Last Lounge in Soho

[KRYPTON INC.]

The course of evolution. First obscene gestures, then tool making and use...

 

[InCali]

Don’t even get me started.

 

[Reek]

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

Don’t even get me started.

My guess is you started before you posted right now... And won't be finished until the bottle is empty.

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

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You think this is why he has that blond skunk stripe?

 

[Reek]

doesnt matter

BRAVES WIN

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

"Cool".

 

[Reek]

DJ would call it a great sportsball victory.... and then id take something else from him.

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

DJ would call it a great sportsball victory.... and then id take something else from him.

 

[InCali]

My guess is you started before you posted right now... And won't be finished until the bottle is empty.

That’s plural to you pal

 

[InCali]

doesnt matter

BRAVES WIN

Anytime you have Dave Roberts working for you, you’re bound to win

 

[Perfect Cell]

I watched Fargo through Enemy Mine, which means I only have 8 movies left. What a time to be alive.

Spoiler

I done did watch these:

Fargo: Easily one of the most charming movies you'll ever watch that features someone being hacked into pieces with an axe (at least top five).

Amazon Women on the Moon: I wouldn't have guessed the format of this movie in a thousand tries, and if I had, I definitely wouldn't have watched it sober.

A Fish Called Wanda: Every time Kevin Kline's character makes a mistake, his default response is to call someone else an *******, and honestly I get it.

Serpent and the Rainbow: "Supposed Scientist Drugged And Forced To Trek Through Haitian Jungle; Learns Nothing And Repeatedly Returns"

12 Monkeys: You know it's from a different time when someone brings a sealed canister to an airport and security says "Yeah, you're cool, just lemme shake it around first".

Big Night: My first job was as a dishwasher at a Greek restaurant, and it's always oddly comforting to be reminded that the experience is universally soul-crushing.

The Princess Bride: If you had listened to the "kissing parts" more closely, maybe things would have worked out with Winnie, Kevin.

Enemy Mine: Referencing the Houston Oilers in a movie set in the future really takes me out of the story of love and loss they're telling here.

 

[Perfect Cell]

DJ would call it a great sportsball victory.... and then id take something else from him.

I think you might already be scraping the bottom of the barrel on that one.

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

I watched Fargo through Enemy Mine, which means I only have 8 movies left. What a time to be alive.

Spoiler

I done did watch these:

Fargo: Easily one of the most charming movies you'll ever watch that features someone being hacked into pieces with an axe (at least top five).

Amazon Women on the Moon: I wouldn't have guessed the format of this movie in a thousand tries, and if I had, I definitely wouldn't have watched it sober.

A Fish Called Wanda: Every time Kevin Kline's character makes a mistake, his default response is to call someone else an *******, and honestly I get it.

Serpent and the Rainbow: "Supposed Scientist Drugged And Forced To Trek Through Haitian Jungle; Learns Nothing And Repeatedly Returns"

12 Monkeys: You know it's from a different time when someone brings a sealed canister to an airport and security says "Yeah, you're cool, just lemme shake it around first".

Big Night: My first job was as a dishwasher at a Greek restaurant, and it's always oddly comforting to be reminded that the experience is universally soul-crushing.

The Princess Bride: If you had listened to the "kissing parts" more closely, maybe things would have worked out with Winnie, Kevin.

Enemy Mine: Referencing the Houston Oilers in a movie set in the future really takes me out of the story of love and loss they're telling here.

I know FARGO is great, I grok the Cohens... And yet for some reason both Lebowski and this one... I'm not in the fan club. They are great movies... But I've never felt real needs to go back and sift through them for more or just for entetainment. That said... Marge is one of the great realistic LEOs in film history. What a great bunch of performances from the cast.


Amazon Women had tiddies and Henry Silva doing a parody of Jack Palance's Believe It Or Not? as well as Don "No Soul" Simmons... Yeah... Should told ya to burn it up for that.


Wanda is amazeballs. Just one of the best comedies of the 80's that is both timeless but also SO OF IT'S TIME. The fashion, the commentary the society... all there. And JLC is fire AND so good in her part.


Was hoping you'd find Serpent genuinely scary as the idea in it like being drugged against your will and buried alive are to me much more nerve wracking to think about than any of the super natural fueled horror films. A demon isn't coming out of your computer sceen anytime soon but a mother****er can just knock you out and leave your ass to die in a shallow grave. It happens all the time. That's why this is one of my few go to horror films.


I'm gonna be honest... Never cared for 12 Monkeys and I never will. Gilam is a great director with a hell of an eye for both the beautiful and the absurd but... I just didn't care about anything that happened in that movie. Pitt camping it up is not enough to save anything in my opinion.


Big Night is a nice mid sized and intimate movie about a lot of things to me, not least of which is the gravitational pull of family. And I love the sub genre of "food films" and this was one of the best to my eyes.


Princess Bride don't need me to heap any more praise on it. One of the best of the best for reasons.


Enemy Mine is big time underrated by the masses probably because it is a much smaller scale and character driven sci fi film from a time when genre films were going bigger in terms of spectacle and plot. In so many ways that movie was ahead of its time right down to there being a literal non-binary main character as one of the two protagonists. Sorry the Oilers ref ruined things for you. That's sportsball for ya.

 

[Perfect Cell]

On the other hand, the marauders in Enemy Mine were drinking Pepsi, which is a reference that will always stand the test of time. Pepsi: Only For Those With Evil In Their Hearts.

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

On the other hand, the marauders in Enemy Mine were drinking Pepsi, which is a reference that will always stand the test of time. Pepsi: Only For Those With Evil In Their Hearts.

I just searched for "evil Pepsi gif".

Without any context this is hilarious to me. WTF is going in the first place here?

 

[Perfect Cell]

My immediate guess was "pro wrestling".

And guess what...

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

There's only ONE Sting:

Spoiler

 

[Perfect Cell]

Music Sting has to pay a license fee to Wrestling Sting in order to use the name. He pays $1 a year.

He'd better keep paying too, otherwise he might wind up in a body bag. At least, that's what I heard.

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

Music Sting has to pay a license fee to Wrestling Sting in order to use the name. He pays $1 a year.

He'd better keep paying too, otherwise he might wind up in a body bag. At least, that's what I heard.

Gordo is the King of Pain...

Spoiler

PS... That's ****ing wild about the name.

 

[Perfect Cell]

Gordo is the King of Pain...

Spoiler

PS... That's ****ing wild about the name.

I read it once in a profile of Wrestling Sting. But like most things online, the possibility that it's bull**** is so very high. I'd like to believe it's true, though.

 

[KRYPTON INC.]

I read it once in a profile of Wrestling Sting. But like most things online, the possibility that it's bull**** is so very high. I'd like to believe it's true, though.

It seems WIDELY reported so plus one for veracity.


WIDELY reported online with scant legit sourcing though my investigation was at best 15 minutes of Googling and seeing it referred to in dozens of places, forums, Reddit etc.

On the other hand we do live in a world where a Wildlife conservation org got WWF to become WWE so Sting paying Sting a dollar to continue to be able to be called Sting so that Sting doesn't either take Sting to court or the shame of losing the name Sting to Sting being too much motivating Sting is not totally unthinkable.


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Sting.

 

[Perfect Cell]

It seems WIDELY reported so plus one for veracity.


WIDELY reported online with scant legit sourcing though my investigation was at best 15 minutes of Googling and seeing it referred to in dozens of places, forums, Reddit etc.

On the other hand we do live in a world where a Wildlife conservation org got WWF to become WWE so Sting paying Sting a dollar to continue to be able to be called Sting so that Sting doesn't either take Sting to court or the shame of losing the name Sting to Sting being too much motivating Sting is not totally unthinkable.


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Sting.

 

[InCali]

I think a racoon just gave me their version of the finger, one was up in the tree and it raise one arm at me......

 

[InCali]

I watched Fargo through Enemy Mine, which means I only have 8 movies left. What a time to be alive.

Spoiler

I done did watch these:

Fargo: Easily one of the most charming movies you'll ever watch that features someone being hacked into pieces with an axe (at least top five).

Amazon Women on the Moon: I wouldn't have guessed the format of this movie in a thousand tries, and if I had, I definitely wouldn't have watched it sober.

A Fish Called Wanda: Every time Kevin Kline's character makes a mistake, his default response is to call someone else an *******, and honestly I get it.

Serpent and the Rainbow: "Supposed Scientist Drugged And Forced To Trek Through Haitian Jungle; Learns Nothing And Repeatedly Returns"

12 Monkeys: You know it's from a different time when someone brings a sealed canister to an airport and security says "Yeah, you're cool, just lemme shake it around first".

Big Night: My first job was as a dishwasher at a Greek restaurant, and it's always oddly comforting to be reminded that the experience is universally soul-crushing.

The Princess Bride: If you had listened to the "kissing parts" more closely, maybe things would have worked out with Winnie, Kevin.

Enemy Mine: Referencing the Houston Oilers in a movie set in the future really takes me out of the story of love and loss they're telling here.