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stfu stepbrothers is awesome.
btw, the squad has me ballin' daily because they all seem to be a bunch of drama queens who have a bunch of piling up on themselves lately. is gettin' to the point of total hilarity. as much as yall troll me, i can take solace in my ability not to come in here and cry over some old pussy. you got problems, keep them off the internet!
squad! hahahahaha! thanks for the laughs.
stfu stepbrothers is awesome.
yeah, just like the hangover right?
yeah
I'm sick to death of Ferrell though. Him & Vaughn are over exposed.
Sad to think that in about 6 months time, when the mavs are knocked out of the playoffs, this thread WILL be used against him. Such is the nature of the forum.
I doubt findog will give much of a . But it is interesting to see a bunch of names busy in the act of console and taking time out of their normal flaming/trolling personalities, and knowing the same names will be citing this thread along with laugh emoticons in april/may.
Eh.
But all the good advice has already been said. And he's probably listening to it all, but not hearing it. Not yet. GL findog, and know that the explanation you wanted is never going to come out of her mouth. The more you try to get her to explain, the less you're going to like what she says. Take her first answer at face value, and determine for yourself what that means for you and how you move forward.
(that probably was cheating though)
Vaughn ing sucks, only film I like with him is Dodgeball but he still sucks in it. Ferrell is hit and miss, his style gets quite boring.
I don't think she was cheating. She just started listening to her friends. I won't let Katie-girl have friends. She has her work and her shopping and her talking. That's enough.
If I were a girl I'd want a guy like Fin. A regular fellow who cared deeply for me, and was devoted to my needs. There are so many hairballs out there. Fin is just meat & potatos.
As usual, you're probably right Cul. Its just with women you never know, i'll be damned if the devil didn't learn lying from them. They can be so convincing with an act just like the one fin's ex wife-to-be put on, that they even convince themselves its the gods honest truth.
Now, i'm not saying I know this, or I know that, about fin's relationship. But I know a little about women. And "I need to be single" or "I need to be alone, or the swinger's favorite, "I can't love you the way you need to be loved"....those have all been code words for finding somebody else, and not havin' the guts to tell you about it, for many a fella, many a time. And vice versa, if we're being honest as men.
I'm like you Cul, I like to believe in the best of people. And for that reason i'm gonna hold out on saying Fin's girl was creeping like a snake in the grass. But it's a careful, half-sheathed optimism when it comes to the fairer folk, so i'm not gonna rule it out altogether. I'm just gonna hope that Findog finds some closure no matter the situation, with or without the explanation he's looking for.
Damn at least try to hide your feelings.
Picc, guys are no better at lying and cheating. We'll anything that moves. What women can't understand though with us it's just the act of breaking the nut. Then it's right back to The Three Stooges or the NBA for instance.
Girls aren't like that, they're at the polar opposite. Twixt the two positions is the killing ground of relationships.
So, if she is cheating, Fin is cooked. If she's only been getting poison poured in her ear by her "friends" he may still be able to triumph here.
I pretty much agree with both you and Cul here...
except it wasn't like the girl actually PLANNED this...she wasn't putting on an act the whole time-just to pull the rug out from under Fin...
I believe she was and is who she is-plain and simple...she unwittingly let Fin in on her past-and in doing so-pretty much spelled out exactly who she had been in her past....how she had acted in relationships....how long she had stayed,etc...
Of course-she probably believed herself and also probably HOPED that it would be different with Fin...but in the end---she ended up just reverting back to her true nature...
I did not mean to imply that Fin was less than savvy for not seeing this...in a relationship...both parties may genuinely want and hope for the best...but in doing so...usually the person that is left behind...will discover that if he had payed a little closer attention...he/she would have seen the other person and their motives a little clearer....
but one never really knows until you have been hurt BY YOUR OWN UNDERSTANDING OF LOVE.
We all have a feminine side, 4>. I just embrace mine with Katie-girl's lingerie collection.
There are two ways to deal with it man,
1)Stay home,drink,smoke and overthing and overanalyse the situation..There were signs,you just never noticed them..You can try recognize them now that you know..
2)Screw it,and go play some ball.It has worked for me,basketball can cure you man.
Whatever route you follow,you just don't try to be with her again,it will only make things worse
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It sucks to think that you're probably right about this.
Of course because she was so evasive and vague about it, I've thought a lot about the possibility of infidelity, or some kind of emotional affair and she's leaving me in order to proceed with the physical stuff. I did a lot of googling on women and infidelity, and she didn't really fit the profile of a cheater based on her recent behavior. If her behavior had changed, it was very subtle.that probably was cheating though
so what movie is Findog referencing with this thread?
maybe ive seen it but i cant remember. i watch too many films
I got a good "small" one for ya, Heat. "The Education of Charlie Banks." Stars the kid from this Facebook movie & John Ritter's kid. It's fine fare.
Have ya got anything of merit for me, Heat?
It's terrific. The Eisberg kid plays it honestly throughout, straight up & down.
And you're right, Luva, the direction is superb. The Ritter kid fights are sudden, the reasons not of import, they're barely revealed, before the viciousness is upon us.
And the ending scene in the playground is astounding.
Mother in cosigned sons. It's been a tradition of women for years to be seeing another man well before her marriage ends. Every divorce I've ever been around the woman had her next relationship all lined up.
luva the film critic... who would have thought...
Two thumbs up your ass
I haven't seen it, yet. But I have a hard time believing that the hack known as Fred Durst has any actual skill. I don't doubt the film is well "directed," however. Often, a talented cinematographer, along with a capable crew of set and art designers and a healthy budget, can make a filmmaker look better than he is. We're long past the "auteur" days of the French New Wave, Cassavetes, early Scorsese, and legitimate independent film, where a filmmaker's natural talent defied the limitations of budget and name talent. Give Durst 50k, he probably makes a movie that wouldn't get a passing grade in a High School film class.
Just look at how many musicians, actors, and celebrities suddenly become "directors," with no previous filmmaking experience.
It was a weird find for me as well. I was going thru the guide on the tv one nite when I saw it, DVR'ed for the next day. The next day I bring it up, but, they'd subs uted another film in it's place. So I missed it that time. I caught it again, DVR'd it and it showed. It was so good I watched it again with the old lady.
And you're absolutely right, Luva. The kids were so good, especially in that "bar" scene toward the beginning. It was uncomfortable watching them interact, but, that is how it would've been.
coming of age film?
zzzzzz. no.
although it does sound like something Culburn would like to watch. a nice little coming of age film, late teenage boy actor....
Culburn must have gotten blue balls thinking of what could have been with DoK's meeting.
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