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It’s just called “Goldwater” by Barry Goldwater and Jack Casserly.

re: The 1987 WGN Hack

Posted by TheFonz on 4/17/26 at 4:00 pm to
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Sears


Sears? The frick?

All true 80's hackers got their shite from Radio Shack!
:lol:

re: Underrated movie quotes

Posted by TheFonz on 4/17/26 at 3:13 pm to
"'Prepare to die Earth scum! Prepare to die Earth scum!' I'm going to make sure they put that on your tombstone!"

"Real Japs?"
"Nah, wooden Japs, cheetah......WHAT DO YOU THINK?"

"Then make a deal."
"What kind of deal?"
"A "deal' deal. Maybe the guy's a Republican."
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Did 3 Liter Cokes Exist?

re: Underrated Movie Villains

Posted by TheFonz on 4/17/26 at 12:42 pm to
Alan Rickman as John Marston in Quigly Down Under.

Not a evil genius super villain or anything, but I always thought he was still pretty bad-arse.

Timely thread. Just the other day I picked up Goldwater’s autobiography at a used bookstore. It will be my next read as soon as I finished my current book. Should be interesting.

re: Nuremberg

Posted by TheFonz on 4/17/26 at 9:20 am to
I'd like to see just because there is some family history involved for me. My fourth cousin was Baldur von Schirach. He was one of the lucky ones....he only got 20 years.
I love 1. It is on the yearly Christmas movie rotation for the family.

I've seen 2 once...way back when it first came out. To be honest, I don't remember a whole lot about it. I'll have to take another look, but at the end of the day, I'm sure I'll be still favoring 1. :lol:
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The Amanda Show


Ah, yes. My girls must have watched that back in the day. Thanks! :cheers:
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Godfather 3 and Caddyshack 2 are its competitors


FIFY.
What is that gif from? It looks so familiar but cannot place it at the moment.
I've only been on brief stretches of just to say I'd driven on Route 66.

My old man, however, remembers it well from his childhood. My grandparents travelled a lot out west visiting family before the interstate system was built, so they were on Route 66 often. He got to see it in its heyday.
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I had a very powerful microscope


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what would I see?


Your penis.

re: The Greatest Titanic Casualty

Posted by TheFonz on 4/15/26 at 12:19 pm to
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There was plenty of room for him on that door, she was just a miserable, selfish cvnt.


My theory is that he had an epiphany and realized he was going to be stuck living like a poor with a high-maintenance bitch, and decided that he would be better off freezing to death in the North Atlantic.
"In a world where there are 30 minutes of previews before the main feature..."
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Right before the 2030 election?

Perfect timing!


Yep. Opened just long enough to buy votes, then close down after re-election after it becomes a wasteland crime magnet.
Both are excellent movies, but if you had a captive bolt stunner to my head and I could only choose one to rewatch, I’d have to go with No Country.
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‘Hurled Me’ Around During First Sex Scene and Threw a Chair at the ‘Wall Next to Me’ in Rehearsal


Sounds to me like he was trying to escape.