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Status Updates posted by teganslaw
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My thoughts going out to your mother. I hope that she has a swift recovery. Don't worry about posting much; your family comes first. In the meantime, take care of yourself.
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@southwest1 I have not been on here much lately. I had no idea your mom had suffered another heart attack. I hope you are doing okay, I know your family has been through a lot these past several months. My thoughts and prayers are with you, my friend.
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Not thinking about next week. I'm just enjoying this win and how well the Colts played today.
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Counting one-two-three. How many minutes until the "Fire Pagano" threads start? I think they're staring now.
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The movie "Spider-Man: homecoming" is being released next year. Is the Spider-Man franchise really that popular, or is Hollywood running out of original ideas? I personally don't care for Spider-Man, but maybe others do?
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Yeah, I know. Marvel is going overboard with the webbed wonder though. To answer your question TS, yes, Hollywood is running out of original ideas. Or, to be blunt, all they care about as an industry is profit & the easiest way to make a killing at the box office is re-treads & remakes, which are crap & devoid of plot, but young people & comic geeks by tickets in droves.
I just saw 'Batman Vs Superman: Dawn of Justice' recently distributed by DC Comics/DC Pictures. Man, is this picture pathetic. Wow. Good actors in it too [Jeremy Irons, Lawrence Fishbourne, Kevin Costner, Diane Lane, Holly Hunter & Amy Adams] & still a dismal picture with over 2 hours of my life that I'll never get back.
It's so bad. Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor, Chief nemesis is just atrocious. How can you assemble high quality actors & give them such an amateur script? Sigh...Nothing is smart, sexy, or funny at all.
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Okay, to be completely candid here. I do have a thing for actress Amy Adams. It's not on the same level as say Zoe Saldana, but it's high or right up there.
I just get bummed when Jeremy Irons & Lawrence Fishbourne 2 guys with iconic voices are given lame, filler roles.
I do like breaking down train wreck movies, but I'm not sure the new Bateman movie deserves the roast job SW1 would give it. I'm mulling it over.
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No one has started a "let's sign Brandon Weeden " thread yet?
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New episode of "The Blacklist" starts tonight, Jan.7. @9:00 est, NBC. I've seen a preview, and it looks good. Can't wait to see Reddington again!
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I had a dream where I was at the Superbowl and the teams playing were Green Bay and Buffalo. Location was in Houston, ad the score was tied 6-6 at halftime. I work up before the game ended, so don't know the winner. Premonition as to the next Superbowl? Not sure, but the dream seemed very real.
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I was scheduled to work this Sunday, but a co-worker was nice enough to switch days with me so I can see the Colts game. Now I hope that they win!
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I just finished reading Anne Rice's newest Vampire Chronicles book "Prince Lestat and the Realms of Atlantis." I don't know where she is going with this new one. I don't care about the replimoid creatures, and I miss Lestat being the Brat Prince he was in past books. I read the whole thing, but this latest just didn't cut it for me.
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You could try reading it; maybe you would like it more that I did. However, this isn't the same as her former Vampire Chronicles. This is kind of a mixture of science fiction and gothic. Much of this book relies on the explanation of cells and genetics. Depends on your interest in those kind of things.
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I've been reading Stephen King again. Just finished "The Stand", and am currently reading 'Misery". For those who are into King, I'm pondering now what would happen if Trashman man met Annie Wilkes. Then there is Randall Flagg. Maybe I have too much time on my hands......
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It's been overlooked, but the music industry has been in the news lately.Rod Stewart getting knighted and Bob Dylan receiving the Nobel prize for Literature. That's the first time a musician has received the Nobel prize. Congrats to both of them!
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Whoa, Rod Stewart got knighted by the Queen? Not too shabby.
Patrick Stewart, the actor who played Jean Luc Picard on the TV series 'Star Trek: The Next Generation' talked about the process once. The most alarming thing is the invitation comes with no fan fair & could easily get thrown away as ordinary junk mail or shredded if a person isn't careful. Also, that you must bow to the Queen & not speak aloud until she formally addresses you the honoree personally.
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I had a dream that Eli Manning retired from football. The other NFC East teams were excited because Curtis Painter was now the Giants starting quarterback. Strange dream, could it be an omen of some kind?
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I'm really liking Famke Janssen in "The Blacklist." Her character has some traits similar to Red's. Next week is the season finale, and the previews look good. Still not sure about Liz, but I think that eventually we'll find out.
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"Vikings" season 4 is as good as ever. I never thought that I could actually feel something for Floki. (Thanks, Helga.) The Bjorn story line is interesting. He is proving to be a leader. Just don't get rid of Ragnar anytime soon.
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Congratulations to the Broncos! Did the reporters really think that Manning was going to announce retirement last night? Had to laugh at some of those those questions: Manning handled the whole thing graciously.
I also want Von Miller to sign with the Colts. (Not happening, though.)
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Red Reddington is back Thursday! This season's Blacklist should be a good one.
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Gramz you mentioned that the Colts win whenever you're at the stadium. Maybe you should take a cross country tour and attend every game; then the Colts would be almost perfect.
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Jules, you're good at predicting NBA games, have you ever thought about fantasy football? You might do quite well there.
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Good week. The Colts won, Titans lost, and the Raiders beat the Broncos! Denver's defense kind of collapsed.
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Without Talib Denver isn't the same. He is the vocal leader and intimidator of that team and can cover anyone by himself. Von is the best player but Talib is more vocal. Anyway I agree, this has been 1 of the best weeks in my fandom sports history with the Cubs winning the WS, Colts beating Aaron Rodgers, Pacers destroyed the Bulls Saturday, and the Titans and Jags go down in flames.
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Go Raiders! Take care of business on Monday night!
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RIP Terry Pratchett. Loved his "Discworld" novels. He was one of the best science fiction and fantasy authors ever. He will be missed, but "Discworld" lives on.
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Monday we had 4 more inches of snow; this morning it's raining and thundering. Flood warnings are in effect. As long as our basement doesn't get flooded, I'll be OK.
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Science fiction fans: a recommended read is Dan Simmons "Hyperion" series. Starts with "Hyperion"; The Fall of Hyperion" ; "Endymion" and "The Rise of Endymion." It was written in the 90's, but should still be available. One of the best series I've ever read., just brilliant. It needs to be read in order; otherwise would be a bit confusing.
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I'm not sure what to think about this season's "Blacklist." Red is great, as usual, but the show has gone way off with Liz going rogue. Something is bound to give; Liz can't keep this up without certain circumstances. I liked Tom, what am wondering if he is worth all the trouble.
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RIP Anne Rice. I loved her Vampire Chronicles and Witching Hour books. There will never be another Lestat.