MyHatred
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DarbysDad said:try jacking off
I work in the front of the office--Not sure that many people would appreciate that.
OT: Who gets the last word?
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I work in the front of the office--Not sure that many people would appreciate that.
DarbysDad
Timmy! Timmy!!! Timmy!!!
DarbysDad
Timmy! Timmy!!! Timmy!!!
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isn't it though? it's incredible
the human race is basically its own worst enemy... and basically its only enemy
the human race is basically its own worst enemy... and basically its only enemy
DarbysDad
Timmy! Timmy!!! Timmy!!!
bRaTpRiNcEsS
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Anthrax_Mosher
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Smith's 10,000 Credits Assailed
Kevin Smith's marketing gimmick to give an end-credit to the first 10,000 people on MySpace.com who linked their "friends list" to the Clerks II website, has been roundly criticized by award-winning L.A. Weekly columnist Nikki Finke. In a column headed, "Hollywood Guilds Ain't Gonna Be Thrilled," Finke writes, "This could very well be the most insulting thing I've ever heard, a huge diss, to anyone who's ever legitimately earned a credit on a film. It's the sort of shenanigan that, if the guilds in this town had spines, they should stop immediately." Smith, however, received applause for the gimmick at the Comic-Con convention over the weekend when one of the 10,000 congratulated him for including them in the film. The names, Smith acknowledged, fly by so quickly that they can't be read, but he said he did have concerns about the possibility that editors at the IMDb website might have to scramble to add 10,000 new names to their credits' list overnight.
Kevin Smith's marketing gimmick to give an end-credit to the first 10,000 people on MySpace.com who linked their "friends list" to the Clerks II website, has been roundly criticized by award-winning L.A. Weekly columnist Nikki Finke. In a column headed, "Hollywood Guilds Ain't Gonna Be Thrilled," Finke writes, "This could very well be the most insulting thing I've ever heard, a huge diss, to anyone who's ever legitimately earned a credit on a film. It's the sort of shenanigan that, if the guilds in this town had spines, they should stop immediately." Smith, however, received applause for the gimmick at the Comic-Con convention over the weekend when one of the 10,000 congratulated him for including them in the film. The names, Smith acknowledged, fly by so quickly that they can't be read, but he said he did have concerns about the possibility that editors at the IMDb website might have to scramble to add 10,000 new names to their credits' list overnight.
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Yeah. I feel their pain. Every time I pay my mortgage, I weep for the overpaid rich folk who no longer want the fame they strived to acheive, and the silly people who sit around picking out the best of them.
And God forbid that a director pays respect to the fans that shell out their hard-earned cash to see their movies through a "gimmick" like this.
MyHatred
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I'm sure they are sitting somewhere with their $10 mint mocha's crying how the caterer's credit went by too quick.
I need some cool theme music and credits for when I leave my job everyday. MY JOB IS NOT RECOGNIZING ME PEOPLE!!!!!
God, how easy people lose touch with reality. If they weren't acting they would be washing my car.
I need some cool theme music and credits for when I leave my job everyday. MY JOB IS NOT RECOGNIZING ME PEOPLE!!!!!
God, how easy people lose touch with reality. If they weren't acting they would be washing my car.
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