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[Ed Anger]

That is part of her job of serving you.

Yes.

[Barrister]

That is part of her job of serving you.

And yet somehow you're still single...

[Admiral Yi]

   Canuckleheads are getting chippy as the cold weather settles in.

[katmai]

That is part of her job of serving you.

And yet somehow you're still single...

I attribute it to following the unca seedy program.

[Barrister]

  Canuckleheads are getting chippy as the cold weather settles in.

I just got back from above the arctic circle last night.

Brr.

[BuddhaRhubarb]

"Special" - Michael Rapaport, everyone's favorite red headed stepchild, plays a shlub traffic enforcement officer who hangs out at a local comic book store. He signs up for a clinical trial of some prozac-y (it's vague what they are testing) pill, but it has the unexpected side effect of making him think he's gained superpowers. he hasn't. Things get funny before they get sad, so it's all good.

Great low low budget fare, well scripted, performed in a very self aware goofy way. On the long list for my top ten of the year.

8.563 flying dreams that turn out to be elevator rides outta 10

[Darth Wagtaros]

Scrooged wasn't on Netflix, so I watched Groundhog Day instead.

[Ed Anger]

The Ref, as part of Ed's Christmas movies series.

The good Dennis Leary, before he became tedious.

[Neil]

The Ref, as part of Ed's Christmas movies series.

The good Dennis Leary, before he became tedious.

That was a fun movie.

[Josquius]

Terminator Salvation- Meh

[Kleves]

The Road- Barack Obama (played by Michael K. Williams) leads the U.S. into disaster. Years later, society has collapsed bands of homo-cannibals roam the countryside. One father and son must work together in order to survive, and to reaffirm hetreosexuality. It is one of the bleaker post-apocalyptic movies I have seen, but I enjoyed it.

[Martinus]

The Road- Barack Obama (played by Michael K. Williams) leads the U.S. into disaster. Years later, society has collapsed bands of homo-cannibals roam the countryside. One father and son must work together in order to survive, and to reaffirm hetreosexuality. It is one of the bleaker post-apocalyptic movies I have seen, but I enjoyed it.

You're kidding me.

[Martinus]

"Rules of Attraction". A pretty good "college sexuality" flick, but I think I liked "Wonder Boys" better. Still, better than "Threesome" or whatever the monstrosity with the dumbest Baldwin was called.

[Darth Wagtaros]

The Road- Barack Obama (played by Michael K. Williams) leads the U.S. into disaster. Years later, society has collapsed bands of homo-cannibals roam the countryside. One father and son must work together in order to survive, and to reaffirm hetreosexuality. It is one of the bleaker post-apocalyptic movies I have seen, but I enjoyed it.

You're kidding me.

Nope.  It's aimed directly at you and your way of life.  Like everything else.

[Eddie Teach]

You're kidding me.

According to the imdb summaries, yes.