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Cotton Some days I'm a super bitch Joined: Sun Oct 24, 2004 7:22 pm Posts: 6645	Mike wrote: My 12-year-old niece is reading a book she got from her school library about a girl who got raped. Now it doesn't bother me too much since she's pretty mature when it comes to being able to handle themes like that, but I couldn't help but think how a lot of parents wouldn't have as much of a problem with a book like that being in the school library as they would a book with a gay character. You're always hearing about books with gay characters being banned from schools or at least being complained about by parents. A lot of times gay kids who are confused about how they feel can't even get books from their school about it. Thankfully there's the internet now so they can look up info. You're absolutly right, and as gays and lesbians begin to gain more acceptance within social norms and laws, we can expect more of a backlash. It's also funny that some people expect gays to sort of "tough-it-out" and live in a society that's clearly predjudiced against them, yet they're always the first to complain whenever they get offended by anything that goes against THEIR beliefs. I'm not applying that theory to everyone of course.
Sun Mar 05, 2006 2:15 am

Cotton Some days I'm a super bitch Joined: Sun Oct 24, 2004 7:22 pm Posts: 6645	Box wrote: Quote: A children's book about two male penguins that raise a baby penguin has been moved to the nonfiction section of two public library branches after parents complained it had homosexual undertones. The illustrated book, "And Tango Makes Three," is based on a true story of two male penguins, named Roy and Silo, who adopted an abandoned egg at New York City's Central Park Zoo in the late 1990s. The book, written by Peter Parnell and Justin Richardson, was moved from the children's section at two Rolling Hills' Consolidated Library's branches in Savannah and St. Joseph in northwest Missouri. Two parents had expressed concerns about the book last month. Barbara Read, the Rolling Hills' director, said experts report that adoptions aren't unusual in the penguin world. However, moving the book to the nonfiction section would decrease the chance that it would "blindside" readers, she said. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060304/ap_ ... _book_flap Em, how can it be in the fiction section? It's like saying that a book about two black parents ought to be moved to fiction, since, you know, those black people- they don't exist :-0 It wasn't in the fiction section per se, but in the children's section, which probably includes both fiction and nonfiction books. (Sorry, can't tell if you're being sarcastic or not.)
Sun Mar 05, 2006 2:40 am

Cotton Some days I'm a super bitch Joined: Sun Oct 24, 2004 7:22 pm Posts: 6645
Mon Mar 06, 2006 1:23 am

Mr. Reynolds Confessing on a Dance Floor Joined: Tue Nov 23, 2004 12:46 am Posts: 5578 Location: Celebratin' in Chitown	if any good comes out of this is that i think the BM cult will grow stronger. what a blow. i seriously am angry and bewildered. Last edited by Mr. Reynolds on Mon Mar 06, 2006 2:39 am, edited 1 time in total.
Mon Mar 06, 2006 1:54 am

GCC The Dark Knight Joined: Fri Oct 22, 2004 5:11 pm Posts: 777	I was in the Castro theatre in San Francisco watching the Oscars, and the tone of the crowd turned downright sad when BP Crash was announced. Talk about an Oscar upset! Whew!
Mon Mar 06, 2006 2:19 am

Christian Team Kris Joined: Thu Oct 28, 2004 5:02 pm Posts: 27584 Location: The Damage Control Table	Sam Nasty wrote: if any good comes out of this is that i think the BM cult will grow stronger. what a blow. i seriously am angry and bewildered. Yeah, I mean, great movies never even won or get nominated for an Oscar and are better regarded than some movies that won. If anything, the stigma will be for Crash - whenever it gets mentioned, Brokeback will certainly follow the next sentence. _________________ A hot man once wrote: Urgh, I have to throw out half my underwear because it's too tight.
Mon Mar 06, 2006 3:27 am

Dkmuto Forum General Joined: Fri Oct 22, 2004 1:00 am Posts: 6502	Hold on a second. A film about gay cowboys that scored $80 million and did NOT win Best Picture... Doesn't that almost make its performance seem better?
Mon Mar 06, 2006 5:16 am

Cotton Some days I'm a super bitch Joined: Sun Oct 24, 2004 7:22 pm Posts: 6645	Christian wrote: Sam Nasty wrote: if any good comes out of this is that i think the BM cult will grow stronger. what a blow. i seriously am angry and bewildered. Yeah, I mean, great movies never even won or get nominated for an Oscar and are better regarded than some movies that won. If anything, the stigma will be for Crash - whenever it gets mentioned, Brokeback will certainly follow the next sentence. That'll probably only continue for a year (maybe a few for die-hard cinema fans), but then taper off. I'm seriously disapointed, because I felt that awarding it Best Picture would have somehow crystalized the film in history and acted as some kind of precedent for future movies of its nature. I dunno, maybe I'm being a tad melodramatic. It's a great movie that'll probably be remembered regardless.
Mon Mar 06, 2006 12:06 pm

Rev Romosexual! Joined: Tue Oct 19, 2004 3:06 am Posts: 32635 Location: the last free city	http://www.starz.com/features/brokeback ... index.html _________________ Is it 2028 yet?
Fri Mar 10, 2006 7:11 pm

Mr. Reynolds Confessing on a Dance Floor Joined: Tue Nov 23, 2004 12:46 am Posts: 5578 Location: Celebratin' in Chitown	revolutions wrote: http://www.starz.com/features/brokebackmountain/index.html i love it!
Fri Mar 10, 2006 7:13 pm

Mr. Reynolds Confessing on a Dance Floor Joined: Tue Nov 23, 2004 12:46 am Posts: 5578 Location: Celebratin' in Chitown	Brokeback dance remix hitting the clubs!! yay!! Variety.com
Tue Mar 14, 2006 2:10 am

Magic Mike Wallflower Joined: Mon Oct 25, 2004 4:53 am Posts: 35249 Location: Minnesota	What pisses me off, other than the movie not winning Best Picture of course , is that they never released the absolutely BEAUTIFUL song "A Love That Will Never Grow Old" as a single. It deserved to get a music video (with scenes from the movie) and play on the radio. I think it definitely would have been a hit. I don't get what's wrong with them. I wish they'd still do it, but after all this time they probably won't for sure now. It's really unfortunate.
Tue Mar 14, 2006 2:26 pm

Magic Mike Wallflower Joined: Mon Oct 25, 2004 4:53 am Posts: 35249 Location: Minnesota	Sam Nasty wrote: Brokeback dance remix hitting the clubs!! yay!! Variety.com It would be interesting to hear what the remixes sounded like, but I'm sure they can't do the gorgeous "The Wings" justice. I'm not really into club mixes though.
Tue Mar 14, 2006 2:29 pm

Mr. Reynolds Confessing on a Dance Floor Joined: Tue Nov 23, 2004 12:46 am Posts: 5578 Location: Celebratin' in Chitown	i used to be a club kid so i love dance music.
Tue Mar 14, 2006 3:24 pm

Raffiki Forum General Joined: Fri Oct 22, 2004 12:14 am Posts: 9966	revolutions wrote: http://www.starz.com/features/brokebackmountain/index.html OMG that was hillarious!!! @dance remix.... hmmm sounds interesting. _________________ Top Movies of 2009 1. Hurt Locker / 2. (500) Days of Summer / 3. Sunshine Cleaning / 4. Up / 5. I Love You, Man Top Anticipated 2009 1. Nine
Tue Mar 14, 2006 3:30 pm

MikeQ. The French Dutch Boy Joined: Wed Oct 13, 2004 8:28 pm Posts: 10266 Location: Mordor, Middle Earth	Raffiki wrote: revolutions wrote: http://www.starz.com/features/brokebackmountain/index.html OMG that was hillarious!!! @dance remix.... hmmm sounds interesting. Haha, yeah. The first one I ever saw was the Titanic-in-30-seconds bunny parody. They have a whole bunch here: http://www.angryalien.com Titanic, Jaws, King Kong, Scream, Star Wars, Alien, The Exorcist, etc.... PEACE, Mike.
Tue Mar 14, 2006 3:37 pm

Magic Mike Wallflower Joined: Mon Oct 25, 2004 4:53 am Posts: 35249 Location: Minnesota	I ordered a Brokeback Mountain shirt off e-bay and got it on Monday. Sadly it's too long for me and doesn't fit me right. But I special ordered it so I can't exchange it. I also ordered a High Tension shirt, which is on a different brand of shirt, and that one is just fine. It's the perfect length and fits me well (both are Medium too, and yet since they are different brands they are quite different in size). This is the BM one I ordered: http://cgi.ebay.com/Brokeback-Mountain- ... dZViewItem Except I got it on blue, which cost $5 extra, though it usually costs $7 but the guy gave it to me a little cheaper because he had to special order a shirt for someone else too. It pisses me off that I spent so much and now I can't even wear it. Now I'd know which to get but I can't afford to dish out more money for another shirt. If anyone would like to buy this BM one from me for the amount I paid so I can use the money to get a different one in the same brand as the HT one let me know. I want a BM shirt, but one I can wear. It's a really nice shirt too (the picture anyway).
Fri Mar 17, 2006 12:59 am

MikeQ. The French Dutch Boy Joined: Wed Oct 13, 2004 8:28 pm Posts: 10266 Location: Mordor, Middle Earth	Mike wrote: I ordered a Brokeback Mountain shirt off e-bay and got it on Monday. Sadly it's too long for me and doesn't fit me right. But I special ordered it so I can't exchange it. I also ordered a High Tension shirt, which is on a different brand of shirt, and that one is just fine. It's the perfect length and fits me well (both are Medium too, and yet since they are different brands they are quite different in size). This is the BM one I ordered: http://cgi.ebay.com/Brokeback-Mountain- ... dZViewItem Except I got it on blue, which cost $5 extra, though it usually costs $7 but the guy gave it to me a little cheaper because he had to special order a shirt for someone else too. It pisses me off that I spent so much and now I can't even wear it. Now I'd know which to get but I can't afford to dish out more money for another shirt. If anyone would like to buy this BM one from me for the amount I paid so I can use the money to get a different one in the same brand as the HT one let me know. I want a BM shirt, but one I can wear. It's a really nice shirt too (the picture anyway). I'm not interested, but if the shirt is just too long (I've experienced that before), try to find someone who is a stitcher/sewer, and then all you need to do is cut the shirt at the level you want, and get the edges re-stiched/sewn. It should look just fine. I've a few times gotten my super sewer aunt to cut arm lengths or shirt lengths on my tees, to make them unique or fit better. Just a suggestion, if you can't get a buyer. PEACe, Mike.
Fri Mar 17, 2006 1:41 am

Magic Mike Wallflower Joined: Mon Oct 25, 2004 4:53 am Posts: 35249 Location: Minnesota	Ok, thanks .
Fri Mar 17, 2006 11:33 am

Michael. No Wire Tampons! Joined: Sat Jan 08, 2005 12:27 am Posts: 23283	Arent those shirts slightly...illegal? I meant they are using the name, images from Focus and the faces of the actors to sell the products, unless they have the consent of Focus and the actors im not sure if that stuff is allowed? _________________ I'm out.
Fri Mar 17, 2006 12:09 pm

Magic Mike Wallflower Joined: Mon Oct 25, 2004 4:53 am Posts: 35249 Location: Minnesota	Maybe, but it doesn't bother me. I'm happy as long as I can get shirts like that for movies I love, and ebay has lots of shirts like this. I can't see why Focus or other studios would care either because people wearing the shirts would be promoting their movie, so it's free publicity. If they don't want that then they should get the shirts out themselves, but you don't see that happening. It used to be where you could get shirts for movies on the websites for them that the studios put out, but I haven't seen that much anymore. If I really love a movie I want to show my love for it and want to wear a shirt for it. So as long as I can I don't care if the people making them are doing it illegally.
Fri Mar 17, 2006 2:36 pm

GCC The Dark Knight Joined: Fri Oct 22, 2004 5:11 pm Posts: 777	What I don't get is if Focus isn't making promo shirts themselves, then what's the big deal. It's basically free advertising for them.
Fri Mar 17, 2006 5:28 pm

Magic Mike Wallflower Joined: Mon Oct 25, 2004 4:53 am Posts: 35249 Location: Minnesota	SFERIC wrote: What I don't get is if Focus isn't making promo shirts themselves, then what's the big deal. It's basically free advertising for them. Exactly! Some studios make shirts to give out for their movies because if people wear them in public it's good advertising. Well this way they don't have to pay to have them made, so I can't see why they'd be mad that their movie is getting free promotion.
Fri Mar 17, 2006 5:47 pm

Archangel Forum General Joined: Sat Oct 16, 2004 9:31 pm Posts: 9998 Location: Australia	GERMANY - Opening Weekend Very impressive opening last weekend in just 149 theatres and compares favourbly against Oscar standouts Munich, Walk the Line and Memoirs. Closer - $2,245,212 (Ã¢â€šÂ¬1,714,691/ 262,815 adms. - 469 TC) The Pink Panther - $2,050,948 (Ã¢â€šÂ¬1,726,611/ 280,589 adms. - 540 TC) The Aviator - $2,034,389 (Ã¢â€šÂ¬1,565,157/ 207,731 adms. - 318 TC) Master & Commander: The Far Side Of The World - $1,961,205 (Ã¢â€šÂ¬1,635,645/ 243.982 adms. - 610 TC) Brokeback Mountain - $1,900,554 (Ã¢â€šÂ¬1,600,000/ 224,285 adms. - 149 TC) Jarhead - $1,753,447 (Ã¢â€šÂ¬1,443,648/ 213,221 adms. - 320 TC) The Hulk - $1,739,200 (Ã¢â€šÂ¬1,514,843/222.435 adms. - 520 TC) Munich - $1,691,817 (Ã¢â€šÂ¬1,394,057/ 182,348 adms. - 394 TC) Walk The Line - $1,526,374 (Ã¢â€šÂ¬1,271,866/ 179,901 adms. - 179 TC) Memoirs Of A Geisha - $1,408,693 (Ã¢â€šÂ¬1,164,792/ 161,213 adms. - 206 TC) Pride & Prejudice - $1,295,726 (Ã¢â€šÂ¬1,078,420/ 162,250 adms. - 285 TC) The Phantom Of The Opera - $790,347 (Ã¢â€šÂ¬596,309/ 87,175 adms. - 430 TC) Chicago - $774,000 (214 TC) FRANCE - Week 7 1 - Brokeback Mountain - $1,869,439 (277,516 adms. - 155 TC) 2 - Brokeback Mountain - $3,417,249 ($1,541,727/ 228,076 adms., -18%) 3 - Brokeback Mountain - $4,657,707 ($1,278,434/ 191,251 adms., -16%) 4 - Brokeback Mountain - $5,633,186 ($1,010,098/ 152,251 adms., -20%) 5 - Brokeback Mountain - $6,386,890 ($748,864/ 112,772 adms., -26%) 6 - Brokeback Mountain - $6,905,478 ($547,468/ 82,818 adms., -27%) Million Dollar Baby - $20,270,793 ($1,146,778, -4%) Brokeback Mountain - $7,423,072 ($432,396/ 64,632 adms., -22%) Moulin Rouge - $6,516,910 ($184,278, -35%) - OUT Chicago - $6,182,487 ($285,422, -25%) UNITED KINGDOM - Weekend 10 1 - Brokeback Mountain - $1,748,819 (Ã‚Â£987,261 - 125 TC) 2 - Brokeback Mountain - $5,034,599 (Ã‚Â£2,843,944 - $2,265,752/ Ã‚Â£1,279,878, +30%) 3 - Brokeback Mountain - $8,432,575 (Ã‚Â£4,783,631 - $1,885,624/ Ã‚Â£1,069,677, -16%) 4 - Brokeback Mountain - $10,833,983 (Ã‚Â£6,111,233 - $1,248,069/ Ã‚Â£704,011, -34%) 5 - Brokeback Mountain - $12,698,271 (Ã‚Â£7,214,142 - $1,007,266/ Ã‚Â£572,248, -19%) 6 - Brokeback Mountain - $13,890,752 (Ã‚Â£7,960,790 - $640,574/ Ã‚Â£367,113, -36%) 7 - Brokeback Mountain - $14,855,306 (Ã‚Â£8,534,522 - $466,892/ Ã‚Â£268,234, -27%) 8 - Brokeback Mountain - $15,832,859 (Ã‚Â£9,076,978 - $442,364/ Ã‚Â£253,607, -5%) 9 - Brokeback Mountain - $16,704,952 (Ã‚Â£9,469,032 - $359,063/ Ã‚Â£203,531, -20%) Chicago - $24,942,613 ($263,691, -23%) Brokeback Mountain - $16,866,747 (Ã‚Â£9,772,087 - $212,403/ Ã‚Â£123,060, -40%) Million Dollar Baby - $9,590,320 (Ã‚Â£5,006,435 - $171,084/ Ã‚Â£89,311, -50%) AUSTRALIA (AUD$) - Weekend 7 1 - Brokeback Mountain - $1,574,210 (or $1,611,557 incl. p/v - 48 SC) 2 - Brokeback Mountain - $3,173,790 ($1,003,156, -36%) 3 - Brokeback Mountain - $4,274,074 ($712,779, -29%) 4 - Brokeback Mountain - $5,342,730 ($796,613, +12%) 5 - Brokeback Mountain - $6,330,884 ($644,479, -19%) 6 - Brokeback Mountain - $7,159,438 ($570,651, -11%) Very dissapointing release strategy by the distributors here in Australia. It started off in limited theatres, which is fair enough.....however, they failed to capatilise on its pre-Oscar buzz and it's still in less than 100 screens in Australia. Comparatively Munich and Walk The Line all had wide releases......with the latter doing extremely well (AUD$12m after 6 weeks). This could've been a $10m contender. Memoirs Of A Geisha - $9,697,603 ($149,097, -28%) The Aviator - $8,275,364 ($162,120, -52%)Easter Brokeback Mountain - $7,830,831 ($424,829, -26%)* Finding Neverland - $7,544,380 ($158,108, -49%) Pride And Prejudice - $6,803,672 ($82,462, -63%) The Phantom Of The Opera - $6,509,650 ($183,811, -14%) Cinderella Man - $5,925,456 ($29,806, -54%) - OUT Closer - $5,780,818 ($47,061, -47%) - OUT TAIPEI (TWD$) - Weekend 8 1 - Brokeback Mountain - 11,200,745 (8,369,250 2-Day) - 15 2 - Brokeback Mountain - 21,781,875 (1,980,750, -76.3%) - 15 3 - Brokeback Mountain - 34,074,095 (3,313,695, +67.3%) - 15 4 - Brokeback Mountain - 39,197,070 (1,628,290, -50.9%) - 14 5 - Brokeback Mountain - 41,993,845 (984,625, -39.5%) - 14 6 - Brokeback Mountain - 43,357,935 (540,385, -45.1%) - 9 7 - Brokeback Mountain - 44,452,600 (417,440, -22.8%) - 9 8 - Brokeback Mountain - 47,283,720 (1,198,340, +187.1%) - 13 Taiwan is Ang Lee crazy, and after his Best Director's win at the Oscars, BM adds 4 new screens in Taipei and jumps 187%. BM now surpasses 2004's surprise hit Phantom of the Opera and Fun with Dick and Jane. 50m TWD is not out of the question. The Hulk (2003) - 57,522,075 Final Destination 3 (2006) - 47,963,895 Brokeback Mountain (2006) - 47,283,720 Fun With Dick And Jane (2006) - 46,100,410 The Phantom Of The Opera (2004) - 45,652,950 Moulin Rouge (2001) - 43,107,600 Chicago (2003) - 38,504,285 A Beautiful Mind (2002) - 37,554,200 Memoirs Of A Geisha (2006) - 33,574,940 The Aviator (2005) - 32,476,450 HONG KONG - Day 20 Outstanding performance in Hong Kong, and competing extremly well against local smash Two Becomes One. BM is outperforming such blockbusters as Pirates of the Caribbean, Ocean's 12...with the highest-gross for an Oscar nominee since ROTK. Brokeback Mountain - $1,222,702 ($29,633) The Hulk - $1,167,889 ($7,615) The Aviator - $839,722 ($11,538) Chicago - $837,179 ($20,513) The Phantom Of The Opera - $728,289 ($16,669) March Of The Penguins - $663,839 ($3,867) - OUT Pride And Prejudice - $404,561 ($6,442) BELGIUM - Weekend 3 1 - Brokeback Mountain - $327,433 (or $311,574/ Ã¢â€šÂ¬262,532 without p/v - 27) 2 - Brokeback Mountain - $751,566 ($293,396/ Ã¢â€šÂ¬244,273, -7%) The Aviator - $1,488,108 ($388,216/ Ã¢â€šÂ¬301,504, +5%) Million Dollar Baby - $1,262,005 ($273,520/ Ã¢â€šÂ¬211,521, -25%) Brokeback Mountain - $1,018,604 ($201,888/ Ã¢â€šÂ¬169,925, -30%) Master & Commander: The Far Side Of The World - $944,393 ($163,241/ Ã¢â€šÂ¬133,205, -29%) The Hulk - $944,286 ($107,559/ Ã¢â€šÂ¬95,943, -36%) Closer - $878,375 ($181,339/ Ã¢â€šÂ¬140,117, -24%) Cold Mountain - $809,288 ($141,298/ Ã¢â€šÂ¬113,745, -41%) Jarhead - $718,761 ($137,873/ Ã¢â€šÂ¬113,607, -35%) Ray - $700,063 ($161,549/ Ã¢â€šÂ¬120,021, -21%) SWEDEN - Weekend 6 1 - Brokeback Mountain - $120,098 (928,670 SKR - 13) 2 - Brokeback Mountain - $340,178 ($134,823/ 1,050,540 SKR, +13%) 3 - Brokeback Mountain - $555,047 ($125,584/ 986,537 SKR, -6%) 4 - Brokeback Mountain - $749,433 ($126,516/ 1,002,993 SKR, +2%) 5 - Brokeback Mountain - $1,007,843 ($130,797/ 1,030,314 SKR, +3%) Casanova - $1,448,544 ($51,045/ 402,091 SKR, -17%) The Hulk - $1,250,460 ($25,643/ 210,221 SKR, -14%) Brokeback Mountain - $1,215,822 ($120,940/ 954,120 SKR, -7%) Million Dollar Baby - $1,193,212 ($53,022/ 386,084 SKR, -41%) Walk The Line - $886,915 ($83,139/ 655,900 SKR, -11%) The Phantom Of The Opera - $858,702 ($49,483/ 346,270 SKR, -22%) Closer - $706,341 ($30,459/ 209,147 SKR, -12%) - OUT SWITZERLAND - Weekend 8 1 - Brokeback Mountain - $177,116 (or $155,827/ 200,004 SFR 4-Day - 18) 2 - Brokeback Mountain - $322,318 ($104,378/ 133,395 SFR, -33%) 3 - Brokeback Mountain - $424,674 ($81,854/ 106,067 SFR, -20%) 4 - Brokeback Mountain - $506,143 ($59,999/ 78,335 SFR, -26%) 5 - Brokeback Mountain - $876,356 ($352,123/ 461,915 SFR, +490%) 6 - Brokeback Mountain - $1,283,604 ($290,695/ 382,903 SFR, -17%) 7 - Brokeback Mountain - $1,676,837 ($273,996/ 356,579 SFR, -7%) Oscar nominees tend to do very well in Switzerland, evidence below. BM still mingles inside the Top 5 last weekend and is sure to give $3m a decent crack by the end. The Aviator - $2,642,309 ($53,049/ 61,054 SFR, -44%) Ray - $2,355,271 ($113,813/ 132,843 SFR, -44%) Million Dollar Baby - $2,238,788 ($212,032/ 254,545 SFR, -15%) Brokeback Mountain - $2,040,598 ($290,957/ 384,179 SFR, +8%) Lost In Translation - $2,034,313 ($102,241/ 129,846 SFR, -21%) Finding Neverland - $1,787,682 ($122,716/ 141,234 SFR, -29%) Master & Commander: The Far Side Of The World - $1,373,884 ($29,168/ 36,915 SFR, -30%) Ã¢â‚¬â€œ OUT Mystic River - $1,340,794 ($31,752/ 40,611 SFR, -26%) Ã¢â‚¬â€œ OUT Memoirs Of A Geisha - $1,304,146 ($107,277 141,649 SFR, -22%) _________________ Im Archangel. Telin le thaed. Lasto beth nin, tolo dan nan galad. I surrender who I've been for who you are Nothing makes me stronger than your fragile heart If I had only felt how it feels to be yours I would have known what I've been living for all along What I've been living for
Sat Mar 18, 2006 4:25 am

Bryan_smith Cream of the Crop Joined: Wed Nov 24, 2004 7:13 pm Posts: 2120	according to this site Towerload Brokeback sold 1.4 million DVD's on it's first day of release. Pretty good. Worldwide Gross sits at 165 million. _________________ spaces.msn.com/members/metropolis19
Wed Apr 05, 2006 6:20 pm
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