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#1 Re: The Sunset Strip » Most Recent Movie You've Seen » 5 weeks ago
I think Marty Supreme will be a great experience. Another movie on my current must watch list is Hamnet.
#2 Re: The Garden » Current Events... » 5 weeks ago
Dear Jonas:
Considering your Country decided not to give me the Nobel Peace Prize for having stopped 8 Wars PLUS, I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of Peace, although it will always be predominant, but can now think about what is good and proper for the United States of America. Denmark cannot protect that land from Russia or China, and why do they have a “right of ownership” anyway? There are no written documents, it’s only a boat that landed there hundreds of years ago, but we had boats landing there, also. I have done more for NATO than any person since its founding, and now, NATO should do something for the United States. The World is not secure unless we have Complete and Total Control of Greenland. Thank you! President DJT
All this because Obama won the peace prize and he hasn't. Small small man.
What the fuck? And this guy is starting a "Committee of Peace" or whatever it is called with the likes of Putin and Erdogan. Bahahaha.
Back in 2016 I wouldn't have voted Brexit. But if we had to vote now, in 2026, I guess I would. Europe is such a laughing stock and it is a total failure. I have become very anti-European. The UK was right to leave.
#3 Re: The Sunset Strip » Most Recent Movie You've Seen » 5 weeks ago
I haven't watched a recent movie in a while but did binge on Stranger Things ahead of the finale. Loved some of it, hated some. However, it left me with a terrible longing for the early 80ies. I intend to watch Marty Supreme at some point, as well as the new Wuthering Heights and a couple others.
I rewatched Moby Dick with Gregory Peck. Amazing movie. The last recent movies I remember watching were Nosferatu and Poor Things and that was like, a year ago.
#4 Re: Guns N' Roses » Magnum Opus: New Book on the Making of Chinese Democracy » 5 weeks ago
Is this Table of Contents accurate?
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FROM THE GUT
VENI VIDI VICI
THE END OF THE VOGUE
AXL'S BEEN RESEARCHING YOU
JIMMY SAID HE COULD FIX EVERYTHING
THE MOST DANGEROUS GUITARIST ALIVE
LALA LAND
THIS THING IS NEVER COMING OUT
GOD HIMSELF CANNOT EAT IT
YOU CAN'T GO HOME AGAIN
ACKOWLEDGEMENTS
It doesn't sound like much given the length of the saga we are talking about. 
"Magnum Opus" does come across as a rather sarcastic title... A bit like, megalomaniac. 
#5 Re: The Garden » HTGTH board in maintenance mode » 5 weeks ago
Yamcha wrote:Is it over, then?
Can't remember the password to try logging in, but jarmo himself rarely posted there right?
Only really seemed to be GypsySoul and scattered posters from scrolling.
The forum sadly was active enough to make Evo in 2025 look like 2006 HTGTH/MYGNR.
I'm sure jarmo's not sweating it though, given he's probably been living his dream for the past couple of decades.
I used to have an account but couldn't find my login details. I would have liked to check if people are still posting.
I am amazed he's run a 1.1.9 for so long without ever updating to a newer version. I am sure I had one of those 1.1.9 at some point between 2006 and 2009. I wouldn't be surprised tech/security issues led him to restrict access. There must be a lot of issues with that board. It is really an odd choice to ignore updates notifications when you have so many visitors and security is very important. It is OK to miss a minor release or two but 12 newer versions with much better features?!? 
#6 The Garden » HTGTH board in maintenance mode » 16 weeks ago
- Yamcha
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Is it over, then?
#7 The Garden » Ozzy Osbourne (1948-2025) » 31 weeks ago
- Yamcha
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Love, always.
#8 Re: The Sunset Strip » Best Films of the 1980s » 116 weeks ago
Prick Up Up Your Ears
Pretty In Pink
The Colour Purple
Poltergeist
Beetlejuice
The Breakfast Club
Blue Velvet
Withnail and I
Heathers (thought this was a 1990 movie but it seems it was released in the late 80s)
Breakin'
Liquid Sky
I remember seeing lots of disaster movies at the time but it seems that many were actually from 70s, like the Poseidon Adventure, for instance. It was still a big thing.
#9 Re: The Sunset Strip » Best films of the 1970s » 116 weeks ago
The movie is alright. The book is amazing, read it a couple times.
#10 Re: The Sunset Strip » Best films of the 1970s » 116 weeks ago
Halloween
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
A Clockwork Orange
The Godfather
Phantom of the Paradise
Black Christmas
Star Wars
The Deer Hunter
Jaws
and the lesser known
Beyond the Valley of the Dolls - I love everything about this movie.
Dolemite
Suspiria
I Spit on your grave
The Last House on the left
