Pongo
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Not a dino fan? :lol:
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Not a dino fan? :lol:
Fantasmic!329
Active Member
Not a problem. Just doing my job. :lol:
Connor002
Active Member
Well, there's a huge oxy-moron...
The Flintstone one yes but JP no.
Uponastar
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Not when they're eating people! :lol:
Uponastar
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Yeah, Dino was okay in my book! :lol:
Fantasmic!329
Active Member
Good eye. :lol:
Pongo
New Member
Nah.
The cover of my copy of One Hundred Years of Solitude says it's part of the "Harper Perennial Modern Classics" collection.
That is what I say it means.
Connor002
Active Member
So that un-oxy-morons it? :veryconfuNah.
The cover of my copy of One Hundred Years of Solitude says it's part of the "Harper Perennial Modern Classics" collection.
Connor002
Active Member
I agree...
Uponastar
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joanna71985
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This is random, but right now I'm listening to Tapestry of Dreams on Live365.
joanna71985
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Uponastar
Well-Known Member
I would if my internet would stay up all the time.:lol:
Fantasmic!329
Active Member
I was assigned that job, so why not do it right away?That was really sweet of you!
Pongo
New Member
Jurassic Park has been around for 13 years or so (too lazy to look it up exactly). I think it's okay to label it as a classic because it's one of those films that is instantly recognizable and memorable, not to mention it has had a few sequels and some rides created in it's likeness.
But that's just me. I find it hard to put into words what I consider "classic".
joanna71985
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I would do mine too, but no one is having a birthday yet (someone please have a birthday soon).:lookaroun