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Posted: Jan 01 2007 12:41 pm

Movies in which they appear rock.

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Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back is my favorite, and the only Kevin Smith movie I own on dvd

Posted: Jan 01 2007 03:19 pm

The View Askew movies are indeed awesome.

I really like Clerks II right now.

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I enjoyed mallrats.

Posted: Jan 01 2007 08:49 pm

I must have watched Dogma about 100 times.

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chasing amy wasn't as good.

Posted: Jan 02 2007 12:36 am

JEW wrote:

chasing amy wasn't as good.

Oh, if only I could tell you my real life adventures and that movie.

I LOVE Kevin Smith. His movies are great, but I'm beginning to like the people in and behind them more than the movies themselves. Dogma's still my favorite of the flicks he's made.

EDIT: I love Kevin Smith so much I'll advertise "Catch and Release" starring him and Sydney Bristow. In theaters January 26, 2007. The first MUST SEE movie of the year!

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I could tell you my own "in love with a lesbian" stories.

Posted: Jan 02 2007 02:40 am

JEW wrote:

I could tell you my own "in love with a lesbian" stories.

Does it involve wanton destruction?

Posted: Jan 02 2007 04:21 am

My favorite Jay & Silent Bob appearance was in The Notebook... they're scene was very tear jerking.

Posted: Jan 02 2007 10:57 pm

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My favorite Jay & Silent Bob appearance was in The Notebook... they're scene was very tear jerking.

You mean when they were kissing in the rain?

Posted: Jan 03 2007 12:10 am

Glad I'm not the only one who remembered... I was starting to think I had just imagined it.

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Tebor wrote:

JEW wrote:

I could tell you my own "in love with a lesbian" stories.

Does it involve wanton destruction?

I was in a bad way, brother. I was on a one way crash course of self destruction, dudes.

Posted: Jan 03 2007 10:28 am

JEW wrote:

I could tell you my own "in love with a lesbian" stories.

Just as long as you weren't in love with a stripper. WORST SONG EVER.

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keep all music discussion in the music forum sir! we have nazi's running around that don't take kindly to disorder!

actually I'm unfamiliar with the song you are referring to.

Posted: Jan 04 2007 07:04 am

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmPh3ReeFzw

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damn lil momma...

this song is almsot as terrible as when lil jon covered "london bridge is falling down."

Posted: Jan 04 2007 05:49 pm

Ugh. One of my friends has a dumbass brother who blasts that on his stereo ALL THE FUCKING TIME!

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no.

there's a legitimate crunk song called "london bridge," but that's not what I'm referring to.

a while ago on some show, lil jon was challenged to remix "london bridge is fallign down" and did it expertly. you can probably find it on youtube.

Posted: Jan 04 2007 06:36 pm

I'm referring to "I'm in Love with a Stripper". Sorry about that.

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Posted: Jan 04 2007 09:22 pm

I liked that song!

That was the shit.

Posted: Jan 04 2007 09:24 pm

Not when a geeky kid sings along to it in a cracking voice, it's not.

Posted: Jan 04 2007 09:53 pm

Oh, so that's the problem.

That'll be terrible at the worst, and humorous at the best. ^^

Posted: Jan 04 2007 10:01 pm

It was funny the first time, mildly funny the 2nd time, but by the 3rd-45th times it was annoying as hell.