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pokeNbeans

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  1. Bernie, look who's eating at six o'clock. Your suddenly well-to-do president.
  2. I feel like I'm watching Hitler and Hindenburg debate in 1933
  3. Always loved her in this old SNL skit.
  4. A quick death is way too easy for evil fuckers like this. Surgically remove their arms and drop them off on a street corner. How they survive the rest of their lives is entirely their business.
  5. Why don't you stick around and we can sweep together. You want me to sweep with you? I don't want to sweep alone.
  6. You don't have to mention this to Mrs. Landis do you? I don't have to..... but I will.
  7. This farm ain't much, but uh, you're welcome to what we have. Hot bath, hearty meal, clean bed. Just have one rule. Keep your hands off my daughter.
  8. The opening Prelude to Bach's English Suite no 3 in G minor. A great example of Glenn Gould's technical wizardry. He keeps a consistent detached portamento touch from beginning to end at very rapid tempo. It's a great listen.
  9. Elaine and Susie!.....Susie and Elaine!!
  10. I know they're old, but every young dude should see "The Cowboys" and Treasure of the Sierra Madre" at least once. I'll add the original Robocop and Groundhog Day as well.
  11. The Baldwin brothers. Especially back in the day.
  12. Wouldn't you....like to be a big brother.....to someone....like me?
  13. Vicki, could I help you with that Kool-aid.............please.
  14. I mean don't you find that abnormal? It is a tad askew.
  15. He and George Page my two all time favorite narrators. Ken Burns "Civil War" wouldn't have been the same without him.
  16. Yeah, but he played Ferris Bueller just a couple years earlier. In 1989, whenever I saw Broderick on screen I didn't see Matthew Broderick, I saw Ferris Bueller. It was like watching Ferris Bueller cast in a heavy weight dramatic role, the superior officer to Denzel and Morgan Freeman and leading a tragic suicidal charge at the end of the movie. If I saw it for the first time today I might feel differently, but back then it was laughable to me.
  17. I understand that. But I still didn't buy Matthew Broderick playing that role for a second. JMO
  18. Epic fail..... especially when you weigh his wimpy presence playing a Union General against the strong personalities of Morgan Freeman and Denzel Washington.
  19. Oh conductor. He conducts the Policeman's Benevolent Association Orchestra.
  20. You know you hurt the Maestro's feelings.
  21. What, do I have to spell it out for ya? He was moving on her like the storm-troopers into Poland.
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