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Sorry...dumb question
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banksmiranda
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You've got a good sense of humor, Carlo. I have seen two Star Wars movies - I did not enjoy the movies, but you still got a good laugh out of me.
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You mean, "Sense of humor, he has, hmmmm," don't you? You didn't ejoy the Star Wars movies?You've got a good sense of humor, Carlo. I have seen two Star Wars movies - I did not enjoy the movies, but you still got a good laugh out of me.
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Sorry...somehow I just didn't enjoy any of what I saw of the Star Wars movies.
RTW is an acronym for "ready to wear." Then there's MTM, "made to measure."
NWOT = "new without tags."
RTW is an acronym for "ready to wear." Then there's MTM, "made to measure."
NWOT = "new without tags."
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Here's the nerd in me coming out... Binks... Jar Jar Binks (the funny critter in Episode I) And Banks, if that's your impression of Star Wars, I'm quite sorry. Check out the original trilogy, if you haven't already.
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Hey wasn't the funny critter in the last one named banks? Â Is that why you didn't like the movie, because the critics hated Banks?
Here's the nerd in me coming out... Binks... Jar Jar Binks (the funny critter in Episode I) And Banks, if that's your impression of Star Wars, I'm quite sorry. Â Check out the original trilogy, if you haven't already.
Eps. 1 and 2 have been so dreadful, that it's ruined the rest of the trilogy for me. (and this coming from someone who's got the all the dialogue, even the alien ones, committed to memory)
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