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SuperShake666 posted...

Dying in a real life car crash tends to do that.

She didn't die until, I think, 2001. Several years after MMPR ended.

19. Plus one at a Regal, and plus a repeat of Mario.

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Give it a try, you might like it. I go alone all the time and it's fantastic, not having to worry about finding someone interested or a time that works for everyone.

Zero_Destroyer posted...

the idea of a book a season is completely insane, it only makes sense if you ignore the fact that the book length of the season is not uniform

this will be very bad

I think it'll work fine. Different seasons can have different episode counts. The first couple books could probably flesh out stuff that happened off screen in the books, and the later books have plenty of material to cover a whole season each.

In this scenario, you're saying the product is completely different from the label? Of course they shouldn't get the lower price, regardless of who put it there. I could see it if the label was the correct product but rang up at a different price though, then the lower price should be honored.

I really like Super Rush, but I think I'd put Toadstool Tour above it. TT feels more like Mario Golf, where SR felt more like Golf, featuring Mario. If that makes sense.

I don't think they've ever just brought more out for me. They'll usually stop by on occasion and ask if we need anything though, and I just ask for them then if I want more.

Universal definitely has more intense rides, if that's what you're into, but Disney just has a level of polish and immersion that can't be beat. Universal feels like you're walking around an amusement park, but Disney almost feels like another world, especially in Galaxy's Edge.

I don't think the smile left my face the entire movie. It was so fun. I think my only real complaint is that it could have been a little longer, it felt like they just moved from scene to scene super fast. I LOVED that Luigi got to join in with the Star Power-Up at the end. I always liked Luigi more than Mario, so that made me happy.

I've been wanting this for years. I think the toughest part will be casting. So many bigger name British actors were already used in the movies, and some, like Hagrid and Snape, are hard to imagine as anyone but Robbie Coltrane and Alan Rickman, respectively.

Just for fun, who are some actors that haven't been in the movies that you think would fit? I could see Cate Blanchett as McGonagall. Benedict Cumberbatch could be a good Snape, but has the same problem Rickman had, in that he's way older than the character is supposed to be.

They should get Jared Harris as Dumbledore, IMO.

I make about $70K gross and I bought a house at $230K 5 years ago with no money down, and I manage alright. So I would think with a decent down payment, you could probably swing around $500K. Hard to say though with interest rates these days, and property taxes and insurance.

KainWind posted...

ronex

Ah, that's right. His topics were always a fun read.

Heartomaton posted...

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Random question, but does anyone remember the name of the old CEman that looked like a goomba?

Psyloshsr posted...

What's the one where some guy thinks he's about to stick his face into some topless girls chest but he ends up getting a face full of fan blades? That one.

2.

I voted 3, the Vegas one. Never saw Origins, but heard it's terrible. Returns had some good moments, but largely felt too in-on-the-joke. Neither one of those had Warwick Davis either.

There's a movie theater near me playing Leprechaun in Space on Friday for St Patrick's Day, but I have to work. :/

Mr. Burns with Apu or Flanders as a close second.

I feel like Bob peaks higher, but Milhouse wins in volume. Hard choice, but I voted Milhouse.

NGL, my favorite version is the Bear McReary version from Battlestar Galactica.

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Sometimes. I once had someone say to me about Jaws "You know, it isn't a good movie" (implying it's entertaining, but not a good film). I definitely judged her for that one.

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Tillamook? I take it you're from the PNW?

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RchHomieQuanChi posted...

Maybe I'm missing something, but is Shredder the main villain for this movie?

Maybe the reason the Turtles are younger is because they want to establish Shredder as their "big boy" threat

He wasn't in the cast list, so I'm guessing Stockman is the main villain, with Shredder being saved for a sequel, maybe a tease at the end. But that's just my hypothesis.

Mine's 4.625%,but that was with no down payment and no PMI. I really fucked up not refinancing when rates were super low.

The GF and I have two cats, one she had before we met, and one I got her a couple years ago.I'd like a dog at some point, but I work too much to properly take care of one.

You could try some freeze-off product. Worked on a loose skin tag for me.

Zikten posted...

I've never seen a Rocky movie and I don't like material being edited out

I'm gonna try to find the original sexbot version

It's not like a censorship issue. It was a new cut Stallone edited. And this release says it also has the original cut.

B/Y, which makes sense considering how much I've played SMW and all of the DKC games.

I have no qualms with being circumcised, but if I ever had a son, I don't think I'd have it done. Just no need.

Only McDonald's breakfast item I really care for is the hash browns. The pancakes are fine, but they're just pancakes.

The_Popo posted...

For me

7 > 4 > 6 > 3 > 2 > 1 > 5

Yeah, 7 can be a bit of a slog when they are just sorta aimlessly moving from location to location in search of horcruxes, but the second half of the book more than makes up for it, IMO.

Honestly, even though I like 5, I feel like it's a bigger slog on re-reads than 7 is, especially with how long it takes to even get to Hogwarts.

Just books, not movies. Hogwarts Legacy has gotten me into a Harry Potter mood, curious what other people think.

I don't think it's a super popular pick, but mine is Half-Blood Prince. I really like the focus on Voldemort's back story, and while it doesn't feel the most action-packed, the Battle of Hogwarts is great.

As a side note, I'd say Sorcerer's Stone and Chamber of Secrets are easily the weakest, but they're still enjoyable enough.

I'll probably go at some point this year, but I'm more excited for the Orlando version. Should be much bigger, and it'll also have a Donkey Kong mine cart roller coaster, where the track design will even make it look like you're jumping gaps.

I got Rogue Storm, which just made me think of the X-Men.

About 2 months ago, Christmas week. Probably gonna do California at some point this year, but that'll be more for Super Nintendo World at Universal.

DCinGA posted...

Lol, it's that Facebook dress all over again

The blue and black one?

0/5. Doug was straight garbo.

Loving it so far. I've played 6-7 hours and I don't think I'm even far into the story. Hogwarts is huge, and it feels satisfying to explore and find things. I'm think I'm gonna have to force myself to do more story stuff so I can get more spells to explore even more.

I got lucky with my dealership experience the one time I bought a car off a lot. They didn't do in-house financing, so couldn't try to sell me on that. They did offer extended warranties, but just gave me a pamphlet with the details and didn't push it at all. I also got really lucky that I just happened to buy it a few months before Covid hit, so prices were still decent.

divot1338 posted...

Alice Mercheesi and Lauren Philips

Much appreciated.

divot1338 posted...

Everybody wants a hot girlfriend they can pick up and carry around.
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Names? >_>

Smashingpmkns posted...

Going to see Bayside in a couple of weeks I guess

Same here, Portland show. Also hoping to make it to The Interrupters in April.

bsp77 posted...

Oh no, the average person does not.

1. I love movies
2. The theater is 2 minutes away
3. My fiance doesn't get home until 8:30 three nights a week, so I might as well fairly often

$23 a month for about 5 movies isn't bad, and I almost never get popcorn or anything.

I'm just piggybacking on this to say I'm the same way with my A-List sub. I don't think I consistently hit 5 a month, but I did last month. Usually it's 3-4. But one of the benefits for me personally is that I'm much more likely to see stuff I'm only somewhat interested in, or that I hear good things about, since I'm not paying for individual tickets. I've seen a lot of good stuff (and some not so good) that I wouldn't have bothered with otherwise.

Probably the toughest choice for me so far, but I gave the edge to Fat Tony.

Just gonna jump in to point out that Padma and Parvati's last name is Patil, not Patel.

The "Luke, we're gonna have company!" one where Han and Luke are preparing for dinner guests is pretty good. As is the one with one of the Sonic debug codes (I think) in place of the Imperial Shuttle code in Return of the Jedi.

I doubt I could find a clip these days, but an ex of mine from high school was on it to find out the father of her kid (we had been broken up long enough that I wasn't in the running).

So I guess that wins by default just because of the personal connection.