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10/29/2018 2:28:09 PM
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Seriously, stop this. No one gives a flying fajita about your opinions.
The sharp increase in politics is reminding me of the weeks after the 2016 election. I can barely come here anymore without my eye twitching.
In the words of Sir Frank the Filthy, [b]"IT'S TIME TO STOP!"[/b]
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13 Respuestas[spoiler]Link: https://youtu.be/E5zAPCwCh40 [quote][u][b]The Wasp Woman (1959)[/b][/u][/quote] [quote][b]BloodyRareTheater[/b] Published on Sep 14, 2012 Director: Roger Corman Writers: Leo Gordon and Kinta Zertuche Release Date: November 2, 1959 Genre: Horror Sci-Fi Thriller Tagline: Horror of the Winged Menace! Synopsis Produced and directed by ROGER CORMAN. Legendary independent filmmaker Roger Corman is the man behind his most entertaining horror movie, which offers food for thought as it effectively builds up tension. As the film opens, a minor character notes that a wasp "can sting a man to death," an observation which serves as a harbinger of things to come. As in the best horror films, there is an obsessed scientist named Zinthrop. He's a researcher who has been exploring the possibilities inherent in "royal jelly," as substance produced by wasps. To his frustration, everyone writes Zinthrop off as an oddball, even as he is on the verge of a "great discovery." It's a process allowing him to extract the jelly from the queen wasp (which, it also is not so subtly noted, is a carnivorous and eats its mate alive). The result, Zinthrop exclaims, is that he has learned how to "slow down the process of aging. Soon, I shall be able to reverse it entirely." Cut to a Big City cosmetics firm. Once a million-dollar business, sales have lately been dropping and Janice, its found, is none too pleased. Janice has built her empire on youth and beauty, but now she is past forty, scared to death, and "intent on holding back time." Zinthrop comes to her with his formula; she volunteers to act as human guinea pig; and, soon, she shows up at her office looking "23, maybe 22...It's like a dream." Only trouble is, what about side effects? That, of course, is where the film title comes in. 74 minutes Cast Susan Cabot ........... Janice Starlin Anthony Eisley ........ Bill Lane (as Fred Eisley) Barboura Morris ....... Mary Dennison William Roerick ....... Arthur Cooper Michael Mark .......... Eric Zinthrop Brought to you by: http://www.bloodyrare.com[/quote][/spoiler]
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... I think you got something here, where's a jetpack, and get me a fajita... [spoiler]not included in the DLC[/spoiler]
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It's to be expected. Next Tuesday is polling for the midterm election.
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10 RespuestasIf you say that no one cares about peoples opinions then why are you giving yours?
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Why do you care so much about what other people are doing? If you don't want to discuss politics, no one is forcing you to do so. Just ignore it and let other people be.
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Nothing should be off limits to discussion, least not the things that affect others. My political opinions affect my actions and whom I vote for. I want to have accurate and justifiable viewpoints, and discussion - while this forum may not be the best place - is the way to achieve that.
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10 RespuestasBoo hoo go cry to your mommy. :^)
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Editado por Smh: 10/30/2018 2:46:49 PMPapa can you hear me? [spoiler]blessed be the father of filth[/spoiler]
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So what do we do to get said flying fajita I’m starving here
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7 RespuestasAnd I don’t care about your opinion but hey You see this tac Ima put it on the things to read about list when I’m dead This tac is your opinion this board is things I’ll read once I’m dead Currently You’re in last place
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Those are fun to troll on.
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25 RespuestasPolitical posts are no longer against the rules son. Neither are the pathetic attention seeking topics or the idiotic topics that also populate this forum. You got a few options to consider. One, you can mute people like me so you can create your own little safety bubble. Two, you can ignore the political posts like I ignore the stupid posts. Three, you can even participate if you'd like.
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5 RespuestasIt's all Catty wampus
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Wow, Jack Black lost some weight.
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6 RespuestasAre they chicken or beef fajitas?
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4 RespuestasBut, but, me mum said I was entitled to an opinion and no one could say other wise [spoiler]or can they???[/spoiler]
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This has been a thing since Bungo first opened the gates... Acting like it's anything new, like it has gotten worse or like this post is going to suddenly make 'em stop is silly.
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[quote]The sharp increase in politics is reminding me of the weeks after the 2016 election. I can barely come here anymore without my eye twitching. In the words of Sir Frank the Filthy, [b]"IT'S TIME TO STOP!"[/b][/quote] 🤕hit 👊🏻 or miss 😳 I guess 🤔they 👉 never ❌ miss 🤭🤭 huh? You 🙌 got 🤤a boyfriend 😍 I bet 💵🕹 he 😰 doesn’t 👎 kiss 😘😘ya 🤭 mwah ♥️ 😻he gon 👀 find 🗺 🗺 another girl 😍😍 and he 😦 won’t 😤 miss 👌 ya🙀 he 🤤 gon 😯 skrrt and hit 👊🏻 👊🏻 the dab 😎 like 😄😄 Wiz 🤠 Khalifa 🤑🤑
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3 RespuestasIt’s been really annoying
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BUT MAH TROLLING GROUNDS
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Editado por Dagoth Tokodia: 10/30/2018 1:53:48 AMYes, they don't have to stop but there should be less of them.
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Chalupas!
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ARRGGGHHHH [spoiler]PAPA FRANKU[/spoiler]
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4 Respuestas[b] [/b]
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I can't help it when it's someone else's thread, but can't say I'd be sad to stop seeing em here
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Thank you.
