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"WORLDS LONGEST THREAD!!!!! Record attempt"

Come on everone, lets get into the guiness book of records. Write completely random stuff here, and try to get the thread longer than 600 replies (the world record) WOOHOO LETS GO. In fact i got an i dea, lets have a word game. I write a word, and u reply with the first word which comes into your head.


1st Word:----------------> Playstation 2

I am a fish.

Smoke me a kipper, i'll be back for brunch.

Tra la la.

Whoop whoop whoop.

Cabbages.

gregintrouble@ hotsnail.com

Shlaben?

I dislike hannah.

Oh oh oh, i'm a monkey.

RAW IS CHEESE.

(breath)

Laurence, the supreme ruler of the world, has just singed in.

I want to win gameaday!

It seems to be stuck under an extremely wet, extremely large and extremely smelly haddock.

Somebody get Grix's brain back, quick...

I've just realised something...

Isn't wrestling AMAZING!

I mean... what could be more exciting, I don't know why I never watch it!

I'm off to buy WWF videos! See you guys later!

Has the swear filter gone on holiday or something?

(ARGGH!!! I FORGOT ABOUT THE PLANE!!!)

...

Well that was a funny feeling, my brain just left my body.

I don't feel that much different.

...

Immensely moving drama, highlighted by the incomparable Robert Donat in a remarkable, career-defining performance. The film chronicles the life of devoted schoolmaster Charles Chipping (Donat), affectionately known as `Mr. Chips.' He is introduced as a reserved young man about to realize his dream of teaching at a school for boys. His teaching methods are at first strict and by the book, making him unpopular with his pupils. However, through the love and encouragement of his wife (Greer Garson), he gradually loosens up and throughout the course of the film becomes a beloved institution among students and teachers alike. As Chips' wife and most ardent supporter, Garson makes a strong impression, endowing her character with a simple tranquility that fits just right. However, the heart of the film is Donat's earnest performance, which spans some 58 years of Chips' life with absolute credibility. Donat, whose film career was unfortunately restricted by chronic asthma, won an Oscar for his work here (defeating the likes of Clark Gable in `Gone With the Wind' and Jimmy Stewart in `Mr. Smith Goes to Washington'). Although the film is highly sentimental, it is nonetheless an enjoyable and extremely rewarding experience, and the final scene is unforgettable. A must-see!

Source: Steven Mears' (Clifton VA) review from another site. (Hope you don't mind me using this Steven, but it's a good synopsis).

Goodbye Mr Chips?

Is that a wind up? Isnt Mr Chips the little man on catchphrase?

All time top 3:

Total Recall
The Matrix
Goodbye Mr. Chips

again in no particular order.

FantasyMeister wrote:
> Are those last two posts your film review?

What am I doing here,
> it's 00:47am.....


Well FM, your watch must be wrong, you thought it was 00:47, but the SR post clock thing says it was 00:45. Remind me never to book you as my getaway driver.........

That was my film review of Get Carter, quite concise and to the point i thought. I think it could win me filaday, except i posted it in the wrong place, still nevermind.......

While im talking about films, whats everyones top 3 films ever? in no particular order mine are:

Casino
Goodfellas
Beverly Hills Ninja

I know i should post this in the films section, but who cares?


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pop

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