thebigtrain2000.bsky.social
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New York, NY. Classic film, travel, coffee, politics and sports.
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Highlighting someone wearing a J6 hat is choice. The wrong choice.
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Very impressed with Greg’s literacy. He knew Frankenstein created the monster, not that the monster was Frankenstein.
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This is going to bankrupt George Soros! How is going to be able to pay all the people coming out today?/
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Not thought of as a top-tier Fellini film, but it’s great nonetheless. Basehart delivers as usual. Quite a range in his acting career.
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Anthony Zerbe is still alive and kicking. You guys should have him….oh fuck, there’s no new shows anymore!! I miss it so much.
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Gina Lollobrigida for me.
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She fucked Corey Lewandowsky. Talk about two low lifes.
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Sorry, but the perfect Scrooge movie has already been made thank you very much.
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Well, you can’t say he didn’t motivate you.
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Isn’t this embarrassing?
BESSENT: I have no humility, ethics or shame, so no, it’s not embarrassing.
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The reporter is “struck”? This is Donald Trump we’re talking about. Is he not familiar with his work?
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Ed Cobb (songwriter) was reportedly mugged in Boston while touring. He refers to the “muggers, thuggers and thieves”. He was born in Hawaii, so although Boston is not his hometown, he must have been using poetic license. Just like Tony Bennet isn’t from San Francisco, but he left his heart there.
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The song refers to the Charles River, which runs from Hopkinton to Boston. It was a notoriously polluted waterway in the 60s. Today, it’s much cleaner.
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This won’t be the only time he will try this. He expects that each time he does it will be met with less and less resistance until he wins. That’s the playbook. We have to be vigilantly fighting this each and every time.
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It’s really sad to see what has become of her. From winning hearts and minds as a the lead in Annie as a child to being a right wing, wrong opinion-haver in the Washington Post as an adult. Will the sun come out tomorrow? I don’t think so.
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Looks like he’s playing Mike Brady in an alternative universe.
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He signed off on that performance?
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The original Italian title, Ladri di Biciclette translates to “Bicycle Thieves”. This is a more accurate title as you find out by the movie’s ending.
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Yeh! We know what it means.
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Here’s the problem with this messaging: Tacos are wonderful. Quesadillas are delicious. Can we find different words to describe them?
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That’s what assistants are for, Mr. Movie star!!
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Because a heterosexual pedophile is much more palatable than a homosexual one to the MAGA crowd. To them it’s just an “age difference”.
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Frankly, if by leaving the Democratic Party she makes it stronger, I’m all for it.
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Trump has Turrets’ syndrome. pass it on!
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Did he inherit Roger Moore’s eyebrow?
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The pizza rat is a better choice for mayor than Cuomo.
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This wouldn’t be a problem if you agreed to become our 51st state.
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It worked with MST3K, so I’ll go along with it.
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Premium seating will be equipped with a “Skip Ad” button.
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Ironically, Harvey Milk was lactose intolerant. <citation needed>
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Geez. When did she go woke?
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I believe the Met is obliged to show both sides. Why not hang paintings by Thomas Kinkade and Ben Garrison?
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Trump has concepts of a trade deal.
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This “feud” between Trump and Leo is like pro wrestling. They are setting up this fake fight as a distraction. I doubt Leo is crying about it. He has 2 SC justices in his pocket.
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Q: So when does it become Trump’s economy?
Vance: When the GDP goes up.
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Break out the Duck Boats for a city-wide parade. A pitcher in a 5 man rotation completed (gasps) 7 innings and labored through (faints) 112 pitches.
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*couldn’t afford.
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She rose to fame when she reminisced about going to school on stormy days with plastic bags over her shoes to keep them dry. Her poor family could afford boots. Well, now would be a good time for her to put one of those bags over her head and tie it tight.
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The long sleeve striped shirt gives “camp” vibes, in an Auschwitz way.
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Balloon Man. He would pop on page 2 and it would be over.
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So Cagney and Lacey is part of a multiverse?
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I guess WOKE in this case means anti-misogynistic and pro-feminist.
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Is his eye bruised? Were the Millers sitting on his face?
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Wes Anderson uses this song beautifully in Rushmore.
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Besides Maurice Binder’s credits, the cast has many “Bond” connections: Walter Gotell, Peter Madden, Bob Simmons, David Niven and Peter Sellers. In addition, Syd Cain was the Art Director.
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Check out Jewel Aikens’ English language version. It’s pretty good.
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MI needed the editing skills of John Glen to make it tighter.