charlie or eddie?

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11 Jul 07 13:10

Phlabibit

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11 Jul 07 13:55

Originally posted by darvlay
He's very popular among 16 year old boys and Phlabibit.

You should probably shut your mouth, before I shut it for you.

P-

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11 Jul 07 13:57

Originally posted by demonseed
16? You better work quickly, you have a small window here, soon you will be legal and darvlay will no longer be interested.

that is gross
[b]thread closed

darvlay

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11 Jul 07 13:57

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Originally posted by GovnarSmrti
I agree.
Regarding those male murphys, Eddie was funny 20 years ago. Now, with stuff like Norbit, Nutty Professor etc, he's as funny as Tim Allen. And the other one was never funny.

I thought the Nutty Professor was pretty funny. It was no Delirious but it certainly wasn't as bad as Home Improvement.

I also didn't mind Bowfinger. The other recent (comedy) movies of his though were not that great, I agree.

Starrman

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11 Jul 07 13:59

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Originally posted by darvlay
I thought the Nutty Professor was pretty funny. It was no Delirious but it certainly wasn't as bad as Home Improvement.

I also didn't mind Bowfinger. The other recent (comedy) movies of his though were not that great, I agree.

I always knew you chinkadians were into slapstick. That stuff's just not funny, man.

EDIT: And neither is dressing up as a fat woman.

demonseed

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11 Jul 07 14:00

Originally posted by darvlay
I thought the Nutty Professor was pretty funny.

This disgusts me more than your paedophilia.

darvlay

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11 Jul 07 14:01

And you guys call me a snob.

Harumph, I say!

EcstremeVenom

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11 Jul 07 14:04

has anyone noticed how every comedy seems to have the same basic storyline? that is how eddie murphy's new movies are. there are a few types of comedies: a white cop and a black cop working together; or a guy with no partner trying to get a girl and in every movie like that there is a "sad" point, where he comes really close to losing the girl, and you see it coming every time; it is the same storyline being butchered with different jokes

darvlay

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11 Jul 07 14:09

Originally posted by EcstremeVenom
has anyone noticed how every comedy seems to have the same basic storyline? that is how eddie murphy's new movies are. there are a few types of comedies: a white cop and a black cop working together; or a guy with no partner trying to get a girl and in every movie like that there is a "sad" point, where he comes really close to losing the girl, and you see it coming every time; it is the same storyline being butchered with different jokes

No, I hadn't noticed that.

darvlay

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11 Jul 07 14:12

Interestingly enough, the black cop/white cop comedy vehicle started with 48 Hrs. starring guess who in 1982.

demonseed

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11 Jul 07 14:13

Originally posted by darvlay
Interestingly enough, the black cop/white cop comedy vehicle started with 48 Hrs. starring guess who in 1982.

Nice work, patronne.

EcstremeVenom

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11 Jul 07 14:23

some movies where the main character is trying to get a girl and loses her and then gets her back again include norbit, shrek (even shrek 2 when he already had her 😕), haunted mansion, even in dr. dolittle he loses his wife's trust because she thinks he's crazy, and idk if you are claiming he started the black and white cop thing, idk who did, but hes still repetitive whether he is copying himself or other people because he does it again in movies like i-spy and showtime