>> ^kymbos:

care to vote for it then, dagnabbit!?!?
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I miss "Community"..... COME ON ALREADY NBC...HURRY UP


I keep doing this... I like a video, and I forget to vote.

On my way sir!

He's still Chevy Chase and we're still not.

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Love this movie. Chevy Chase was the man.

>> ^rychan:
The creator seems like a Bill Murray fan, yet no Caddyshack?


Definitely needed a clip with Chevy Chase making Six Million Dollar Man sounds while putting.

nuuuuu-nuuuu-nuuu-nuu-nu... duuuuu-duuuu-duuu-duu-du... nuuuuu-nuuuu-nuuu-nuu-nu...

Listening to 'Salem's Lot on audiobook when I exercise, but am reading textbooks from school.

If you want a good read, track down a copy of Memoirs of an Invisible Man by H.F.Saint. Good read and not like the Chevy Chase movie.

Will be doing Jeffrey Archer's Not a Penny More, Not a Penny Less next.

Reminds me of the Chevy Chase "Vacation" movie.

This looks very promising. And with Chevy Chase. Wow.

And that, officially, is where Chevy Chase's career peaked.

With the current state of the economy I have a feeling a lot more newlyweds will be honeymooning in scenic Chevy Chase, via bus.

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Last book I read was "Memoirs of an Invisible Man". HIGHLY recommended. The Chevy Chase vehicle does not do the book justice. Saint eerily describes what it's like to be invisible.

I started Crichton's The Great Train Robbery the other night as it was one of his older titles I hadn't read yet.

Absolutely. From Princeton: "creative activity (writing or pictures or films etc.) of no literary or artistic value other than to stimulate sexual desire"

I fail to see how this falls under that definition. It's not porn. It's a a comedy with a breast in it. How is that different than a Chevy Chase flick from the 80s?
Unless I missed it, I saw no genitalia. Just massive bush.

Allowing this wouldn't even create a slippery slope.

[edit] And Persephone - it's kinda cheesy they way you said it was returned before a woman gave her opinion - that makes it seem like a woman's opinion should have more weight than a man's.