How about an Amazon wish list or something? We all know your shipping address already.
<recedes into bushes outside>

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I have a few hours tomorrow and Friday, and I had two native german language teachers throughout high school. I think I could manage Gustav's part.

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the lessons of history

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That's about 2 Blurrys if you can burn them.

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May your user karma grow exponentially.

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iJim is a Mac user, so probably a pro-res file that will require a mac solution.

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From my limited sampling (n=3) I don't get the sense that Asylum has really pushed the T&A until their more recent work. PoM appears it could be part of that trend.

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Skexican Cartels. <mic drop>

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And always at least two puppeteers under the hood: Four arms.

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Teletubbies do Dallas?

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Make that a thing. Dark Crystal didn't make my three childhood/adolescent whatever lists for the simple reason that is scared the shit out of me and I didn't even want to thnk about it again until after high-school. Freakin' scary puppets man, worse than clowns.

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I am so awesome at radio Kung Fu, this is the story I was born to tell!

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They call it slang, but it's actually code.

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Totally, Rob! I'd pull the funnies and the TV guide section out of the newspaper every Sunday and read the whole listing of every movie scheduled that week. When I went away to college I became known as the guy to who could (and would compulsively) name-that-movie just by walking into (or past) the TV room and catching a glimpse of a given scene. MPAA and star-ratings on demand were also part of the services I provided.  cool 

My old man drove filthy toyotas.  big_smile

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Same here, I had to visit friends to see or do anything that wasn't currently being broadcast...and I lived in farm country several miles from the nearest subdivision. VCR came in around 1990 (age 16-ish), never had cable in my parents' place. If I wanted to see a movie more than once, I'd better just stay in the theater and wait for the next show.

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E.T.     (1982)
Last Starfighter  (1984)
Star Wars    (1977)