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[quote]There’s more good music now than ever before. If you can’t find it, you’re lazy. [/quote] Certainly more opportunity to find it. Big difference is in studio musicians....

I want to watch Vandy games, but I don’t because of him....

But does Sean have angels living with him?...

[quote]Who had a better career? Sean or corey?[/quote] [img]https://i.chzbgr.com/full/957445/h92FA5FBF/[/img]...

[quote]This is where I get pissed that they killed Data in Nemesis. [/quote] Gray-haired Data was in All Things, so I guess LaForge reconnected the spare parts Data with his memories at the end of Nemesis. ...

All them fancy titles and I've seen her naked. ...

They better finally fricking tell me what Q had in store for Jean-Luc. ...

[quote]You choose a new Bond actor? Because the series hasn't [/quote] They'll be adapting Fleming's lost novel, "The Blank Stare." ...

Cherry Valance grew up nice. ...

[quote]Somewhat dated[/quote] I assumed that was part of why they did this. See which words they could say back then that they can't say now, and knowing that modern audiences are all woke to the struggle and have no idea how things used to be. ...

That was pretty cool. ...

Bleeped, unfortunately. I wonder if it was actually live on the East coast. ...

[quote]This board fricking LOVED him. I forgot totally about that. Grown men on this sight I’m pretty sure woulda blown him IRL back then [/quote] Ah, the golden years, when every movie sounded like a GREAT movie for Christopher Nolan and JGL to team up on! ...

There was a a brief mute when Foxx was walking on the big guy. Wonder what he let slip. Also, doesn't look like a very big audience when the cameras pulled away. Probably hand picked. ...

Marissa Tomei and Ellie Kemper make one hell of a mother daughter team. :pimp:...

I think a real test for Joy and Nolan is to find out if they can tell an effective, linear story that doesn't rely on head fakes or gimmicks. I know they like to throw literary references in to the shows to demonstrate what deep thinkers they are. But most of the great writers produced straight-...

[quote]Who reads these things? [/quote] A couple hundred Democrat cultists will actually read them. The rest are bought by lobbyists and foreign investors cozying up to current and former federal officials. ...

[quote]Then there is the Justice League expo whose initiation exercise for a new (female) member is to whip out their cocks and tell her she can either suck them all off or she can go back to the minor league team she was on.[/quote] :wha: Wut? You're saying this happens in a DC comic book? ...

I've seen Duane Dibbley and at least one other TD poster mention these books in other discussions about noir, and I know Stark (Westlake) was an early influence on Stephen King. So I picked up the first Richard Stark book I found at Half Priced Books, "The Man With the Getaway Face," which was ...