Goodfellas
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IMDB rating: 8.60 Plot: This film views the mob lives of three pivotal figures in the 1960’s and 70’s New York. Ray Liotta plays Henry Hill, a local boy turned gangster in a neighborhood full of the roughest and toughest. Joe Pesci plays Tommy Devito, a pure bred gangster, who turns out to be Henry’s best friend. Robert De Niro plays Jimmy Conway, the man who puts the two of them together, and runs some of the biggest hijacks and burglaries the town has ever seen. After an extended jail sentence, Henry must sneak around the back of the local mob boss, Paulie Cicero, played by Paul Sorvino, to live the life of luxury he has always dreamed of. In the end, the friends end up in a hell of a jam, and must do anything they can to save each other, and stay alive. |
Actors: De Niro Robert,Liotta Ray,Pesci Joe,Sorvino Paul,Low Chuck,DiLeo Frank,Sivero Frank,Darrow Tony,Starr Mike,Vincent Frank,Adonis Frank,Biography,Crime,Drama,
Lucy, you have some splaining to do.?
Bare with me while I try to explain this:
Ok Chicago and Edmonton are playing and there’s a penalty against Chicago and the goalie comes out for the extra man. Hossa has the puck on his stick and Horcoff hits Hossa’s stick knocking the puck into Chicago’s empty net. Does this goal count?
Ultimately, is it worth pulling the goalie for the extra man for the few seconds until the penalized team touches the puck?
BQ* Goodfellas or Godfather?
No goal. Despite the fact that the last player to touch the puck was Hossa, it was Horcoff’s action which caused the puck to enter the net. Now if Hossa passes the puck backwards and it goes into his own net, that is a good goal.
BQ: Godfather
EDIT: Here is my backup for saying no goal.
Rule 78.5 – Disallowed Goals
(xi) During the delayed calling of a penalty, the offending team cannot score unless the non-offending team shoots the puck into their own net. This shall mean that a deflection off an offending player or goalkeeper, or any physical action by an offending player that may cause the puck to enter the non-offending team
Aladdin
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IMDB rating: 7.70 Plot: Aladdin is a street-urchin who lives in a large and busy town long ago with his faithful monkey friend Abu. When Princess Jasmine gets tired of being forced to remain in the palace that overlooks the city, she sneaks out to the marketplace, where she accidentally meets Aladdin. Under the orders of the evil Jafar (the sultan’s advisor), Aladdin is thrown in jail and becomes caught up in Jafar’s plot to rule the land with the aid of a mysterious lamp. Legend has it that only a person who is a “diamond in the rough” can retrieve the lamp from the Cave of Wonders. Aladdin might fight that description, but that’s not enough to marry the princess, who must (by law) marry a prince. |
Actors: Weinger Scott,Williams Robin,Freeman Jonathan,Welker Frank,Gottfried Gilbert,Seale Douglas,Adler Bruce,Kane Brad,Adler Charles,Angel Jack,Burton Corey,Clarke Philip L.,Cummings Jim,Animation,Adventure,Comedy,Family,Fantasy,Musical,
Was there an old disney episode where the Hercules and Aladdin shows had a crossover?
i think i recall an episode where hercules fought aladdin, am i just imagining it?
no, no episode.
Maybe you were seeing it from Kingdom hearts, — A disney game, featuring many disney characters,.
a wise italiana . | Jan 27, 2010
It’s episode 57 of Hercules: The Animated Series called Hercules and the Arabian Night.
Sadly I don’t think Genie is in it, at least not his voice.
Remus | Jan 27, 2010 Uncategorized | Comment (0)
Diving Bell and the Butterfly, The
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IMDB rating: 8.20 Plot: Elle France editor Jean-Dominique Bauby, who, in 1995 at the age of 43, suffered a stroke that paralyzed his entire body, except his left eye. Using that eye to blink out his memoir, Bauby eloquently described the aspects of his interior world, from the psychological torment of being trapped inside his body to his imagined stories from lands he’d only visited in his mind. |
Actors: Amalric Mathieu,Chesnais Patrick,Arestrup Niels,Cassel Jean-Pierre,von Sydow Max,De Bankole Isaach,Ecoffey Jean-Philippe,Watkins Gerard,Le Riche Nicolas,Biography,Drama,
What are some good films from world cinema?
I love world cinema, but I find it difficult to find films where I live as they are mostly american made films or british ones.
The films I currently have are:
The diving bell and the butterfly
The edukators
Sophie Scholl
Con Air
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IMDB rating: 6.30 Plot: Cameron Poe is an Army Ranger who was going to go home to his pregnant wife when he got into a fight with three men. He would kill one of them and the other two ran away with the knife they had and because of that he would be convicted of manslaughter. After eight years he would be paroled. He would be part of a group that’s being transferred to another prison and flown in a special plane. While in flight a fight breaks out and two of the most dangerous criminals, Diamond Dog and Cyrus the Virus Grissom, would break out from their restraints and take over the plane. When the plane makes it’s first stop Poe and friend who’s a diabetic and who wasn’t given his shot, and all the syringes were destroyed, try to get off but Grissom wouldn’t let them. He then tries to alert the authorities but got away. Now the government is considering shooting the plane down but U.S. Marshall Vince Larkin thinks that it’s a little hasty and believes that Poe is an ally. When Grissom leads them on a wild goose chase, Poe alerts them to where they are going. |
Actors: Eastin Steve,Cage Nicolas,Cusack John,Gainey M.C.,Trejo Danny,Buscemi Steve,Chappelle Dave,Rhames Ving,Malkovich John,Santiago Renoly,Chinlund Nick,Williamson Mykelti,Action,Thriller,
A cheapest way to live 5-6 weeks in Puerto Galera?
I will go to Puerto Galera w/my gf for 5-6 weeks n after 2 nights in one resort there I would like to find a really cheap room for me n my gf. I will arrive to PG on 11th Feb 2010. Well, the problem is I need air-con too n it will be much cheaper when my gf will be able to cook. Is it possible to rent monthly a room in PG? Where is it worth to look for such accomodation in PG? If farther from there how much is getting to the Bay?
The cheapest way to go is not the way to go here as a foreigner. You will be staying in a not so safe area to begin with and as a foreigner you’ll stand out like a sore thumb and be the target for every petty thief etc. As far as locals are concerned they have the perception that all foreigners are rich. You’ll put yourself at great risk staying in cheap places.
Look in the local paper for Pensione houses. You can get weekly/monthly rates and they generally give a 10% discount if you pay in advance in cash. The nicer ones have hw,ac,catv and private cr.
You can eat cheaply if you go to the places where the locals go called calderetas or local bbq places. Places that have refrigerators and kitchens are much more expensive and really not worth the expense and then the costs of going to the market etc.
The pension houses that advertise in the paper are nicer/cleaner and a lot safer that getting some cheap boarding house room in a not so safe area.
oneiloilokano | Jan 29, 2010
It’s possible to rent monthly here in Puerto Galera, White Beach.
For example: You have one room with one double bed, one single bed, outdoor kitchen,aircon,tv and cold water.It’s like 3 minutes walk to the beach.
If u like to go to Puerto Galera Town, where the bay called Muelle Pier is located then it’s 50 to 100 Pesos to get there with tricycle,this takes about 10 to 15 minutes to travel, and same back to White Beach.The cost for monthly stay is 20,000 pesos or $445 electricity excluded.
Daily stay cost 1500 pesos a day, so it’s better to rent for a month.
note:If you use aircon a lot, the electricity can turn out to be high.
Cost for electricity will be charged at check-out.
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Regards Maddee and Cecile
themadd | Jan 29, 2010
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Big Bounce, The
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IMDB rating: 4.80 Plot: Surfer/drifter/con man Jack Ryan (Wilson) makes his way to Hawaii and lands a job caring for an Walter Crewes (Freeman), a judge on the island. His new gig leads to an involvement with an beautiful, enterprising woman (Foster), who’s really the lover of a real estate tycoon (Sinise) – a shady businessman and longtime rival of Judge Crewes. Ryan, naturally, has to choose between the woman, the money, or the honorable path. |
Actors: Wilson Owen,Sheen Charlie,Freeman Morgan,Jones Vinnie,Sporleder Gregory,Helemano Butch,Ahue Terry,Johnson Pete,Renfro Mike,Dorsett Tony,Keaulana Brian L.,Nelson Willie,Wilson Andrew,Sinise Gary,Comedy,Crime,Thriller,
1st Birthday party locations?
My daughter’s 1st birthday party is in April and I have no idea where to have it. I’m looking for a nice park to accommodate like 50 people, a good place to set up a bounce house, with a big pavilion, fun for kids and comfortable for adults. I’m looking in south miami or homestead. Can anyone help me, please?
Our families are too big and close to only do a few people. There’s other reasons why we chose to do a big party.
One of the best parks in Miami area is Oleta River. It is a little closer to North Maimi, but it’s so worth the drive. There are nine picnic pavilions throughout the park; each can fit 50 people fairly comfortable (make sure to rent in advance.) They have BBQ grills and water stations near each pavilion. There is a beach which could be fun for the kids, and fishing on the pier. You will have plenty of space for the bounce house too.
penguin_love | Feb 02, 2010
strip club
John Sample | Feb 01, 2010
How about at home with just her parents and close relatives?
She will be too young to remember any of it so why not save the big extravaganza for when she’s old enough to enjoy and remember it.
Tori | Feb 01, 2010
Matheson Hammock picnic area seems to fit all your needs. You probably need reservations.
Stuart | Feb 01, 2010 Uncategorized | Comment (0)
Home of the Brave
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IMDB rating: 5.30 Plot: The day after they get the word they’ll go home in two weeks, a group of soldiers from Spokane are ambushed in an Iraqi city. Back stateside we follow four of them – a surgeon who saw too much, a teacher who’s a single mom and who lost a hand in the ambush, an infantry man whose best friend died that day, and a soldier who keeps reliving the moment he killed a civilian woman. Each of the four has come home changed, each feels dislocation. Group therapy, V.A. services, halting gestures from family and colleagues, and regular flashbacks keep the war front and center in their minds. They’re angry, touchy, and explosive: can a warrior find peace back home? |
Actors: Jackson Samuel L.,Presley Brian,50 Cent,Murray Chad Michael,Deitrick Wes,Nordling Jeffrey,Goodwin Jhon,Ruginis Vyto,Jones III Sam,MacDonald James,Action,Drama,War,
Do you live in the home of the brave and the land of the free?
Do you really believe the propoganda and chest beating? To me you seem to be very much controlled. You have to wat until you are 20 to have full adult rights, England has them at 18. You are restricted to driving at pitifully slow speeds. You police are bullying and abusive when they pull you over for minor offences like a broken tail light or something like that. You are controlled about what you can drink, where you can drink. You even had a government that attempted prohibition. You can only gamble in certain states. You have no political freedom as demonstrated by McCarthyism and the Hollywood black list. Your government spies on you, makes companies like Google tell what you are looking at on the internet. The FBI know everything you do and keep lots of files on you.
Are you free?
Martin, no England is not much better although people are legally adult earlier, we never had prohibition and we can gamble in and city but we still lack freedom. The different is the way that Americans are so pruod of being free when they are not.
Professor Lombardo, first you are assuming that you could, always a dangerous assumption but very easy from the keyboard, second why would you wish to do that? Are you upset by the truth?
MI, the point is that in England we know we are controlled. The difference is that apparently Americans don’t know.
MI, the point is that in England we know we are controlled. The difference is that apparently Americans don’t know.
MI, the point is that in England we know we are controlled. The difference is that apparently Americans don’t know.
About me saying 20 about gambling and alcohol when it is actually 21, I wasn’t sure whether it was 20 or 21 so I went on the safe side. 21 is even worse. I agree that the USA is a great country to live in and that other countries have restrictions too. What I don’t understand is why you sing about being free when you are clearly not.
CJ. I am not saying that you are not as free as many other countries. I am saying that you are not free enough to call it the land of the free. I am not saying England is better overall, The tax and the size of our houses are terrible, just like you said, although home ownership is probably a bit higher than you think it is.
There is no such thing as freedom. It’s an illusion. There are laws that prevent people from doing anything they want. If people want freedom, they want anarchy. No government, no laws. If someone wants to kill you, they can, and there’s nothing anyone can do. In a truly free country, you can walk into anyone’s house without knocking (and they’re free to do whatever they want with you). There would be no lists, no prisons, no bank accounts, no schools, etc. Wow, sounds fun. True freedom has no order, really. If you have a job, you’re not free…although you are free to quit your job if you want. It’s funny how people talk about how much freedom they have, but their lives are always bound by laws and rules.
Enceladus | May 27, 2007
And you think this is different in England?
Martyn A | May 27, 2007
I wish I was free enough to beat the s*** out of you.
proffesorlibtardo | May 27, 2007
Yes, it is pitiful. What is worse is that our administration is a big bully to the rest of the world. We need to impeach Bush and this entire administration, get some health care for millions of our people and be allowed to pray in schools again. I am shocked at what our country has become and how other countries view us.
Kathryn R | May 27, 2007
i live in England… home of the illegal immigrants!
Angelic Julie | May 27, 2007
Devon actually.
Voice of Reason | May 27, 2007
I used to.
Gary M | May 27, 2007
Yes we are free. Are you telling us that England doesn’t have laws and you think your government doesn’t keep an eye on you? Keep dreaming my friend. You had to dig pretty far back for some of your claims and others are just silly. All police are not bullies or abusive. I’ve been pulled over for stuff and have never been bullied by an officer. Most times I get a warning which is just a friendly notice that you have something wrong with your car or you get a ticket for a more serious offense. Pay the fine and go on your way.
I do agree that the drinking age doesn’t make sense. If you are old enough to vote and serve your country in the Armed Forces you should be old enough to drink.
We have political freedom as is evidenced by the strong opinions on Y/A.
edit to add: I don’t believe it is about control. The laws on drinking and gambling are there to limit behaviors that can get out of control and cause great harm. While I may not agree with the gov’t controlling personal behavior I have no problem with them. Laws are made to keep a society free. Any country without laws will self implode. It is not a control issue to me but if you feel controlled so be it. If you don’t feel free because of your laws to bad for you. The laws on drinking, gambling, and motor vehicles do not impede my freedom but helps to protect it.
MI | May 27, 2007
I’m freer in the United States than I would be in most countries around the world. I enjoy a standard of living not known to most people in the world. The US isn’t perfect, but it’s not as bad as you make it out to be, either.
Also, you clearly don’t know much about American laws. You’re an adult at 18 years old in the United States. That’s the age you can vote, smoke, enlist in the military, and consent to sex (although the age is lower in some states) and other contracts. You have to wait until 21 for drinking and gambling. And in most states, 16 is the age when you can obtain a driver’s license. But even if you were correct, and you’re not, do you think TWO YEARS makes the difference between "free" and "unfree"? That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard.
Look at the abuses of your own government before you make sweeping judgments of mine. There’s not one thing on your list that hasn’t occurred in some form in the UK.
theorangeevil | May 27, 2007
I can carry a gun, work where ever I want, and no one tells me what or when to do anything as long as it doesn’t hurt anyone else.
you must be on crack to think that Americans don’t have adult rights at 18, the only thing a 18 year old cant to is buy alcohol. and you need to be 21 for that, where the hell do you get 20.
paintballfreak1982 | May 27, 2007
free enough to want to be here than anywhere else in the world.
doctdon | May 27, 2007
I think as Americans, we pretty much do whatever we want to do, legal or not.
MultipleMiggs | May 27, 2007
Your country is of course free to launch military attacks against any country it wishes, free from need for UNSC approval, or world public opinion, to remain in others’ lands for as long as it wishes, looting their wealth, raping their daughters, killing their sons and fathers, and free to stockpile the most horrendous WMD that world history has ever seen, or imagined, accusing the others for fake accusations.
Do you still think USA is not a free land?
snamouzegar | May 27, 2007
And this is coming from a Brit, where bars close at 11 PM and which has been labelled the 51st state? Come on, all of our countries have advantages and disadvantages. Also, if I dare say so, your complaints about the United States are highly exaggerated. Yes, we tried prohibition, but if we look at the United Kingdom’s long history, what foolishness did it try? Europe? I love Germany, but Frederich the Great once considered banning coffee because its rising consumption was cutting beer revenues.
We all have our plus and minus points. And ya, I do feel like I live in the "land of the free." Perception is reality.
James S | May 27, 2007
ADD: Freedom is an idea. Democracy is an idea. We say we are free because we hope to be free. We live on the premise that the hope of freedom should drive our way of life. True freedom, in the form of government, would be anarchy as someone else pointed out. External events, and internal events, cause us to reduce the freedoms that we hold dear. But every person in America wants to be free. That is why we are the land of the free. Not because we are. But because we have dreams of being free.
Original Post: Can’t we say that each country (not just America and England) have their own pros and cons?
I agree that we have pitifully slow speeds. That doesn’t stop us from having bad drivers! I agree that British police are a lot nicer.
But prohibition was a long time ago. In case you didn’t hear, it failed and we got rid of it. McCarthyism went away a long time ago also. Not sure what you mean by the Hollywood black list except that I am never invited to any of Brad Pitt’s Parties. As far as the FBI and Google, I don’t think I am that important. And so what if they did. It would be a pretty boring read.
But I guess what it comes down to is do you believe the propaganda and chest beating of your own country? I only ask that because you asked me first. And, yes, I do believe it for my own country. It is pretty cool to live in.
"Democracy is a terrible form of government. But it is better than all the rest." – Winston Churchill
Bruce N | May 27, 2007
You make some interesting points. I’ll take them on one at a time.
Actually, you need to be 21 to have full adult rights. You are correct that such a relatively old age is ridiculous. It used to be you could drink at 18, and fifty years ago a lot of southern states let you drive a car whenever your parents allowed you.
Your next point is unintentionally funny: "You are restricted to driving at pitifully slow speeds." Well, partially that is due to gridlock traffic. Compared to a city like Prague, the U.S. has very little useful public transportation because the cities and suburbs were never designed for them. And the speed limit? Well that was designed to save gas.
Police abusive? Yeah, they sure are. Some of them need a good talking to….. uhhm, if you know what I mean, (wink, wink)
The drinking age is ridiculous. Europeans have far fewer problems with teens going wild on alcoholic binges because it is not "forbidden fruit". This is the problem with all of the U.S.: everything is so puritanical that people go a little crazy. By trying to make everything sanitized and perfect, we just screw it up even more.
Gambling? That brings up another point. I don’t know why, but Americans seem to have less self control than people in other countries. As I’ve said before, a European teen might smoke a little pot, drink a few times when he’s 16, etc., but in general they handle things pretty well, and the incidence of teen pregnancy is drastically lower than in the U.S. Simply put, Americans act irresponsibly.
Here is something that will surprise you: you are wrong about McCarthyism. I, just like everyone else always assumed that Joseph McCarthy was some rotten degenerate who took delight in tormenting people and pushing his weight around. However, in a newly-declassified document called the Venona Report, the truth is revealed: the U.S. government had secretly cracked the code the Soviets were using to communicate with their operatives and sympathizers in the United States. Hence, by the time McCarthy put someone on trial, he already knew everything they had done. In the vast majority of cases, they were absolutely guilty, but McCarthy couldn’t use the evidence he had without tipping off the Soviets that we had broken their secret code. Can you imaging how galling that must have been for him? I always had wondered if there weren’t more to this story because I once had read a quote from JFK (President John F. Kennedy) in which he very vehemently defended McCarthy. It seemed odd. Now we know why.
Government spying? Well, a lot of that is just nonsense. We have a new, strong provision against terrorism called the Patriot Act, and I defy anyone to produce the name of even one person who was inadvertantly harmed by it. A lot of people mistakenly believe some guy is sitting at a desk listening to your phone conversations. This is a joke. Very sophisticated computer programs are sifting through billions of conversations looking for PATTERNS which suggest terrorism, such as frequent phone calls between two numbers where one of the numbers is suspected of having terrorist ties. This is not an invasion of privacy. No one is listening to grandma Sally talk to her niece in Des Moines Iowa.
Yes, we are free, as free as we can be under the circumstances. No system is perfect, but we keep trying.
pachl@sbcglobal.net | May 27, 2007
What planet do you live on?
Since when do we grant "adulthood" to those who are not adults? It’s a proven fact that most 18 year olds are not yet responsible for many adult things, and we set the age of 21 for most things such as drinking alcohol, and getting credit cards, etc. Is that your problem? We don’t let teenagers drink? Maybe we want our kids to be older and more responsible, rather than teenage drunkards, as you find in Europe.
I was a police officer, and I did my job. And did it well. We didn’t "bully" anyone, especially for minor offenses. When we do our jobs we expect to do so without physical confrontation, or verbal abuse. And when that does occur, we handle it appropriately. Unlike your country, our police are not handcuffed. We’re able to go out and do our jobs. And if you’ve not worn the uniform of a police officer in the US, then I suggest you keep your mouth shut until you have.
We do not drive at "pitifully" slow speeds. Most interstate speed limits are set at 70 mph. How fast do you want to go? Why should we allow speeding and the disregard for the safety of others? We’re not doing this to oppress US drivers, we’re doing this to keep our roads safe. Since most Americans own cars, unlike the Brits and other Europeans, we have more of them on the road. So we have to keep the roads safe with some kind of responsible legislation.
You talk about our government? If I recall, you have to pay to drive a car into London as a tax because it can’t handle vehicle traffic. Quit being so backwards and improve your highways, and then you wouldn’t need to tax your people to death.
Let’s talk home ownership. How many working class people in England own their own home? Few. Mostly the wealthy, and that’s it. The rest have to rent these little apartments that you could barely fit two people and a damned dachsund in! At least we can have home ownership here in the US, because we’re not taxed to death like you are. Here, we are citizens, not "subjects". There is a difference.
Our government doesn’t "spy" on us. They spy on foreigners who come here to do us harm. And the majority of the American people are for it. How can we protect ourselves if we don’t have real-time intelligence? No one is invading our privacy.
As for the internet, I do think it needs to be regulated more. There is too much that can happen, I agree with you there.
I have lived in the US since birth. And I’ve not had any problems with the FBI. If you are breaking the law, or threatening the interests of this country, THEN you have a problem with the FBI. And if you think Britains intelligence services don’t have a jacket on you, you’re sadly mistaken!
Over 200 years ago, we kicked Britains butt to get out from under their government. And rightly so. And we didn’t like it then, and what you have is no better now. I’d be damned if I’d live in a cracker box and pay a large percentage of my income to your government and live like a pauper! Your queeen would be living in a tent if the American people had anything to do with it.
We’re freer than you, bet on it!
C J | May 27, 2007
Money Pit, The
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IMDB rating: 5.70 Plot: A young couple sinks their life savings into a house that was trashed by a rock group to the extent that it no longer has a main stairway or water. This creates strains on their relationship. Every home owner will recognize some of the situations they encounter. |
buy online Money Pit, The and download
Actors: Hanks Tom,Godunov Alexander,Mantegna Joe,Bosco Philip,Mostel Josh,Smirnoff Yakov,Caridi Carmine,Backer Brian,Lombardo Billy,Van Dreelen John,Watson Douglass,Comedy,
My dogs don't get along, what can I do?
I have had my dog for five years know (Caca Spaniel mixed with a Poodle) But about 7 or 8 months ago my brother got a Pitbull, I think the Pit was 2 or 3 months old when my bro got him. At first everything was going great, sometimes, but know the Pit is much bigger and jumps on top of my dog. The Pit is kinda still a puppy, he is a very sweet dog, and I know he is just trying to let my dog know his the boss. But today it went to far, the Pit bit my dogs mouth making it bleed. When I was told I went out side to check on him, I open the garage door and right away the Pit jumped on him, so I pick my dog up. We cant keep them separated forever, but for now we have to because I don’t want my dog to get killed. But isn’t there a way we can make then get along without spending money on a trainer? I will be very thankful if someone gave me guidance on what to do. Or if someone knows a lot about Pits behavior when they are little.
THANKS EVERYONE!!!
No, your family needs to spend money on a trainer. This Pit Bull is out of control and someone needs to help your family learn how to control it. Someone needs to find the $75 or whatever it is for an hour private lesson and get it done. With just one class, your family can learn how to correct the dog properly.
If you guys don’t get on this, I suspect that something major is going to happen. Whether that’s the Pitg Bull killing your dog or the Pit Bull getting so out of control that he ends up at a shelter, where he will be killed.
The money you spend on PROPER training will be an investment on the future of these two dogs. It needs to be done immediately.
In addition, if the Pit Bull isn’t getting at least 2 hours of exercise a day, someone needs to step it up and do this.
BYB's
Grease 2
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IMDB rating: 3.60 Plot: Return to rockin’ Rydell High for a whole new term! It’s 1961, two years after the original Grease gang graduated, and there’s a new crop of seniors – and new members of the coolest cliques on campus, the Pink Ladies and T-Birds. Michael Carrington is the new kid in school – but he’s been branded a brainiac. Can he fix up an old motorcycle, don a leather jacket, avoid a rumble with the leader of the T-Birds, and win the heart of Pink Lady Stephanie Zinone? He’s surely going to try! |
Actors: Caulfield Maxwell,Zmed Adrian,Frechette Peter,McDonald Christopher,Green Leif,Caesar Sid,Hunter Tab,Comedy,Drama,Musical,Romance,
Why wasnt BeeGees involved again for Grease 2?
Why wasnt BeeGees involved again for Grease 2, after giving some of the best songs of the century in Grease 1?
As far as I can tell, the Bee Gees – specifically Barry Gibb – were only involved with the main title song "Grease".
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0077631/soun dtrack
EDIT
Looking through the cast and crew for the two movies, it appears that only a couple of producers and the choreographer (filling the role of director) returned for the second movie.
From everything I know, Grease 2 was nothing but a money grab attempting to capitalize on the success of the original movie.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grease_2
Justin H | Feb 02, 2010
Perfect World, A
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IMDB rating: 7.20 Plot: A Perfect World touches you from the bottom of your heart. It is a story about a man and a boy. A man escapes from a prison with his partner who he does not like. After escaping, they kidnap a little boy. It is not a simple kidnapping story as people expect with violence and blood. This man, as he describes himself, is not a good guy, but not the worst either. The boy, living with his mom and two sisters, follows their family??s religion, which forbids him from celebrating Halloween, celebrating Christmas, participating in parties, and pretty much any fun common for children of his age. The man gives the boy opportunities to play the games that he wants to, tells him what is wrong and what is right, and asks him to be independent and make his own choices. |
i find Perfect World, A for my PDA
Actors: Costner Kevin,Eastwood Clint,Lowther T.J.,Szarabajka Keith,Burmester Leo,Hewitt Paul,Whitford Bradley,McKinnon Ray,Cox Darryl,Whiteaker Jay,Drama,Crime,Thriller,
I'm throwing a surprise party HELP !?
My best friend is turning 14.! she has been the best friend in the whole world to me.. she’s always been there for me and everything ! i wana plan the perfect suprise party for her.. anyideas for invitations ?? she’s into the beatles and she’s learning to play guitar.. she is an awesome actress.. she’s pretty girly haha. i need ideas for decorations too but mainly THE INVITATIONS !(:
just give them mail telling that not to talk with her about that.
Power Don | Feb 04, 2010
get one of the beatles playing the guitar, print it, and write the invites on the back
Peace | Feb 04, 2010
You need to plan a theme. Decide what you think she would like the most. Example if its The Beatles then the Invitation should have something to do with the Beatles also the cake and decortations should all have the theme going. Make a beatles cake.
lindalovlee | Feb 04, 2010 Uncategorized | Comment (0)
Thelma & Louise
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IMDB rating: 7.30 Plot: Louise is working in a fast food restaurant as a waitress and has some problems with her friend Jimmy, who, as a musician, is always on the road. Thelma is married to Darryl who likes his wife to stay quiet in the kitchen so that he can watch football on TV. One day they decide to break out of their normal life and jump in the car and hit the road. Their journey, however, turns into a flight when Louise kills a man who threatens to rape Thelma. They decide to go to Mexico, but soon they are hunted by American police. |
Actors: Pitt Brad,Keitel Harvey,Madsen Michael,Tobolowsky Stephen,McDonald Christopher,Beghe Jason,Carhart Timothy,St. John Marco,Davis Sonny Carl,Swofford Ken,Desai Shelly,Adventure,Crime,Drama,Thriller,
Possibility of a Pregnant Pet Rat?
Not too long ago I bought two young and (presumably) female rats, Thelma and Louise. I was out of town for a week, left them in a friend’s care and returned to find that Louise is actually a Luis. Of course, the two rats are perfectly fine and separated for the time being.
I’ve owned (female) rats my entire life and never had this problem before. My question is this; could Luis have impregnated Thelma before or during testicular descent and scrotal development? Should I be preparing myself for a delivery of baby rats?
It’s possible. Rats are able to reproduce as young as 5 weeks of age. If Thelma has become pregnant, you’ll know very soon. As you probably know, rat gestation is only 3 weeks & the doe’s belly usually increases in girth during the 3rd week. With our own surprise litter, our mama rat’s belly didn’t get bigger until just a few days before the pups were born.
If Thelma does have babies, you may want to keep 1 or more of each sex so both Thelma & Luis can have companions. If it turns out that she isn’t pregnant, you might consider having Luis neutered so they can be reunited.
Good luck either way.
Catkin | Nov 29, 2009
He could have, it only takes a matter of seconds for them to mate enough for females to be pregnant.
I dont think you should worry about it unless you see her start to bloat or any other sort of sign for pregnancy.
But be prepared just in case. Better safe then sorry :]
Good luck with your, maybe, rattie-mama and little pinkies!
I agree with the person who answered before me, if they do have babies, keep some for company!
And if not getting your male neutered would make them able to be pals again :]
Slave to Rats | Nov 29, 2009