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John Pytlak
Film God

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From: Rochester, NY 14650-1922
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Are those boxes on the side of the Century Theatres building external enclosures for surround speakers? [Confused]

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Barry Floyd
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Those boxes look like exterior wall sconces (light fixtures) to me....

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Paul Mayer
Oh get out of it Melvin, before it pulls you under!

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The silly contractor put the surrounds on the outside. Parking lot Muzak in 5.1. Another value-added feature and reason for seeing movies in a theater.

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Sam Graham
AKA: "The Evil Sam Graham". Wackiness ensues.

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They were in front of Megaplex 17 today with a "Shame on Larry Miller" version of the banner. They only seem to do it over lunch.

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Paul Mayer
Oh get out of it Melvin, before it pulls you under!

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Wow. I didn't know Century had any unionized workers. Just tried a Google news search about this and didn't get any hits.

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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Tim Reed
Better Projection Pays

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"Vont he vill roo da day he vas bornt und Frankundschtine!"
(or something like that)

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Paul Konen
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Oh Canada !!!!!

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Mike Heenan
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Oh Cameltoe is more like it! [Big Grin]

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Christian Volpi
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Larry the Cable Guy did a benefit for the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation at the Omaha Funny Bone last night. Over $25,000 was raised. This was the first time in over 4 years that he has performed at a night club. He's so big right now that he sells out theaters and large auditoriums. Larry actually got his start at the Omaha Funny Bone in the mid-80's and stops in to say hi to the staff on a regular basis.
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Floyd Justin Newton
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Christian-- You're with some GOOD company!
[thumbsup]

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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Mike, she has MORE Cameltoe than the Camel's at the Los Angeles Zoo... [puke]

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Joe Redifer
You need a beating today

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I'd hit it (the cameltoe girl, not Larry).

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Will Kutler
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"Oh sit on my face and tell me that you love me!" Monty Python

The Cameltoe Song:

Walking down the street
Something caught my eye
A growing epidemic
That really ain’t fly
This middle aged lady
I gotta be blunt
Her spandex biker shorts
Were creeping up the front
I could see her uterus
Her pants were too tight
She musn’t own panties
There were none in sight
She walked right by
The poor woman didn’t know
She had a frontal wedgie
A Cameltoe

Umm Hmm
That’s right
Uh Huh
Oh No
Fix yourself girl
You got a Cameltoe

Girl that’s gotta hurt
Take some time and adjust
Can’t you see people staring
And making a fuss
Could not believe my eyes
Had to take a second glance
Is your crotch hungry girl?
Cause it’s eating your pants
Do you enjoy the commotion
And attention it brings?
The only lips I wanna see
Are the ones that sing
In public putting on
An X rated show
Grossing people out
With your Cameltoe

Repeat Chorus

First day of spring and by the looks of things
These girls done forgot how to dress
A little too quick to wearin pum pum shorts
And it’s causing me much distress
Whoomp there it is ya’ll right in the front
Everybody come and get a good look
I can see everything through the panty cling
Every crannie and every nook
You better take a quick minute before you step outside
Check the area thats pubic
Or you’ll get your panties all up in a bunch
All twisted up like rubic
Take these words of advice cause its not very nice
I wanna put you all in the know
Girls dont sleep dont let your pants creep
Watch out for the Cameltoe.

Repeat Chorus

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Tim Reed
Better Projection Pays

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From: Northampton, PA
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quote: Joe Redifer
I'd hit it (the cameltoe girl, not Larry).
What's wrong with Larry?

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