetables be bad for you?

Post: #103705
Topic: Geek-O-Meter
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103705/action/topic#103705
Time: 3-May-2005 2:03 PM

The geekiest thing I've done in my life was, while in college, staying all saturday morning, afternoon and partially night at a computer lab programming a compiler (actually an interpreter) from scratch. Than was very geeky. But it wasn't really in public, so, let's see...

Arguing with a multiplex manager about SW release date problems in public was very geeky, now that I think about it...
Playing RPG at a mall food court with people looking at us screaming and laughing like maniacs... That was embarassingly geeky.
Going on a insane shopping spree at an anime convention last year...
Going to several anime conventions, RPG conventions, B-movies conventions...
Oh, and going to a 007 fans convention, that was pretty messed up, I don't know why I did this... And I was, like, 12 or 13.
Quoting unknown, obscure anime quotes at business meetings and stuff.
Quoting Star Wars in several ocasions, ocasions which I should NOT be doing that.

Post: #103591
Topic: Rankings
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103591/action/topic#103591
Time: 3-May-2005 11:30 AM

Two more months and I'll pass the wookie

Post: #103590
Topic: The Return of Six Degrees of Star Wars
Link: https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/103590/action/topic#103590
Time: 3-May-2005 11:27 AM

I don't agree with rule #10, we posted several answers with more than six links.