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Lou Leghorn wrote:It looks like Nip is getting pretty good at advancing the careers of several pretty young ladies. First, there was Denise, who became Charlie's new agent. 8-) Then came Minerva, who finally got that feature story she was looking for. :) Now there's Miss Ruth getting promoted from secretary to CEO. :D What's his next big feat going to be... :twisted:
KEEP HIM AWAY FROM SENATOR HILLARY!

(Not that he'd consent to run in her circles, anyway.)
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jwrebholz wrote:Or what would happen if ILM hired Jerry Bruckheimer.

This is what Hollywood is progressing to--the next big action blockbuster is going to be two hours straight of stuff blowing up. They're just gonna call it "Jerry Bruckheimer's STUFF BLOWS UP!!!!!".

It'll set a box-office record.
Y'all say that as if it's a bad thing. :D

There ain't nuthin' more manly than blowin' stuff up, and then later, foolin' around with yer gal in the barn afterwards... 'less it's gettin' tanked on homebrew first. :wink:
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EdBecerra wrote:
jwrebholz wrote:Or what would happen if ILM hired Jerry Bruckheimer.

This is what Hollywood is progressing to--the next big action blockbuster is going to be two hours straight of stuff blowing up. They're just gonna call it "Jerry Bruckheimer's STUFF BLOWS UP!!!!!".

It'll set a box-office record.
Y'all say that as if it's a bad thing. :D

There ain't nuthin' more manly than blowin' stuff up, and then later, foolin' around with yer gal in the barn afterwards... 'less it's gettin' tanked on homebrew first. :wink:
do the two have to be mutually exclusive?
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Lou Leghorn wrote:It looks like Nip is getting pretty good at advancing the careers of several pretty young ladies. First, there was Denise, who became Charlie's new agent. 8-) Then came Minerva, who finally got that feature story she was looking for. :) Now there's Miss Ruth getting promoted from secretary to CEO. :D What's his next big feat going to be... :twisted:
Maybe getting to hold onto the girl for himself for a change?

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MikeVanPelt wrote:
Lou Leghorn wrote:It looks like Nip is getting pretty good at advancing the careers of several pretty young ladies. First, there was Denise, who became Charlie's new agent. 8-) Then came Minerva, who finally got that feature story she was looking for. :) Now there's Miss Ruth getting promoted from secretary to CEO. :D What's his next big feat going to be... :twisted:
KEEP HIM AWAY FROM SENATOR HILLARY!

(Not that he'd consent to run in her circles, anyway.)
You need to read closer... I said pretty, young ladies, :D not those in Hillary's class of women. :x

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TGIF wrote:
Lou Leghorn wrote:It looks like Nip is getting pretty good at advancing the careers of several pretty young ladies. First, there was Denise, who became Charlie's new agent. 8-) Then came Minerva, who finally got that feature story she was looking for. :) Now there's Miss Ruth getting promoted from secretary to CEO. :D What's his next big feat going to be... :twisted:
Maybe getting to hold onto the girl for himself for a change?

TGIF
That would be an interesting sub-plot. Of course, this raises the question of when Tuck and Thelma will tie the knot.
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Lou Leghorn wrote:You need to read closer... I said pretty, young ladies, :D not those in Hillary's class of women. :x

These images and more found on http://claudecroteau.com/. (Note: The music is a bit loud, so check your volume control.) Be sure to click on the rose near the bottom of the page.
Well, Babs used to be a looker, once upon a time. "Hello, Dolly!" makes that clear. Of course, that was 37 years ago. :-?
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EdBecerra wrote:
Lou Leghorn wrote:You need to read closer... I said pretty, young ladies, :D not those in Hillary's class of women. :x

These images and more found on http://claudecroteau.com/. (Note: The music is a bit loud, so check your volume control.) Be sure to click on the rose near the bottom of the page.
Well, Babs used to be a looker, once upon a time. "Hello, Dolly!" makes that clear. Of course, that was 37 years ago. :-?
About the only thing that Streisand should be praised for was her role in "What's Up Doc?" and that's about it.
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t.s.a.o wrote:oops....that was silly, I saw the Wishbone version of it, though I think 'Chirade' is a better version of it.
--still can't grasp principle---
but I like the pottery as an icon...
It's like this: when something is stolen, you expect it to be hidden away out of sight. By placing the stolen item in plain view, the average person will automatically tend to dismiss it since it does not meet their notion of what a thief would do with a stolen item.

It applies to this movie because the way they got it done was reliant on the director not paying attention to creative means of skullduggery. -:D
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