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| Mine wifey has her birth celebration today (don't you dare ask!), and one of her wishes was to take in a movie. We went to Radio.
Most emotion I have had sitting in a movie house in a long time. My girl cleaned out her eyes, and even this old buzzard jerked a tear over it.
Give this some consideration, you won't be fighting a crowd to see it.
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Location: Essexville, MI./Saginaw Bay. | Originally written by Rick Larson on 2003-11-12 10:06 PM
Mine wifey has her birth celebration today (don't you dare ask!), and one of her wishes was to take in a movie. We went to Radio.
Most emotion I have had sitting in a movie house in a long time. My girl cleaned out her eyes, and even this old buzzard jerked a tear over it.
Give this some consideration, you won't be fighting a crowd to see it.
Me and the wife seen The Matrix III last night. Man, what special effects. As good as the first two? Well ya. Kinda hard to fallow like the first two. As far as tear jerker movies, I'm still recovering from "Old Yell'ar".
Edited by walleye express 11/13/2003 8:17 AM
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Location: Rhinelander | Express,
You are indicating your age by mentioning Old Yeller. I saw that too as a kid, and remember it (real kid/dog tear jerker. Made me awful afraid of rabies). Matrix was good? I am looking forward to seeing that one. | |
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Location: Essexville, MI./Saginaw Bay. | Originally written by sworrall on 2003-11-14 10:31 PM
Express,
You are indicating your age by mentioning Old Yeller. I saw that too as a kid, and remember it (real kid/dog tear jerker. Made me awful afraid of rabies). Matrix was good? I am looking forward to seeing that one.
Yup, Steve.
I'm no spring chicken by any means. Walleye, Duck and Venison flesh has kept me looking young though. 
The frame is in good shape, but the axle and tires are showing their age. | |
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