yhwx

Thoughts and prayers.

My height is whatever you want it to be.

Please mail that tape over to:

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dahmage said:

yhwx said:

dahmage said:

Arrrrgh

~ender

You broke my rules.

REPORTED

I was framed!

PROVE IT

dahmage said:

Arrrrgh

~ender

You broke my rules.

REPORTED

I’ve updated the rules.

I’ve sent a PM to make sure that you all know of this change.

Rules:-

1. Your post must be about the movie you will see exactly three movies from the current or last movie you are seeing.

2. You must provide photographic evidence of you watching this movie and proof that you watched two movies in between your last or current movie seen and that movie.

3. dahmage is eternally forbidden from posting in this thread.

4. As creator of this thread, I am exempt from these rules.

5. I am not exempt from these rules during the two-minute period from 8:15 to 8:17 A.M., Eastern time. Thank you.

Edit by poster:-

Posters are strongly encouraged to abide by the forum and thread rules… and have a think the you press the “Submit your reply” button 😃

Arby’s.

TV’s Frink said:

yhwx said:

Star Wars — Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999)

You must really hate yourself.

I’ve heard it’s good to go out in pain.

My Google machine says you have an 18.6 BMI, which is normal.

Star Wars — Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999)

darth_ender said:

yhwx said:

You’re an adult! You shouldn’t have homework.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Higher_education

Oh. I thought you were past that stage.

I’ll show myself out.

We need a moratorium on this movie thread epidemic.

You’re an adult! You shouldn’t have homework.

Jeebus said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

If you have no memory of the '90s or a memory which consists only of vague, context-less images, you’re post-Millennial.

They’re the lucky ones.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citation_needed

I mean, I wouldn’t call anyone born into this decade “lucky.”

NeverarGreat said:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generation_Z

I actually did know that, but I’ve haven’t many people use that term. It’s practically gotten no media coverage, probably due to the cachet of the millennial term.

ChainsawAsh said:

What do you guys consider the cutoff for millennials? I’d say if you can’t at least vaguely remember 9/11, you’re post-Millenial.

According to that Wikipedia article, the beginning of Generation Z has been defined anywhere between 1993 and 2005, depending on who you ask.

Yes.

DominicCobb said:

Most of the complaints against millennials are actually complaints against the generation after them. See: this conversation.

I do agree that this is a problem. Nobody knows what to call what the post-millennials. I’ve often wonder if a hundred years from now, we’ll still be calling the youth millennials.

darth_ender said:

yhwx said:

I have known the origin of “up your” for quite a bit. It’s such a weird insult.

Are you referring to the OT.com trend that is finally coming to fruition or the original, complete “yours”?

Yes, the original, which I believe came to fruition around 2012.

The Bingowings

Ba-Dup

Dau-Dau

Bingowings said:

!BANG!

So, which one are you?

https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.bingowings-muenchen.de&edit-text=

Welcome to the Bingowings
We are a mixed A cappella quintet from Munich.
story
To the founder Klaus Peter Schreiner 1996 first gathered an ensemble, which until 2003 under the name The Cat Food Five was known. After the end of the era of Klaus Peter we sang for two years as a quintet STIMMt.so! and have appeared since 2005 in a new cast and again as a quintet under the name Bingowings . 2012 the circle has closed and Klaus Peter has returned to its origins after many errands.
singers
Our soprano, Petra Ritson, has been the only one since the beginning. Not only does she have the majority of the solos, but she also enchants the audience with her inimitable hip swing (the tenor and the bass do not make a fuss at Petra’s demanding choreographies). And she writes the bulk of our texts.
It was not until much later that we were able to get there, but our nest-hut, Bettina Achhammer, could not be imagined. In addition to her secure vocals, she also performs with magnificent curls, her own arrangements, and her theater performance.
Another group of the group and the secret musical leader is our tenor Micha Seiler. He manages to think about the last unclean chord in one breath and then quickly gives a dirty joke to the best. Micha’s current hair color is black-blue. This may have changed again during the reading of this text. You just must have experienced it.
We continue with Klaus Peter, our baritone, who prefers to rehearse. He likes to write songs, while he sings the self-ironic, but the more drastic texts can be interpreted by others.
We are at the very bottom, with Martin Hottner, the most athletic, if not the youngest member of the Bingowings. Ba-Dup and Dau-Dau actually say enough about a bass, but for those interested, there is even more to read about Martin under Ensemble.

I have known the origin of “up your” for quite a bit. It’s such a weird insult.

DuracellEnergizer said:

See. Told ya I was a belated member of Gen X.

You’re born into the generation you were born into. Generation is not a state of mind.

I googled your screen name.