Red Mosquito

i do appreciate the TVG nickname. It was because of The Batman i guess?

epilogue wrote:

Mickey wrote:Why do you add the T before his name? It's just VG.

A long time ago he said he wanted to be called The Vinyl Guy. He thought that would be cool and because I'm such an awesome guy I decided I'd honor his wishes and call him that (abbreviated as TVG, of course). And then he turns and pulls this shit on me.

No good deed good unpunished, amirite?

You should use your mod powers to officially change his name. Maybe that will start the healing journey.

Glory

Mickey wrote:

epilogue wrote:

Mickey wrote:Why do you add the T before his name? It's just VG.

A long time ago he said he wanted to be called The Vinyl Guy. He thought that would be cool and because I'm such an awesome guy I decided I'd honor his wishes and call him that (abbreviated as TVG, of course). And then he turns and pulls this shit on me.

No good deed good unpunished, amirite?

You should use your mod powers to officially change his name. Maybe that will start the healing journey.

I'm pretty sure now that the account is a bot. If I change the username to anything it'll be "c'mon it was a joke"

now, its more like jeeeesus relax already

PIVOT!!

Special Joe wrote:And then he turns and pulls this shit on me.

No good deed good unpunished, amirite?

Ello Sailor wrote:

Special Joe wrote:And then he turns and pulls this shit on me.

No good deed good unpunished, amirite?

Saw In The Heights in the theatre but I wanted to see it again before it left HBOMax, so we watched it last night.

The movie is legit great. It's been decades since there's been an American Musical Film that is truly relevant and vital. John Chu is a fucking great director.

It's interesting because it occurred to me how similar he is to QT, actually. In terms of scope, cinema (creating cinematic art), framing and fantasy. However, Chu's brand of fantasy is much more my speed. It's (Chu's brand) theatrical and doesn't feel explosive or macho like it does with QT.

Anyway, I need more time to think this all through. Maybe I'm way off. It was just something that hit me last night. Either way, In The Heights is great. It's the best musical film made in like 50 years.

epilogue wrote:Saw In The Heights in the theatre but I wanted to see it again before it left HBOMax, so we watched it last night.

The movie is legit great. It's been decades since there's been an American Musical Film that is truly relevant and vital. John Chu is a fucking great director.

It's interesting because it occurred to me how similar he is to QT, actually. In terms of scope, cinema (creating cinematic art), framing and fantasy. However, Chu's brand of fantasy is much more my speed. It's (Chu's brand) theatrical and doesn't feel explosive or macho like it does with QT.

Anyway, I need more time to think this all through. Maybe I'm way off. It was just something that hit me last night. Either way, In The Heights is great. It's the best musical film made in like 50 years.

Better than The Wiz? Surely you must be joking.

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:Saw In The Heights in the theatre but I wanted to see it again before it left HBOMax, so we watched it last night.

The movie is legit great. It's been decades since there's been an American Musical Film that is truly relevant and vital. John Chu is a fucking great director.

It's interesting because it occurred to me how similar he is to QT, actually. In terms of scope, cinema (creating cinematic art), framing and fantasy. However, Chu's brand of fantasy is much more my speed. It's (Chu's brand) theatrical and doesn't feel explosive or macho like it does with QT.

Anyway, I need more time to think this all through. Maybe I'm way off. It was just something that hit me last night. Either way, In The Heights is great. It's the best musical film made in like 50 years.

Better than The Wiz? Surely you must be joking.

nothing tops Ease on Down the Road.

nothing.

dad wrote:

wease wrote:

epilogue wrote:Saw In The Heights in the theatre but I wanted to see it again before it left HBOMax, so we watched it last night.

The movie is legit great. It's been decades since there's been an American Musical Film that is truly relevant and vital. John Chu is a fucking great director.

It's interesting because it occurred to me how similar he is to QT, actually. In terms of scope, cinema (creating cinematic art), framing and fantasy. However, Chu's brand of fantasy is much more my speed. It's (Chu's brand) theatrical and doesn't feel explosive or macho like it does with QT.

Anyway, I need more time to think this all through. Maybe I'm way off. It was just something that hit me last night. Either way, In The Heights is great. It's the best musical film made in like 50 years.

Better than The Wiz? Surely you must be joking.

nothing tops Ease on Down the Road.

nothing.

Goddamn right

Are y'all aware that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) is on HBOMax?!!

epilogue wrote:Are y'all aware that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) is on HBOMa?!!

go ninja, go ninja, go ninja...




go.

dad wrote:

epilogue wrote:Are y'all aware that Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) is on HBOMa?!!

go ninja, go ninja, go ninja...




go.

Ain't no secret of the ooze MoFo.

Anders wrote:Glory

Had an irresponsible teacher show this to our class when I was in 9th grade. This super sheltered Jehovah’s Witness girl was bawling. The teacher wound up getting let go (rumor was a relationship with a student) and later got into a car accident that left him dumb. I have no idea what happened to the JW. I have no recollection of her after 9th grade at all. “Tits on a bull” stuck with me tho.

Oh my God!!!

Fucking SAM ROCKWELL is in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles!!!

Amazing.

Does he have m/any lines? I love Rockwell and this is news to me.

Ello Sailor wrote:Does he have m/any lines? I love Rockwell and this is news to me.

I think he says “regular or menthol?”