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Fantastic word game
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We could make the pollen sneeze, wheeze and cough right back, but it would take summoning all of our special powers simultaneously.
Summoning all of our special powers simultaneously could result in a global disaster of epic proportions if we don't exercise the proper precautions.
Proper precautions are rarely taken by the nitwit in the itty bitty armpit market of America, down the way in some farmer's field, who trolls radio stations, looking for material and citing the new meaning for Philadelphia Freedom as a Phillies game on Jersey radio.
It's almost like trying to go extra beautiful and only having an itty bitty playlist, while sponsors are scooped up by the talent that can be trusted with more.
It's almost like trying to go extra beautiful and only having an itty bitty playlist, while sponsors are scooped up by the talent that can be trusted with more.
A Phillies game on Jersey radio might be entertaining for a while, but it would be better if dmargalotti was on the play-by-play.
They tried to glean something beneficial from "Jersey Shore," but there was nothing of substance.
There was nothing of substance in her speech but somehow Snooki managed to earn $32,000.00 for speaking to students at Rutgers University which just goes to show you that the old saying about every dog having it's day is true.
They lost to the Texas Rangers might be a familiar refrain this year, but I think today's win over the Cubs was more of a fluke for the Pirates.
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Darth_vader
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The "Pirates of the Caribbean" films were, to me, a trilogy of snooze-fests.
[size=8pt]Well, I was working a second job at the local Suncoast store when the first installment came out on video. The first time I saw it, I thought it was a massive dud that certainly wasn't worth the hype Disney were bathing it in. By the 35th time, I was about ready to throw bricks at the VCR.
(Suncoast, if you've never been to one, is a video store. They have television monitors strategically placed throughout the store, being fed by a central VCR AND/OR DVD-Video machine. They usually promo new releases on those monitors, and occasionally the odd movie that happens to strike the manager's/random employee's fancy at the moment.)
[size=8pt]Well, I was working a second job at the local Suncoast store when the first installment came out on video. The first time I saw it, I thought it was a massive dud that certainly wasn't worth the hype Disney were bathing it in. By the 35th time, I was about ready to throw bricks at the VCR.
(Suncoast, if you've never been to one, is a video store. They have television monitors strategically placed throughout the store, being fed by a central VCR AND/OR DVD-Video machine. They usually promo new releases on those monitors, and occasionally the odd movie that happens to strike the manager's/random employee's fancy at the moment.)
A trilogy of snooze-fests to me is The Lord of The Rings movies which even though my sons have seen each one a dozen times, I have yet to be able to make it through even half a movie.
Far behind in views and replies, The Impossible Trivia Game gradually became but a distant memory to the regular contributors to the Off The Air board on Radio-Info.com.
The regular contributors to the Off The Air board on Radio-Info.com typically fall behind a wall of sleep when the movies are three hours long (LOTR, for example), and when they come to, they think they wasted their ticket money for a moment, then they realize that, as members of The FWG Savers' Club, they didn't pay for their ticket anyway.
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Darth_vader
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Back in September 2010, several films premiered, none of which I really paid any significant amount of attention to.
[size=8pt]The only ones that came out last year that I could name, at least of those I actually saw, are the "Tron" sequel and the "Toy Story" followup, both of which were a couple of duds, I thought. "Tron" night was a double-feature night, in fact, as I dug out my "Tron" laserdisc (well, "laser videodisc", as they didn't have digital audio yet when that one was pressed) and ran it. That there was no Wendy Carlos soundtrack or PDP-10 involved in the sequel really spoilled it for me.
[size=8pt]The only ones that came out last year that I could name, at least of those I actually saw, are the "Tron" sequel and the "Toy Story" followup, both of which were a couple of duds, I thought. "Tron" night was a double-feature night, in fact, as I dug out my "Tron" laserdisc (well, "laser videodisc", as they didn't have digital audio yet when that one was pressed) and ran it. That there was no Wendy Carlos soundtrack or PDP-10 involved in the sequel really spoilled it for me.
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