May 14, 200719 yr Author ^That is by far my favorite avatar you've ever had BF....:thumb: Thanks! I just made it at one of those whacky do-it-yourself sites.
May 14, 200719 yr I've never EVER seen a movie where a certain word was used so many times!! :eek: And no, we can't say what that word was....but, you know. The overkill made it kind of hard to watch. 281 times. The exact same amount as Pulp Fiction. Language has never been an issue for me. It may seem like it, but the really weren't saying it just to say it, it really played a part in the style of the film.
May 14, 200719 yr 281 times. The exact same amount as Pulp Fiction. Language has never been an issue for me. It may seem like it, but the really weren't saying it just to say it, it really played a part in the style of the film. Wow. I thought PF said it more. Both incredible movies though.
May 14, 200719 yr I don't even know why they bother putting it on TV. They completely cut out some of the best scenes. And I haven't been to Lebowski Fest, it's in the 'ville right? Sometimes they show it on the late night Comedy Central where they don't censor it at all which is pretty cool. The Fest originated in Louisville and has grown tremendously across the country to other cities such as Seattle, Los Angeles, Austin, Las Vegas and New York. It's one of the most fun things I've ever been a part of, you should really check it out if you ever have the chance.
May 14, 200719 yr Wow. I thought PF said it more. Both incredible movies though. I think Boondock Saints tops them both, but I'm not positive.
May 14, 200719 yr No worries, what about golf?I don't get out too often (2 years ago was the last time), but 9 Eagles is really nice. West Chase is OK, but the greens tend to be rough. Silver Dollar is a working mans golf course and the way I play, it suits me well. I've never played Country Way, but I've never heard anything good about it. Those are all close to me. The only one I know about on the St. Pete side of the Bay is East Bay where my father-in-law used to play. He liked it. They've been advertising a new public course on Steve Dumic's radio show on 620 AM (3-7 pm), but the name escapes me right now. Go to Edwin Watts, they'll have better recommendations.
May 14, 200719 yr I don't get out too often (2 years ago was the last time), but 9 Eagles is really nice. West Chase is OK, but the greens tend to be rough. Silver Dollar is a working mans golf course and the way I play, it suits me well. I've never played Country Way, but I've never heard anything good about it. Those are all close to me. The only one I know about on the St. Pete side of the Bay is East Bay where my father-in-law used to play. He liked it. They've been advertising a new public course on Steve Dumic's radio show on 620 AM (3-7 pm), but the name escapes me right now. Go to Edwin Watts, they'll have better recommendations. Thanks for all the the info, that will really come in handy for me and I definitely intend to play one of those courses! :thumb:
May 14, 200719 yr I found a list but it differs from the numbers I was getting from a different site.
May 14, 200719 yr It's a documentary titled the name of the word. Boo that. Documentaries are for losers!
May 14, 200719 yr Boo that. Documentaries are for losers! Casino is #3 on that list, and the first popular movie.
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