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The Adventures of Mark Twain

2007-05-10, 12:08 AM #1

Vin

No Longer Homeless!
Fancy Pants

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o_O

2007-05-10, 12:20 AM #2

Rob

Bah, HUMBUG!

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That is only a snippet, based on The Mysterious Stranger. (Most people should notice the quote at the end is a little different than in the writing)

2007-05-10, 12:41 PM #3

Baconfish

ALL GLORY TO THE CONTEST WINNER

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What the hell was that?

nope.

2007-05-10, 1:08 PM #4

Phantom-Seraph

Of the Opera!

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That was really cool. I doubt many children would understand any of it.

My blawgh.

2007-05-10, 1:39 PM #5

Recusant

Prefered by 80% of Doctors

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I loved that film. I think I've still got it on tape back home.

2007-05-10, 2:13 PM #6

Rob

Bah, HUMBUG!

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Originally posted by Phantom-Seraph:

That was really cool. I doubt many children would understand any of it.

I used to watch this movie atleast once a week when I was little. So much that the VHS tape is almost worn out.

No, I don't think I understood much, but I found everything hilarious all the same. Good children's movies should be more like this, snd less HEY GUYS CG AND FART JOKES FOR THE KIDS, OLDIES FOR THE FARTY PARENTS LOL.

Originally posted by Recusant:

I loved that film. I think I've still got it on tape back home.

They released it on DVD about a year ago.

I suggest everyone seek it out on thine amazon.com

2007-05-10, 2:47 PM #7

Koobie

Registered User

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That was ****ing surreal.

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