doner24

I can’t believe more people haven’t seen this. Bunch of young whippersnappers here. It’s a classic, 8/10. 

Never seen it, probably never will. Looks like it would make a better video game than film. 

Seen it, liked it. A little too ambitious with the plot, but it creates a really nice atmosphere. 

Binging Vanderpump Rules with my wife. They are all horrible people, but a couple of them are moderately funny TV. 

Never seen it, not gonna go out of my way to see it. 

9 hours ago, phart010 said:

It was originally for work but now she uses it as her personal. She has a newer machine for work. This one is for personal use and she was traveling with it for vacations (yea seems impractical given its weight). I don’t think she wants to use it with a dock or monitor as she keeps it on her coffee table and was bringing with her on vacation trips.

 

How do external cards connect? Via usb??

What does she actually do with the laptop? Does she game? Or is it just general use like internet browsing, Netflix streaming? 

5 hours ago, Scrobins said:

What else do you remember about it?

Honestly, not really anything else. Pretty sure it was like a special and not a theater release. 

5 hours ago, mbd39 said:

"Some animals that go on a journey" is the plot of 99% of cartoon movies.

 

Exactly why I can’t figure it out  

Sorry, I can’t help with your movies but I’ve battled something similar since childhood. I remember watching a cartoon movie on HBO in the 80’s, about some animals that go on a journey. 30 years later and I still can’t figure out what it was, but am holding out hope that the VHS (with a very rough recording of this) is still in the attic of my parents house. 

2,2

5 hours ago, Tabonga said:

I gave it a 7 - overall it was good and benefited from a great supporting cast.  Jason Patric and Keifer Sutherland just didn't quite seem to gel in their roles - their performances weren't bad but seemed somewhat out of place in the movie.

It also had to face (and try to overcome) the inevitable comparison to Near Dark released in the same year - pretty hard to compete with Henricksen, Paxton and Goldstein's chemistry bouncing up from their appearance in Aliens.

Yep, it’s a good movie but Near Dark is better. 

2212

I was once the top rated cribbage player on Yahoo Games back in 1999. 

1212

29 minutes ago, Webhead123 said:

Purple...because ice cream has no bones.

Bones are the skeletons' money. In our world, bones equal dollars. That's why they're coming out tonight.

It’s not as good as SMW, that’s truth. 

29 minutes ago, MrWunderful said:

You dirty dog! I never knew if got any play from being metal, always figured it was the recycled sloppy  version of why georgia by john mayer on my Martin acoustic,  early 2000’s best panty dropper. 
 

And damn you and your reasonable list requirements!

Sounds like a pity thing to make you stop playing a bad song!

Stats don’t lie, vote for me!!!! 

8 minutes ago, Hammerfestus said:

Relatively speaking.  Compared to drunk 5 nights a week, eating Campbells chunky on rice, driving a beater, 20 something me?  Yeah.  Shit together

It’s definitely an interesting thing to think about. As a 41 year old that just had my first kid, I look around at some of my buddies that started their families young, and have their kids graduating high school, I’m a little envious of their freedom to travel and do whatever the hell they want with far more resources than I had when I was doing that in my 20’s. It is nice not struggling with things while taking care of a child though, which I would’ve been had I had children young. 

25 minutes ago, AirVillain said:

Oof... well, yeah.... I would be 40 byt the time any kid came along so I'd be 60 by the time they're 20. FUCK. 

So... 50 when they're 10 in elementary school. 

I feel attacked. 

5 minutes ago, Reed Rothchild said:

Never seen it

1 minute ago, Reed Rothchild said:

If I don't vote for myself I can play the role of kingmaker 

No, you’ve proven unreliable with your rankings before (see DirtTraxFX). 

Here’s the link to the data 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/176ZFU2tCOLgRrUWKVx1kCnt9fKtVGJkhDSB_-hIFiIc/edit

Ok, I like stats and wanted confirmation that I drafted the best cast. It’s hard to find rankings that go deeper than 10-20 and include all of our picks, but I found Paste and Rolling Stone had rankings which included everyone. Below are the results which are average draft result. Note RS must really hate Norm MacDonald as they almost rated him last (139) which clearly threw Gtypes average off (if he was rated same as paste the avg was 25). 
 
user              Paste      Rolling Stone

Doner24       9.6           13.4

Nugfish         14.6         15

Reed             18            17.2

Fox                18.4        20.2

G-Type         15.4        47.8

Silverspoon  30.2       30.8

I definitely get this. I’m 41 and was always considered the guy from my large group that everyone thought would stay unmarried without kids his entire life, as I’m a wild, traveling man that has dated a ton.

I myself was unsure of what I wanted, but eventually found a great gal and got married a couple weeks before I turned 40 and we just had our first kid 7 weeks ago. It is so different, and difficult at times but so worth it for me. It’s tough cutting back on some of the things that I love to do, but I’m starting to find a nice balance where I don’t feel like I’m lacking those things, but I’m still present enough for my family. I definitely felt people trying to pressure me about the “ideal” life of a wife and a kids while I was running around, but in general I don’t give a crap about societal norms or what people think about my choices.