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Dean
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Last Exit to Brooklyn!
Pure joy.
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| Tue Apr 24, 2007 10:50 am |
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skylar
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xoconostle wrote: I had a high school buddy who very stupidly brought a very pretty young lady to see Pasolini's "Salo" on a date.  She walked out on the date ... he stayed to see the rest of the film. LOL ... idiot! I never heard the end of it from her. NOT your happy date movie.  that's awesome.
on one of our first dates I took missy to see Takashi Miike's Gozu, while not as bad as Salo, is still very bizarre and has some inappropriate stuff in it (lactation, I think someone kills a dog, etc.) she liked it though, and we're still together so...
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jltohru
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rhinomilk wrote: liquidsky wrote:  Great movie by the way if you like intense downers... yeah, i didn't know a movie with jennifer connelly with no pants on could make me feel so down afterwards. i wouldn't recommend watching that movie and Dancer in the Dark back to back. u should read the book
it makes the movie look downright "feel good"
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liquidsky
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Toxic Phantom wrote: I still get depressed just thinking about that movie.
For a fun date movie, you need to add In the Company of Men to the list! Can't forget that one. Ruining the life of a mute female coworker. Classy.
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Dean
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I guess that's the thing ... if your date actually likes a twisted movie as much as you, then you've REALLY found a friend LOL. If not, you probably should have gone to see "Finding Nemo" or some godawful comedy/romance in the first place.
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Rich
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Speaking of great date movies how about " I spit on your grave". Now thats a great movie about a nice weekend in the woods with the fellas.
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pickleloaf
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i never thought this question would get this sort of response 
well, since i am on a newbie roll, can someone explain to me the motorhead themed shirt for sale?
thanks as always
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Dean
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LASH wrote: Speaking of great date movies how about " I spit on your grave". Now thats a great movie about a nice weekend in the woods with the fellas. Bathe alone!
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| Tue Apr 24, 2007 11:45 am |
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liquidsky
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pickleloaf wrote: i never thought this question would get this sort of response well, since i am on a newbie roll, can someone explain to me the motorhead themed shirt for sale? thanks as always Sorry that I derailed it.
I can't explain clothing.
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straightoutta..LOKASH
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Often people will riff on other designs, OBEY does it as well as 99% of street wear brands.Its a way to show homage to some thing you appreciate whether it is toys, clothing, music, cereal, dish soap, weed, etc.
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| Tue Apr 24, 2007 12:17 pm |
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Dean
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Dish soap?
REPRESENTING DIAL ANTIBACTERIAL, YO!
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straightoutta..LOKASH
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I guess more like laundry soap, as in the Tide logo being riffed on by numerous companies.
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bansheebot
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pickleloaf wrote: well, since i am on a newbie roll, can someone explain to me the motorhead themed shirt for sale? It's an homage to the Motorhead logo:  But, in this case it's Sofubihead (sofubi is Japanese shorthand for 'soft vinyl'), and the skull is modeled after Dokuro King. I think it's a massively awesome shirt.
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Dean
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straightoutta..LOKASH wrote: I guess more like laundry soap, as in the Tide logo being riffed on by numerous companies. Sorry man ... I knew what you meant. Just playin'.
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ungawa222
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Rumor has it that Miike's next movie is going to be called
Rollie Fingers' Strychnine Overdose.
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Pogue
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I always thought it was:
Really Fucking Stupid Obsession
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pickleloaf
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yea i am a motorhead fan, so that tshirt caught my eye. i basically didnt know what sofubi meant
bansheebot wrote: pickleloaf wrote: well, since i am on a newbie roll, can someone explain to me the motorhead themed shirt for sale? It's an homage to the Motorhead logo: But, in this case it's Sofubihead (sofubi is Japanese shorthand for 'soft vinyl'), and the skull is modeled after Dokuro King. I think it's a massively awesome shirt.
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Dean
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siphilon
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Really Flaccid Sexual Organ
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Arin C.
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Ha, I submitted the "Real" definition...
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glitchpop
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I thought RFAD sucked. I just don't enjoy watching peoples lives going to shit as entertainment. If I want that I'll watch the news. I liked Pi though.
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Roger
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I was feeling down in the dumps today, and had this from Netflix waiting around, so I popped it in. Funny, bizarre, and downright disturbing. And I feel much better now.
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missy
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I liked Salo-Children eating poop, yes!....Loved Happiness-dog licking pre-pubescent jizz from a railing-yes...Gozu-a woman gives birth to an adult man!-yes!
you guys are dating the wrong pansy girls.
ps: RFSO, if you're not now, you never were.
Really Funny Sarcastic Old-heads???
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greg
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Shirahama
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Shohei Imamura's "The Pornographers", now thats a date movie!!!
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