no im not
i didnt mean it like that
i miss her because i wish i had got to know her thats what i meant by miss
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but hello rick
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]mrs kind of magic wrote: [/QUOTENAME]no im not
i didnt mean it like that
i miss her because i wish i had got to know her thats what i meant by miss
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but hello rick [/QUOTE]
Interesting that you replied in all of the Kate-related threads.
HI KATE!!!
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i didnt mean it like that
i miss her because i wish i had got to know her thats what i meant by miss
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but hello rick [/QUOTE]
Interesting that you replied in all of the Kate-related threads.
HI KATE!!!
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im sorry but im not katie,
im my own women sorry
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im my own women sorry
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I'm having a really bad case of Deja Vu.
can we be friends though
you seem nice ??
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you seem nice ??
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Miami Vice wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
Hello Microwave, Shane premiered in 1953.[/QUOTE]
Yes, I see you are correct. Glad to see a fellow fan out there. This thread is no longer the Katie/Steve Perry thread.
THE GREATNESS OF SHANE thread
Truly Alan Ladd's best movie and probably the best western ever. How many times have we been ripped off by the Shane Western? Well, last time it was Unforgiven. In fact, Clint appears to borrow from Jack Schaefer's masterpiece quite often. I thought Pale Rider was pretty much the same movie with different character names.
And who could argue this being Jack Palance's first and best performance ever. He may have only had a few lines, but WOW!
Very few westerns give us memorable character (ex: Val Kilmer's Doc Holiday), but Shane gave us at least two. But when you go back and watch it time and time again, you see the other stars begin to shine as much as the main stars. What a cast!
Hello Microwave, Shane premiered in 1953.[/QUOTE]
Yes, I see you are correct. Glad to see a fellow fan out there. This thread is no longer the Katie/Steve Perry thread.
THE GREATNESS OF SHANE thread
Truly Alan Ladd's best movie and probably the best western ever. How many times have we been ripped off by the Shane Western? Well, last time it was Unforgiven. In fact, Clint appears to borrow from Jack Schaefer's masterpiece quite often. I thought Pale Rider was pretty much the same movie with different character names.
And who could argue this being Jack Palance's first and best performance ever. He may have only had a few lines, but WOW!
Very few westerns give us memorable character (ex: Val Kilmer's Doc Holiday), but Shane gave us at least two. But when you go back and watch it time and time again, you see the other stars begin to shine as much as the main stars. What a cast!
ok x
So, uh, do you like Gladiator movies?
nope,
sorry x
sorry x