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Re(1): Great Scenes in Cinematic History Lately I've been remembering that scene from the Godfather where the self-righteous Senator cries like a baby over the dead body of a whore .... dunno why, just keeps coming to mind. Where's the fcking mafia when you really need them' Posted in: Off Topic*	one road Oct 3rd, 2006
Frist Folds to Taliban That's right folks, the man who took away your right to play poker believes we can't win in Afghanistan, and that the Tabliban should be invited back into the government. I bet he secretly admires them for their Gawd-fearing ways. Posted in: Off Topic	one road Oct 2nd, 2006
Re(1): i hate america Here's some viewpoints of conservatives on the Bush admin and why they (conservatives) are just as pissed as a lot of (dirty, filthy, commie) liberals. The problem is, they seem to want the Dems to win mostly so they can be blamed for the current clusterfck. Ain't gonna happen. Bush will screw everything up for another two years, retire to "statesmanship" (as if), and we'll all be living with the damage for years to come. gg everyone who voted this asshat into office. Posted in: Off Topic*	one road Sep 30th, 2006
Re(1): Best scene from a Gangster film Coen brothers' Miller's Crossing when Tom (Gabriel Byrne) walks Bernie (John Turturro) out into the woods and whacks him. Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 27th, 2006
Re(1): Christie Canyon Susie Slushpit Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 24th, 2006
Re(1): The end of faith. I was just commenting on another forum last night about how all this religious shit going on these days is really beginning to creep me out. I mean, it's getting way past old. It's like we're devolving back to the dark ages. Here's two things I believe: "Free your mind and your ass will follow." - Funkadelic "You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows." - Dylan Oh, and this: "When the going gets wierd, the wierd turn pro." - Hunter S. Thompson Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 19th, 2006
Re(1): If you could choose 3 games in history to go back and attend (That you didnt go to) 1) Jets vs Colts, Super Bowl 3 2) one of the Celtics/Lakers Championship games - Bird, Magic, McCale, etc 3) hmm ... I guess my h.s. '68 state championship game except this time we don't get robbed Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 19th, 2006
Re(1): Number 1 Song When you Were Born Mine was "Untitled" by Grok beating a skin with a Mammoth leg bone. Straight to the top of the chart, bypassing Kagar's "Spirit of the Cave Bear" chant. Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 19th, 2006
Celebrity Movie stars, poker players, athletes, politicians, media queens (Paris H., etc), rock stars -- There are all kinds of celebrities. Would you want to be one' Personally, I think it would be a living hell, but I'm somethiing of a recluse; all that attention would drive me crazy (er, more crazy). So would you' What kind' Would you bask in the attention or whine about your privacy' Would you strike a pose or punch the papparazzi' Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 18th, 2006
Re(1): 6 years Just on basic principle, I believe everyone should take a shot at thier dream, whatever it may be, within reason. I don't know too much about golf, but it seems that making the pro tour is a long shot. So, perhaps as you take that long shot, you could have a secondary goal, a fall-back position so to speak; another niche in golf that you would enjoy. In other words, go for the dream, but be open to other opportunities that might present themselves. You might come up with some creative idea for a business or job in the golf world that would be very satisfying. I had a very similar situation ... Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 18th, 2006
Re(1): anyone else getting sick of "muslim outrage" The problem is poor, uneducated, miserable people led by religious extremists. These "mobs" are no different than any "mob" in history - gullible people led by malicious leaders. These people are everywhere, in every nation, of every religion, ethnicity, creed, color, etc. - including the U.S. Over-population and ignorance = disaster "The problems of the world can't be solved by the same thinking that created them." Einstein btw, free Tibet Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 17th, 2006
Re(4): lol PETA Hippies came to feel that a monolithic entity had emerged�composed of corporate industry, corporate media, the military and government�that exercised undue power over their lives. Wow, we were so wrong! gg Bush/Cheney-Halliburtion/Rumsfield graduating hs in the early seventies, we preferred the designation "freaks" Posted in: Off Topic*	one road Sep 16th, 2006
Re(1): Why doesnt anyone play on WPEX? I'm playing some there now, limit 2/4 mostly. The software is not great, but not that horrible. I'm not a big fan of Limit, but I hit the books and refreshed myself on Limit, and have been doing okay. It's a minefield at that level, but once I figured out how people were playing, I've been doing okay. And now and then I play NL. Seems to me traffic is slowly increasing. But for low $ Limit, it's pretty damn nice getting that rake back, and surprising how it accumulates. And as you mention, even if you just break even at the table, you're still making money. The NL ... Posted in: Poker Discussion	one road Sep 15th, 2006
Re(1): Any guitarists out there? Hey, if you're talking acoustic fingerstyle guitar, I could help you out - I was way into that stuff for a long time, and still have tons of books/tabs and cds. Also, I've owned about 20 different acoustic guitars so know a little about those as well - There was a thread a few days back about "greatest guitar sols" and I posted a couple of links, to Doyle Dykes and Tommy Emmanuel. There's lots of cool players/styles out there - for instance, Laurence Juber did an acoustic version of "Little Wing" that is killer. Once you start looking, you might be surprised at radical sht people are doing ... Posted in: Off Topic*	one road Sep 15th, 2006
Re(1): Ahhh Monty Python... cid:034801c6d703$bad8c540$0201a8c0@Judys Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 15th, 2006
Re(4): Best actor resume ever? There are so many good ones, younger and older. I mean - you gotta think of Cagney, Bogart, Jimmy Stewart, Heston, Eastwood, Henry Fonda, Paul Newman .... so many good ones Def props to Harrison Ford just because he's been in three of the big series - Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and the Tom Clancy roles But for my money, for overall quality of performance in a wide range of excellent films - Anthony Hopkins. Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 14th, 2006
Re(2): Best actor resume ever? Sean Connery (In Production) (2000s) (1990s) (1980s) (1970s) (1960s) (1950s) Indiana Jones 4 (2008) (pre-production) (rumored) .... Dr. Henry Jones Sir Billi the Vet (2006) (voice) James Bond 007: From Russia with Love (2005) (VG) (voice) .... James Bond 007 The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003) .... Allan Quatermain ... aka LXG (USA: promotional abbreviation) ... aka Liga der au�ergew�hnlichen Gentlemen, Die (Germany) ... aka The League (USA: promotional title) Finding Forrester (2000) .... William Forrester "Sonic Underground" - Flying Fortress: Chaos Emerald Crisis ... Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 14th, 2006
Re(1): Best actor resume ever? Anthony Hopkins Anthony Hopkins has 1 in-development credit available on . To view these credits click here. Harry and the Butler (2008) (announced) Beowulf (2007) (post-production) .... King Hrothgar Fracture (2007) (post-production) .... Ted Crawford Slipstream (2007) (post-production) .... Felix Bonhoeffer All the King's Men (2006) .... Judge Irwin Bobby (2006) .... John Casey The World's Fastest Indian (2005) .... Burt Proof (2005) .... Robert Alexander (2004) .... Old Ptolemy ... aka Alexandre (France) The Human Stain (2003) .... Coleman Silk ... aka Couleur du mensonge, La ... Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 14th, 2006
Re(1): RIP Ann Richards, Former Governor of Texas Yes, a great lady; sadly we've lost another voice of reason, common sense and compassion in our politics. In my adult life, Ann Richards was the one politician who impressed me most, and represented most closely the ideas and ideals I myself hold about our politics and our society. For anyone asking "what do the Democrats stand for'" - I would point to Ann Richards; to me, she was everything the Democrats should be. But Ann was bigger than just politics; she cared about people, truly cared; her compassion was not mere rhetoric. Good Bless, Ann. Thank you for all that you did and tried to ... Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 14th, 2006
Re(3): Top five great leaders of all-time(any field) Agree. Lincoln is fascinating - intelligent, spiritual yet practical, eloquent. Sad to think what we've been reduced to at a time when we truly need a great leader. Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 13th, 2006
Re(1): Top five great leaders of all-time(any field) Peter I the Great (Russian: (Peter Alexeyevich Romanov). (9 June 1672�8 February 1725) ruled Russia from 7 May (27 April O.S.) 1682 until his death. Peter carried out a policy of "Westernization" and expansion that transformed Muscovite Russia into a major European power. Controversies about Peter the Great are endless; the debates drag on without consensus. However, recently the Russian people voted Peter the Great as the best-loved Russian of all times. Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 13th, 2006
Re(1): Top five great leaders of all-time(any field) Genghis Khan (c. 1162[2]�August 18, 1227) was a Mongol political and military leader or Khan (posthumously Khagan) who united the Mongol tribes and founded the Mongol Empire ('' '''''' '''), (1206�1368), the largest contiguous empire in world history. Born Tem�jin, he forged a powerful army based on meritocracy to become one of the most successful military leaders in history. Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 13th, 2006
Re(1): Top five great leaders of all-time(any field) Quanah Parker (c. late 1840s - February 23, 1911) was a Native American leader, the son of Comanche chief Peta Nocona and "Anglo-Texan" Cynthia Ann Parker, and the last chief of the Quahadi Comanche Indians. Quanah Parker is credited as the founder of the Native American Church Movement Parker's most famous teaching regarding the Spirituality of the Native American Church: The White Man goes into his church and talks about Jesus. The Indian goes into his Tipi and talks with Jesus. Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 13th, 2006
Re(2): 911 was planned? In Iraq terrorists don't come to America, America comes to you! Start a universal, no-exemptions draft and see how fucking fast we leave Iraq. Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 12th, 2006
Re(6): Creed it's funny how people exhibit all the traits that rock supposedly rebels against: dogma, intolerance, groupthink, closed-mindednes, judgementalism etc. Anyhoo - yeah, I like Creed okay. Not my fave band of all time, but they've certainly produced some very solid, dynamic music. Seems like some of the animosity comes from what's-his-name (Scott Staph' - whatever) seeming to be sort of a sefl-absorbed narcissist - but hey, you don't have too look very hard in the halls of rock to find self-absorbed narcissists, eh' So remember kids - it's very cool to have your fave band and hang with others ... Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 12th, 2006
Re(1): is it porn? or not? (a perfect OT request) Good luck with this. Not to hi-jack, but my daughter saw one of those church message boards a few weeks ago that said "Jesus Loves Hurting People". Doh! gg brevity > clarity Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 12th, 2006
Re(9): 911 was planned? Excellent commentary. I'll refrain from stating opinion about an alleged 9/11 conspiracy, but it is undeniable that the people who profited most, who used the tragedy to shove their political agenda down our throats, the people who immediately seized upon lies and dis-information to create an excuse for war - the miserable cowards who have used this tragedy again and again for their own personal agrandizement - Bush, Cheney, et al. There may not have been a conspiracy before 9/11, but there damn sure was one after. Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 12th, 2006
Re(1): favorite guitar solo? Or, some solo guitarists: Doyle Dykes Tommy Emmanuel / (just listen to the home page - a variety of songs) many others, but these two guys are phenomenal Posted in: Off Topic	one road Sep 10th, 2006
Re(4): Best family poker duo in the History of the World? Naw, Jesse would tilt. Cole Younger and Frank were the smart ones. Posted in: Poker Discussion	one road Sep 9th, 2006
Re(2): Best family poker duo in the History of the World? What Fox said, obv. No contest. Posted in: Poker Discussion	one road Sep 9th, 2006

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