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Originally posted by EricLindros
Last ever episode of House M.D. was tonight.
Yeah, I was like:
- Goto:
- Go
Honda_X 13 years ago
Yeah, I was like:
Honda_X 13 years ago
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Originally posted by Sugarpie
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My last ever episode was about 3 years ago....Meh.
This.
I watch the last one though, nostalgia.
EricLindros 13 years ago
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Originally posted by Notech_The_Abbot
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what more can I say: Hey, this is crazy, and I just met you, so here's my number, CALL ME, maybe?
Hrm. who knew you were into that jam?
EricLindros 13 years ago
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Originally posted by Sugarpie
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My last ever episode was about 3 years ago....Meh.
Quitter.
But it did kind of go downhill a bit for a while, although it's still better than a lot of garbage on TV.
bustMall 13 years ago
House..... never quite liked it.
But The Help was excellent. My only complaint was that it was so well developed early on, that there were no surprises in the ending. Like Roots, it should be required viewing for everyone.
But The Help was excellent. My only complaint was that it was so well developed early on, that there were no surprises in the ending. Like Roots, it should be required viewing for everyone.
[Deleted] 13 years ago
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Originally posted by bustMall
House..... never quite liked it.
But The Help was excellent. My only complaint was that it was so well developed early on, that there were no surprises in the ending. Like Roots, it should be required viewing for everyone.
The Help was a great movie.
Notech_The_Abbot 13 years ago
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Originally posted by EricLindros
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Hrm. who knew you were into that jam?
And I've got Pam.
Anonymous18 13 years ago
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Originally posted by Honda_X
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Yeah, it's called being gangsta, you. would. not. know. bout. dis.
Ok, let's go drinking and hit on some womens
(I won't lie, its kind of hot
SP
Florida > exams. Come visit!
Bangledesh 13 years ago
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Originally posted by EricLindros
Last ever episode of House M.D. was tonight.
I will kill anyone that spoils the past... 4-5 seasons.
[Deleted] 13 years ago
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Originally posted by FeFeHumHum
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Ok, let's go drinking and hit on some womens
(I won't lie, its kind of hot
SP
Florida > exams. Come visit!
Thats what everyone kept telling me. lol. I would have been in Miami, but I would have made a trip to Fefeville.
EricLindros 13 years ago
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Originally posted by bustMall
House..... never quite liked it.
But The Help was excellent. My only complaint was that it was so well developed early on, that there were no surprises in the ending. Like Roots, it should be required viewing for everyone.
Yeah, people generally don't know how bad shit really was. We're so removed from it it's almost incomprehensible to think about the things that were done to other people:
http://www.futilitycloset.com/2012/05/12/dark-days/
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From an 1863 interview with blacksmith Solomon Bradley regarding the punishment of slaves in South Carolina:
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Q. Can you speak of any particular cases of cruelty that you have seen?
A. Yes, sir; the most shocking thing that I have seen was on the plantation of Mr. Farrarby, on the line of the railroad. I went up to his house one morning from my work for drinking water, and heard a woman screaming awfully in the door-yard. On going up to the fence and looking over I saw a woman stretched out, face downwards, on the ground her hands and feet being fastened to stakes. Mr. Farrarby was standing over and striking her with a leather trace belonging to his carriage-harness. As he struck her the flesh of her back and legs was raised in welts and ridges by the force of the blows. Sometimes when the poor thing cried too loud from the pain Farrarby would kick her in the mouth. After he had exhausted himself whipping her he sent to his house for sealing wax and lighted candle and, melting the wax, dropped it upon the woman’s lacerated back. He then got a riding whip and, standing over the woman, picked off the hardened wax by switching at it. Mr. Farrarby’s grown daughters were looking at all this from a window of the house through the blinds. This punishment was so terrible that I was induced to ask what offence the woman had committed and was told by her fellow servants that her only crime was in burning the edges of the waffles that she had cooked for breakfast. The sight of this thing made me wild almost that day. I could not work right and I prayed the Lord to help my people out of their bondage. I felt I could not stand it much longer.
From John W. Blassingame, Slave Testimony, 1977.
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bustMall 13 years ago
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Originally posted by Bangledesh
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I will kill anyone that spoils the past... 4-5 seasons.
Man, I hate to do this, but in every episode, someone gets some weird symptoms, and House solves the mystery.
What's to spoil?
Anonymous18 13 years ago
EL, that is the shit nightmares are made of. People are sick and sadistic 
Notech_The_Abbot 13 years ago
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Originally posted by EricLindros
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Yeah, people generally don't know how bad shit really was. We're so removed from it it's almost incomprehensible to think about the things that were done to other people:
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From an 1863 interview with blacksmith Solomon Bradley regarding the punishment of slaves in South Carolina:
[quote]
Q. Can you speak of any particular cases of cruelty that you have seen?
A. Yes, sir; the most shocking thing that I have seen was on the plantation of Mr. Farrarby, on the line of the railroad. I went up to his house one morning from my work for drinking water, and heard a woman screaming awfully in the door-yard. On going up to the fence and looking over I saw a woman stretched out, face downwards, on the ground her hands and feet being fastened to stakes. Mr. Farrarby was standing over and striking her with a leather trace belonging to his carriage-harness. As he struck her the flesh of her back and legs was raised in welts and ridges by the force of the blows. Sometimes when the poor thing cried too loud from the pain Farrarby would kick her in the mouth. After he had exhausted himself whipping her he sent to his house for sealing wax and lighted candle and, melting the wax, dropped it upon the woman’s lacerated back. He then got a riding whip and, standing over the woman, picked off the hardened wax by switching at it. Mr. Farrarby’s grown daughters were looking at all this from a window of the house through the blinds. This punishment was so terrible that I was induced to ask what offence the woman had committed and was told by her fellow servants that her only crime was in burning the edges of the waffles that she had cooked for breakfast. The sight of this thing made me wild almost that day. I could not work right and I prayed the Lord to help my people out of their bondage. I felt I could not stand it much longer.
From John W. Blassingame, Slave Testimony, 1977.
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Sobering to say the least.
bustMall 13 years ago
Due to time I spend in the deep south, I can say that in some ways, things haven't changed. And it's still not healthy to speak up against it.
[Deleted] 13 years ago
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Originally posted by FeFeHumHum
EL, that is the shit nightmares are made of. People are sick and sadistic
That was 1863 America, its even scarier to realize shit like this...and worse...still goes on in other places in the world.
Anonymous18 13 years ago
I kind of wish I was tired already but I slept some earlier...
- Goto:
- Go
