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That's not what your lego mini-figure said last night! When we were in bed together! !

Wheelman comming back wasn't some sort of marketing ploy for the movie or anything... OR ANYTHING LIKE THAT

I always liked the earlier model Cudas more. I might get one if I can find one.

How would you even know if you don't even know what a pizza roll is?

Just picked up The Godfather. I never watched any of the movies, and I only bought it so I could customize my own guy and run around the streets of the early 1900s with a revolver. I picked it because of teh setting realy.

Not unless someone is going to give me an all expense paid trip to Australia. and I mean all expenses paid. Am I right fellas? I mean, am I right?

July 14th.

You'll see in the next installment of production stills.

No, the third line. Also,

Hurray!

My dad has a '69 Charger.

That reminds me of Tokyo Extreme Racer Zero.

Firstly, the song isn't about anything. Secondly, my dream car is a 1969 Plymouth Roadrunner, but my dad sold it for $55,000. I'll try to find a picture of it. Thirdly, here is the car I have, but not an actual picture of mine, I don't have one. 1971 Plymouth Valiant Scamp.

You shouldn't get a Land Rover if you plan on living here in the states, Eldar. That is, unless you don't mind going through a big hassle when it breaks down and you need to get it fixed. You can't get parts here, and it's basically a big money pit. My Aunt has one, and it's an absolute pain. Seriously, if I was you, I wouldn't get one.

I liked just using one single blade lightsaber because in my opinion, it just looks better.

At least the robes were a tad bit more slimming than the regular clothes. Those made the character look fat.

Pizza Rolls.

Well, then you could never understand the Pizza Roll.

Are you from America?

Pizza rolls.

Just finished off the bag of Pizza Rolls.

I'm eating pizza rolls.

dawgs got the mad hook ups yo

I was never disagreeing with him. He asked why films have widescreen. I gave him the answer. It's not necessarily that they don't make sense, but movies are typically filmed in widescreen to begin with. With the widescreen version, you're getting 100% of the recorded content. No pan and scan or anything of the like. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Already covered it.

That's how it was made. It wasn't made with "widescreen" in mind. TV's were just made square, when they should have been made wider. "Widescreen" is only widescreen when when related to TVs. That's why when you see a movie on TV it says "this film formatted for viewing" or something like that. They don't make the movie and say "Hey, lets use some widescreen film." They just use regular film. It's the TVs fault.