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Buz
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 40
0 miles · Atlanta
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The Canadians keep stealing all of our hockey teams in Atlanta. First they grabbed The Flames and then The Thrashers. You'd think they'd change the name of the team though. The Flames was named in honor of Atlanta rebuilding from the ashes after Gen. Sherman's burning of the city. Though when you think about maybe they were honoring his burning of the city. hmmm... That's one to think about.
Next Atlanta had The Thrashers, named for the state bird of Georgia. Does that work in Canada? hmmm....
Oh well we still have the AAA minor league Gwinnett Gladiators and I think they had better attendance than The Thrashers. Maybe because they play in a coliseum out in the suburbs with plenty of parking and away from the main traffic congestion and closer to where northern transplants bought homes.
I still don't know many of the rules of hockey but I've enjoyed several games of the Gladiators. The fights are nice!
Personally I think Dudealicious is the leader of the Canadian conspiracy to steal Atlanta hockey teams. He's dangerous!
Next Atlanta had The Thrashers, named for the state bird of Georgia. Does that work in Canada? hmmm....
Oh well we still have the AAA minor league Gwinnett Gladiators and I think they had better attendance than The Thrashers. Maybe because they play in a coliseum out in the suburbs with plenty of parking and away from the main traffic congestion and closer to where northern transplants bought homes.
I still don't know many of the rules of hockey but I've enjoyed several games of the Gladiators. The fights are nice!
Personally I think Dudealicious is the leader of the Canadian conspiracy to steal Atlanta hockey teams. He's dangerous!
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Like I said above Tarantino had fun playing with the scenes. His Tennessee scene looks like coastal Mississippi. Those hills in Mississippi look like California and believe me Mississippi and California do not look anything alike. At least I think Tarantino plans for inaccuracies as part of his style unlike Oliver Stone who wants you to believe his inaccurate history is truth. Tarantino does add quite a bit of humor to Durango Unchained.
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Of the 3 main human transitional movie genres Zombies. Werewolves, and Vampires, I like zombies and werewolves much better than vampires.
The Night of the Living Dead was a popular movie to show when we had Zombie Parties. We never threw a werewolf or a vampire party. When we had parties we always dressed the theme. Toga parties were especially popular and always accompanied by the video Animal House playing.
My favorite ever werewolf movie is American Werewolf In London.
I think The Walking Dead is an exceptional TV show.
The Night of the Living Dead was a popular movie to show when we had Zombie Parties. We never threw a werewolf or a vampire party. When we had parties we always dressed the theme. Toga parties were especially popular and always accompanied by the video Animal House playing.
My favorite ever werewolf movie is American Werewolf In London.
I think The Walking Dead is an exceptional TV show.
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Django Unchained is one of the bloodiest movies I've ever seen. The language is very foul. Typical Quentin Tarantino, but I have enjoyed all of his movies. It has a great cast. Jamie Fox is outstanding as is Christopher Waltz and Leonardo DiCaprio. Samuel L. Jackson is awesome, Oscar worthy awesome. Kerry Washington is outstanding and gorgeous! Also, Don Johnson is excellent as a scumbag slave owner and incompetent wannabe leader of a bunch of inept pre-KKK goofballs.
Evidently Tarantino set out to make an old fashioned 1960s style spaghetti western and he truly did. He picks up on all the great stereotypical spaghetti western cliches, even to the point of purposely having incorrect geographical scene settings. Hanging moss in Tennessee? haha Treeless hills in Mississippi (that looks more like California.)
If you like bloody cursing shoot 'em ups, then you'll love it. It is packed full of impossible unrealistic action scenes. If only mid-1800s black powder pistols had been that accurate. Parts of the movie are funny as hell and had me nearly laughing out of my seat, while other scenes I could barely stomach watching.
If you don't like bloody gore and are squeamish about certain ugly despicable words then don't go see it as you'll probably hate it. I admit I was taken aback about the constant use of a certain word I really don't like to hear.
Despite that I rate it 4 out of 5 stars. Its almost as good as Inglorious Basterds but not near as good as Pulp Fiction.
Evidently Tarantino set out to make an old fashioned 1960s style spaghetti western and he truly did. He picks up on all the great stereotypical spaghetti western cliches, even to the point of purposely having incorrect geographical scene settings. Hanging moss in Tennessee? haha Treeless hills in Mississippi (that looks more like California.)
If you like bloody cursing shoot 'em ups, then you'll love it. It is packed full of impossible unrealistic action scenes. If only mid-1800s black powder pistols had been that accurate. Parts of the movie are funny as hell and had me nearly laughing out of my seat, while other scenes I could barely stomach watching.
If you don't like bloody gore and are squeamish about certain ugly despicable words then don't go see it as you'll probably hate it. I admit I was taken aback about the constant use of a certain word I really don't like to hear.
Despite that I rate it 4 out of 5 stars. Its almost as good as Inglorious Basterds but not near as good as Pulp Fiction.
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The Walking Dead is filmed just outside Atlanta. IronE Singelton that plays Theodore 'T-Dog' Douglas, played football at and is a UGA alumni and his college roommate was superstar football player Hines Ward, one of my favorite all-time Georgia Bulldogs. Anyhow through that connection Hines Ward has played a zombie on the TV show before. I have some friends who've been extras on The Walking Dead. It is one of the few TV shows I like, but I still don't get a chance to keep up with it as much as I would like. I may have to buy the DVD season packages.
Hines Ward in his zombie make up...
Hines Ward in his zombie make up...
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I am a HUGE football fan but not at all fired up about this game. I don't care for the 2 teams involved, especially the Ravens. They have Ray Lewis, who with a large gang of guys, his posse, beat and stabbed 2 guys to death in Atlanta. Lewis pleaded to a lesser charge and they all got off pretty much without any punishment. Every single guy in Ray Lewis's posse was a large muscled up guy and they claimed self defense against 2 small skinny slightly effiminate guys who just talked back to them after Lewis and his posse were poking fun at them. Self Defense? BULLSHIT! It was murder! Those 2 guys didn't have a chance against even one of that Lewis posse. Just another super rich and famous guy getting away with a heinous crime because of who he is. Now Ray Lewis is pretending to be a preacher. I call BULLSHIT on that!
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To all authors, especially new authors on Lush. Please do not depend solely upon spellcheck and your own proofing abilities. I highly suggest that you make a friend or a few here on Lush that you can rely on to also proof your stories. It might be good to start a proofing circle or group and all help each other out. A fresh set of eyes are always better at catching typos, misspellings, grammar errors and such than the person that wrote the story. You will like the results if you do that.
I myself am a dyslexic and many other authors here are also, so I am prone to typing errors and misplacing words. I have learned through experience to never rely upon my own proofing alone and especially spellcheck. My first draft is always a real mess. I proof many times before I send my story to a friend to proof & edit for me. I have also helped many friends out in the same way.
If you do all that you will greatly cut down on the chance of your story being rejected. Also be aware of the Lush posting rules that are posted on this site.
Thanks and enjoy Lushing!
I myself am a dyslexic and many other authors here are also, so I am prone to typing errors and misplacing words. I have learned through experience to never rely upon my own proofing alone and especially spellcheck. My first draft is always a real mess. I proof many times before I send my story to a friend to proof & edit for me. I have also helped many friends out in the same way.
If you do all that you will greatly cut down on the chance of your story being rejected. Also be aware of the Lush posting rules that are posted on this site.
Thanks and enjoy Lushing!
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No. There is love, passionate deep sensual love like I have for my wife. I love my friends but in a different way. I love my family deeply but it is a different love too. But I mean it when I say it.
I never told a girl I loved her to have sex nor just because they told me they loved me. I've only said it to one and I married her.
I never told a girl I loved her to have sex nor just because they told me they loved me. I've only said it to one and I married her.
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Quote by Nikki703
On my knees. Just something so primal about kneeling before him and sucking him!!
But all positions can be fun. One I really like is to be laying on the bed on my back with my head hanging off and he fucks my face. This is a great way to take him all the way down your throat but it helps if you dont have a severe gag reflex!!
I worship before you!
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Quote by Magical_felix
How dare you...
That fool was ten times smarter than the average perp... He would pistol whip fools, corner them with his detecting skills, blind them with his swagger.
Please don't fuck up like this again Buz.
You don't fuck with these fools. Not if you want to live.
Look at this recent transformation. He went from the baddest vice cop in Miami to one of the most despicable Colonel Sanders looking slavers ever portrayed on film.
Jack-Magical_Felix,
I see the error of my ways and stand corrected. What was I thinking insulting Don Johnson for having wimpy arms. I did give kudos to his rather macho voice though.
I take this opportunity on humble bended knees to apologize to you Jack, to Col. Sanders...I mean Sonny Crockett aka Sonny Burnette, his partner Tubbs, to Michael Mann, the city of Miami, the Miami Vice Nation, America, the western hemisphere, Ferrari automobiles, breast implants, $1000 pastel silk suits, 80s music, cigarette boats, and all other things Miami Vice, for my poor comments and I won't fuck up again. All hail Don Johnson, American icon.
Sincerely,
Buz
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Someone who did need a transformation was Don Johnson who played Sonny Crocket in the old Miami Vice TV show. He had a great tough guy voice but his puny skinny arms always displayed in sleeveless shirts were not realistic at all. He needed to lift some weights and bulk up just enough to be believable. No way he could rough up a perp with those toothpick arms.