Confederation X
Captain Morgan
called Confederation X. It was a group devoted to e-wrestling,
southern culture, and pork rinds. I was a member then but I got out of
e-wrestling for awhile and dont know whatever happened to the group.
Anybody have any insight or it still exists?
captain morgan
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and yes, juvy and higor started it.
as a joke.
-las
*joke... joke... joke...
"there's always some dumb motherfucker trying to iceskate up a hill"
ISoldMyKidOnEBay
Jizzy
news:20020710181112...@mb-mt.aol.com...
> I was in it.
>
>
Two gringos and a Brazilian.
Jimmy
-that's like a bad buddy-cop movie.
Joe Birmingham
>
>Jimmy
>-that's like a bad buddy-cop movie.
No, my friend, there are no bad buddy-cop movies.
Rearing my ugly head,
Joe Birm
Adrift on a sea of whiskey in New Orleans...
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>
>
best ever: tango & cash.
-las
*fubar.
Greg Roberts
Oh, I beg to differ, Birm...
Worst Buddy-Cop Movies Of All Time
"Running Scared" - Hines and Crystal shoulda stuck to tap-dancing and
romantic comedy, respectively.
"Tango And Cash" - Russell and Stallone shoulda stuck to boning Goldie Hawn
and killing Charlie's nephews, respectively.
"Die Hard With A Vengeance" - The third in a series is ALWAYS the worst (see
Godfather, Rocky, etc...)
"Lethal Weapon 2" - Impossible to improve on the first one, but they tried
anyway
And the worst of all time?
"Red Heat" - This was so bad, I don't even have a snide comment. Pure
drivel.
Greg
* Has a "best buddy-cop movies" list just waitin'
Gene McCoy
"Greg Roberts" <frankg...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> * Has a "best buddy-cop movies" list just waitin'
Okay Greg, I'll bite ... what's the best buddy-cop movies?
Geno
*Liked "LW2" and "Running Scared" which proves he has no taste. :P
Greg Roberts
"48 Hours" - Yeah, Reggie Hammond wasn't a cop and he and Jack weren't
really buddies, but it's my list, so deal with it.
"The Hidden" - A little-known sci-fi buddy-cop movie, with Kyle Machlachlan
and Michael Nouri pursuing an alien criminal. The twist? One of the cops is
also an alien.
"Alien Nation" - I'm a James Caan mark, and the movie itself is pretty good,
too.
"Lethal Weapon" - Had it all... the out-of-control rebel cop, the
by-the-book cop close to retirement, and great villians in Mitchell Ryan and
Gary Busey. The fight scene at the end between Busey and Gibson is
greatness.
"Seven" - Much darker and more disturbing than most buddy-cop movies, but a
great piece of film, IMHO
"Gene McCoy" <gmc...@cox-internet.com> wrote in message
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Get Grand
who can say they dont love it when they see mel gibson and his black "black guy
cop" companion dying there on the ground and still able to crack jokes about
homosexuality?
I carry a Lethal Weapon, brutha.
--
J.A.B.
"Hugged your careful idol of cynicism today?"
Ridzal
> The third in a series is ALWAYS the worst (see
> Godfather, Rocky, etc...)
Whoa! Back it up a bit there. Everyone knows besides the first one,
Rocky III was the other good Rocky movie. Even better than Rocky V,
IMO, and way, way better than Rocky IV for sure.
--
Ridzal
http://homex.coolconnect.com/member3/muhammadridzal/
Retired, for now.
Handled:
The Circus of Madness:
Harley Quinn
'Sideshow' Sam Quinn
Another Quinn brother
Miss Maximus(Manager/Sister)
The Young Guns:
Juan Rivera
Another Texan
El Leon/'Texas Playboy' Joshua Dillinger
The North-South Express II:
Jose Juarez
Jean du Pont with Wanda Weiss
Joshua Dillinger(Manager) with Madeline Somers
You probably won't know any of these characters since they never made
it big.
You didn't miss much.
Those Darn Keenings
>
> I was in it.
Shut *UP*, Danny! SHUT UP, SHUT UP, SHUT UP!!!
TAKE YOUR PUBIK MULLETED HEAD BACK TO DETROIT AND STAY THERE!!!
I mean, really... any putz who'll willingly standing in the middle of
the crease and let goons fling hard rubber missiles at you with
slanted sticks is just asking for brain damage!!!
That Other Semi-Taunting Patrick
*now _THAT_ is how you make fun of someone*
*wanna hear my string joke again?*
Gene McCoy
mullet" insults all in one post.
Eventually, someone has to bring up Kevin Bacon.
Geno
*Two-degrees away and ...
*Wondering what a Pubik Mullet actually looks like on someone's skull.
Greg Roberts
> Rocky III was the other good Rocky movie. Even better than Rocky V,
> IMO, and way, way better than Rocky IV for sure.
Actually, I thought Rocky V was better than Rocky III. Just when you though
they'd done everything they could with that character, they take it to a
whole 'nother place. But upon second thought, and after careful
consideration of Rizdal's comments, I will change my opinion on the Rocky
series. Rocy IV was _definitely_ worse than Rocky III. Rocky IV was so bad,
I had actually blocked it out of my mind like so many bad summer camp
memories.
Greg
* Actually never went to summer camp
* Dug Brigitte Nielsen... for about 8 minutes
* Still can't believe Dolph Lundgren boned Grace Jones
Jizzy
>
> "The Hidden" - A little-known sci-fi buddy-cop movie, with Kyle
Machlachlan
> and Michael Nouri pursuing an alien criminal. The twist? One of the cops
is
> also an alien.
>
Wasn't that straight-to-video? :-)
Jimmy
-Die Hard With a Vengeance rocked, foo'!
Greg Roberts
> Machlachlan
> > and Michael Nouri pursuing an alien criminal. The twist? One of the cops
> is
> > also an alien.
> >
>
> Wasn't that straight-to-video? :-)
I saw it on video, but I don't know if it was a STV release.
BTW, don't mistake big-budget for good, my friend.
Greg
* The only Die Hard that rocked, fool, was the first one
Captain Morgan
the cap'n
Dr Pepper
On Wed 10 Jul 2002 23:50, Gene McCoy cut a promo about "Confederation
X".
GM> "Greg Roberts" <frankg...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> * Has a "best buddy-cop movies" list just waitin'
GM> Okay Greg, I'll bite ... what's the best buddy-cop movies?
GM> Geno
GM> *Liked "LW2" and "Running Scared" which proves he has no
GM> taste. :P
I liked "Due South".
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Get Grand
No offense, Patrick, but I remember when Chris introduced me to you back when
Creed rejoined around the time of the Bruise Cruise PPV. You weren't a
successful comedian back then, you aren't one now either. Realistically, it's
not feasible being a comedian. Yet, also only oh so practical if you want to
accomplish laughs.
I like the serious Patrick much more. Where the f--- did THAT go? This
semi-taunting and fully-self-superior garbage has got to go. Just get down to
business, Ace.
--
J.A.B.
"Hugged your careful idol of cynicism lately?"
Joe Birmingham
>*Two-degrees away and ...
>*Wondering what a Pubik Mullet actually looks like on someone's skull.
Remember Road Warrior Animal?
That.
Joe Birmingham
* What a rush, foo'.
Ridzal
> > Whoa! Back it up a bit there. Everyone knows besides the first one,
> > Rocky III was the other good Rocky movie. Even better than Rocky V,
> > IMO, and way, way better than Rocky IV for sure.
>
> Actually, I thought Rocky V was better than Rocky III. Just when you though
> they'd done everything they could with that character, they take it to a
> whole 'nother place. But upon second thought, and after careful
> consideration of Rizdal's comments, I will change my opinion on the Rocky
> series. Rocy IV was _definitely_ worse than Rocky III. Rocky IV was so bad,
> I had actually blocked it out of my mind like so many bad summer camp
> memories.
Rocky V was good, but I felt Rocky III was better. Reason being, I
don't think they explored the relationships in Rocky V, namely that
between Rocky and Tommy Gunn and Rocky and Rocky Jr. all that
satisfactorily. It left me feeling quite empty even after Rocky
whupped Tommy's ass at the end. In fact, all I marked out for at the
end was when Paulie punched Tommy's manager in the face. The
beginning, with Rocky losing his fortune and returning to his
neighbourhood was good, though, especially the scene in Mick's gym,
with the flashbacks.
Rocky III, on the other hand, I found to have a more satisfactory
plot-line and ending, with Rocky becoming 'soft' from his success,
losing to the rough-around-the-edges Clubber Lang and then returning
back to basics to beat Clubber. It was also one of the more memorable
ones for me because of Micky's death and Apollo Creed stepping up to
help his ex-nemesis. It was a more engaging storyline for me.
Rocky IV, I felt was just there to take advantage of the sentiments of
the time.
Rocky was the one that started it all, so it's one of the best, if not
the best, for me.
Rocky II I never watched and always seemed to miss on TV, so no
comments there.
>
> Greg
> * Actually never went to summer camp
> * Dug Brigitte Nielsen... for about 8 minutes
> * Still can't believe Dolph Lundgren boned Grace Jones
--
Ridzal
> "The Hidden" - A little-known sci-fi buddy-cop movie, with Kyle Machlachlan
> and Michael Nouri pursuing an alien criminal. The twist? One of the cops is
> also an alien.
Sounds like the movie with one of the aliens going 'I come in peace.'
before he blasts the other guy, but that sounds too B-grade to make
for a good buddy-cop movie.
I could be wrong.
Those Darn Keenings
>
> No offense, Patrick, but I remember when Chris introduced me
> to you back when Creed rejoined around the time of the Bruise
> Cruise PPV. You weren't a successful comedian back then, you
> aren't one now either.
You're saying being an *UN*successful comedian is a *BAD* thing? 8-b
> Realistically, it's not feasible being a comedian.
Actually, some friends of mine make fairly decent livings doing the
Yuk Yuk's tours up here in Canada. Kindofa crappy lifestyle if ya
don't like living out of a suitcase in stinky dives. But it can be a
living if that's what floats yer boat.
> I like the serious Patrick much more.
Ah, that would be the *OTHER* Patrick. (hastily redefines MPD)
> Where the f--- did THAT go?
Seriousness and RSPWF just don't mix well, IMNSHO.
> This semi-taunting and fully-self-superior garbage has
> got to go.
Never! When Danny Wilson is free to create IRC chatrooms devoted to
his demonic hobbies, *SOME ONE* has to stop him!!
To quote the immortal John Belushi: "Nothing is over until we decide
it is! Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!"
Who's with me?
> Just get down to business, Ace.
That would be Billy Greene. And... since when did a newsgroup become
a business?
Never mind, don't answer that. It was a rhetorical question.
That Other Other Patrick
* Awake, sweet child, from your house of pain *
* Greet the dawn that's slowly gone insane *
The Y 2 Juvy
time being. lol...memories.
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Something etc,
JC ICE AND WOLFIE D~!
-Las
*man, fuck you, motherfucker,.
OSW President Jerod Story
> it is! Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!"
>
> Who's with me?
...
This is... fucking amazing.
Pat just quoted Animal House... which featured Kevin Bacon.
My fucking god... we did it in 6 degrees. :)
"KrazyAce" Jerod Story
* This post makes a lot more sense if you've read the entire thread :)
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QOTW:
"'Cuz when it comes down to it, we're all just a bunch of D&D, comic
books, video game, horror movie geeks pretending to be guys rolling
around in their underwear."
- Richard Vail, on why e-w gets him so damn horny.
"Some of the EMWC guys have noticed Colton now. I told them not only
where they could go, and how fast the trip would be, but which
websites could get them the cheapest fares."
- Mitch Worthington, pissing off half the Empire in one fell swoop.
"Rich was wondering about all the late cards, and I told him if there
weren't any late cards, we'd all go mad and start killing people
randomly."
- Don Cameron, finally unveiling the REAL reason for late cards.
"Did I mention just how much I loathe your continued existance today?"
- Dave "Picky" Olvera, showing how much he cares.
"***Commish- so this one looks over folks and 1... 2... but what
the hell what is This now a huge looking cow is coming to the ring
Crow and Tom: A WHAT?
***Commish- it explodes blood everwhere
Crow: EXPLODING COWS! This is the BEST wrestling match in the
history of the world!"
- http://www.geocities.com/bobwrestling/iad_main.html, covering the
Match from HELL~!
Gene McCoy
The odds were just working too much in our favor.
Geno