Re: Superman vs Pirates, was Re: Submarines!

[Alex Suter]

pete <pfi...@mindspring.com> wrote:
>OK, but don't forget for Pirates 3.

Yes! Nobody forget about Pirates 3! NOBODY!

>It was especially tough
>to sit through the closing credits for Pirates.
>I estimate that there were over a thousand names listed.

And six thousand people that worked on it. What about
the other five thousand, eh? Someone consider the
children and watch each and every name.

>The scene after the closing credits for Coming To America,
>was also one of the best scenes of that movie.

Was there a dog on a throne?

'Cause I love that.

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Alex Suter
asu...@cs.stanford.edu
Bone on a throne

[Bryce Utting]

Alex Suter <asu...@xenon.Stanford.EDU> wrote:
>>It was especially tough
>>to sit through the closing credits for Pirates.
>>I estimate that there were over a thousand names listed.
>
> And six thousand people that worked on it. What about
> the other five thousand, eh? Someone consider the
> children and watch each and every name.

DAMN straight! I only just found out I've got a cousin listed on
Kong; if I'd've stayed to read the credits like I SHOULD have I woulda
known.

(though hey, I knew of his involvement early, and could've had JUICY
gossip for Knowles if I'd realised that two beans and two more beans
makes more than a very small casserole.)

I keep up with my relatives by reading Google News, liner notes, and
movie credits.

butting

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