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I mean, no offense or anything, I'm just not familiar enough with your waifus and they all (there's like three, right?) have similar appearances to me. Is part of the reason I don't engage with you guys; I feel like an ass asking who is who. Anyway, how's your evening going?
Dubs! Hello hello. Just relaxing. Ate my leftover Chinese take-out and now I'm searching online for someone who makes reproduction stickers for my wheels when I go to refinish them. You?
I thought something bad might've happened What's it about? Ah, a day off. Very nice
Isaac Green
"The Count of Monte Cristo is a 1934 American adventure film directed by Rowland V. Lee and starring Robert Donat and Elissa Landi. Based on the 1844 novel The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas, the story concerns a man who is unjustly imprisoned for 20 years for innocently delivering a letter entrusted to him. When he finally escapes, he seeks revenge against the greedy men who conspired to put him in prison."
There's a bunch of versions, something like 24 film adaptations? Admittedly I'm going for the 1934 version 'cause it got mentioned in "V for Vendetta." Apparently it's the first version recorded with sound, with five silent film adaptations before it.
>I thought something might have happened. Impossible, I'm invincible. Also I'm a fairly sporadic poster in the thread at best.
sounds like my day but I'm still tired besides the desk part mine is somewhat clean I've been alright I think, not as busy as I imagined with this warming weather
Wow, quite an old movie! Interesting premise, maybe I'll join you and watch it too. "V for Vendetta" I haven't seen yet unfortunately. Yeah, that's true. Well I gotta be up early tomorrow, so I'll see ya some other day. Have fun with the movie!
Hunter Evans
Good night, my man! Have a good day tomorrow.
(I'm also trying to torrent a movie called "The Scarlet Pimpernal," another 1934 flick whose plot is that a masked vigilante swoops into save noblemen from execution by guillotine. But there are precious few seeders and it's taking eons. Maybe one day...)
very hard question I couldn't pick just one song like just now I've come across New Order and I can't stop listening to it.helps me while I pretend to draw what are you working on? sometimes yeah, but I forget them as soon as I wake up unless its a funny dream where I can feel myself laughing asleep