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Shane2012
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Nooo, I hate cameos! What is this, Will and Grace?
I see our leadership choices are all white men. Apparently, in 2012 our physical *and* ideological landmarks will be wiped out.
In my spare time, I enjoy hiking, crocheting, and shopping with my daughter *Trebek slaps her* my sister *Trebek slaps her* my daughter *Trebek slaps her* my sister *Trebek slaps her* She’s my sister and my daughter!!! Oh, and I also like playing bridge!
I like that there is a pseudo-Martin Starr running around.
Jeez. We gave him our hearts and he gave us a woof!
Phew, at least everyone in this kinky underground club is hetero! Which is very believable! Especially in Depeche Mode-verse! We don’t want to be *that* subversive or anything…
I’m going to have disagree with Gabe on this one. I enjoyed it initially, particularly the way we get to hear Damon’s inane thoughts, but it just becomes too repetitive. First, he’s lying to Quantum Leap. Then he’s lying to Patton Oswalt *about* Quantum Leap. Then lying to Paul F. Tompkins *about* Patton Owsalt, etc. I’m also not often a fan of using recognizable actors/comedians in bit parts. It pulls you out of the story, and you’re just playing “I Wonder When the British Guy from The Daily Show is Going to Pop Up.” I have this same problem with Hurt Locker and Thin Red Line, two movies I otherwise love.
Yes! I thought so too when watching it.
“Doing all the things a little brother shouldn’t do. Like drinking poisoned blood and messing round with voodoo.”
I liked Rachel Getting Married. It’s not perfect, but it’s a lot better than, say, Ron Howard’s The Grinch. I am wondering if these are all movies Gabe has seen before, and if not, what happens if he actually likes one of these?




















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