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Games / Re: Movie Title Chains
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 08:11:04 AMJack the Giant Killer
#12
Games / Re: Answer the question with a...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 08:09:16 AM
What are you drinking?
#13
Entertainment / Re: What have you been listeni...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 08:06:24 AM
"Under My Umbrella" by Miss Grit
#14
Good Movies / Re: 100 COLOR movies
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 08:05:27 AMQuote from: zombie no.one on Today at 02:44:16 AMare we abandoning the standard 'no consecutive entries from same user' rule?
I'd like people to observe it on their own, but I'm not enforcing it.
#15
Good Movies / Re: 100 COLOR movies
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 08:04:34 AMThis was even easier than I thought, it's going super-quick.
1. Black Bag (2025)
2. Purple Rain (1984)
3. Blues Brothers
4. RED DAWN (1984)
5. Purple People Eater (1988)
6. DEEP RED (1975)
7. Three Colors: Red
8. Three Colors: White
9. Three Colors: Blue
10. A Clockwork Orange
11. RED SONJA (1985)
12. Black Eagle
13. The Angry Red Planet
14. RED HEAT (1988)
15. Black Mass
16. White Men Can't Jump
17. The Blue Iguana (1988)
18. Men in Black
19. White Squall (1996)
20. Fifty Shades of Grey (2015)
21. Green Lantern
22. Blue Velvet
23. Yellow Submarine (1968)
24. The Hunt for Red October
25. Green Book
26. Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle
27. Blues Brothers 2000
28. Fried Green Tomatoes
29. BLUE SUNSHINE (1977)
30. Blue Hawaii
31. Foxy Brown (1974)
32. White Christmas
33. BLACK CHRISTMAS (1974)
34. Pink Flamingos
35. The Green Mile
36. I Am Curious (Yellow)
37. I Am Curious (Blue)
38. Black Moon Rising (1986)
39. Blue Thunder
40. She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
41. Black Snake Moan
42. RED (2010)
43. The Creature From the Black Lagoon
44. Black Panther
45. Raise the Red Lantern
46. THE COLOR PURPLE (1985)
47. 50 Shades of Black
and
48. Ebony and Ivory (2024)
1. Black Bag (2025)
2. Purple Rain (1984)
3. Blues Brothers
4. RED DAWN (1984)
5. Purple People Eater (1988)
6. DEEP RED (1975)
7. Three Colors: Red
8. Three Colors: White
9. Three Colors: Blue
10. A Clockwork Orange
11. RED SONJA (1985)
12. Black Eagle
13. The Angry Red Planet
14. RED HEAT (1988)
15. Black Mass
16. White Men Can't Jump
17. The Blue Iguana (1988)
18. Men in Black
19. White Squall (1996)
20. Fifty Shades of Grey (2015)
21. Green Lantern
22. Blue Velvet
23. Yellow Submarine (1968)
24. The Hunt for Red October
25. Green Book
26. Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle
27. Blues Brothers 2000
28. Fried Green Tomatoes
29. BLUE SUNSHINE (1977)
30. Blue Hawaii
31. Foxy Brown (1974)
32. White Christmas
33. BLACK CHRISTMAS (1974)
34. Pink Flamingos
35. The Green Mile
36. I Am Curious (Yellow)
37. I Am Curious (Blue)
38. Black Moon Rising (1986)
39. Blue Thunder
40. She Wore A Yellow Ribbon
41. Black Snake Moan
42. RED (2010)
43. The Creature From the Black Lagoon
44. Black Panther
45. Raise the Red Lantern
46. THE COLOR PURPLE (1985)
47. 50 Shades of Black
and
48. Ebony and Ivory (2024)
#16
Bad Movies / Re: Friday Night Rentals: Whic...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 07:52:01 AMI'll go with the prequel to Beyond the Valley of the Dolls.
#17
Good Movies / Re: 100 COLOR movies
Last post by bob - Today at 07:31:10 AM47 50 Shades of Black
#18
Off Topic Discussion / Re: Alex's even longer post th...
Last post by Alex - Today at 07:13:13 AMManaged to get two games of Bolt Action in this week. The first was a three player with two Soviet armies racing to take Berlin (first one to take the Reichstag). We had two narrow roads (wide enough for two tanks to go side by side, barely) and lots of barricades manned by a mixture of desperate fanatics, veterans and hurriedly conscripted boys plus old men. Our armoured tanks smashed through the defences and we managed to pin down or outright destroy the defenders.
The other was a much smaller affair set during the North African campaign with a small detachment of British troops holding a village which comes under attack from an advance element. The British side is reinforced by a recce patrol. Anyway, the Germans mostly got gunned down in that one, even losing an armoured vehicle despite the defenders lacking any anti-armour weapons.
Things have reached an impasse with Kristi's treatment. The original cancer has been dealt with. The secondary cancer is either gone or more than 99% of the way gone, and they are going to keep giving her the lowest possible dosage of chemo going onwards. On her last scan they found a lump beside her stoma that has been identified as cancerous. Where is it, they don't want to use chemo or radiation therapy to treat it, and surgeons don't want to operate to remove it. It hasn't grown any between the previous two scans, so for the moment they are going to leave it, keep doing scans regularly to see if it starts changing and then take it from there. Kind of feels like she is being left in limbo there, but it is still better than the alternative. I spend a lot of time being very grateful that we aren't under the US health system or something similar. I'd hate to have to rely on a GoFundMe for someone's healthcare, or be at risk of bankruptcy thanks to an illness, although we've not heard anything from either the healthcare company, the debt collector or the insurance company for the treatment Kristi did get over there for some weeks or months now.
The other was a much smaller affair set during the North African campaign with a small detachment of British troops holding a village which comes under attack from an advance element. The British side is reinforced by a recce patrol. Anyway, the Germans mostly got gunned down in that one, even losing an armoured vehicle despite the defenders lacking any anti-armour weapons.
Things have reached an impasse with Kristi's treatment. The original cancer has been dealt with. The secondary cancer is either gone or more than 99% of the way gone, and they are going to keep giving her the lowest possible dosage of chemo going onwards. On her last scan they found a lump beside her stoma that has been identified as cancerous. Where is it, they don't want to use chemo or radiation therapy to treat it, and surgeons don't want to operate to remove it. It hasn't grown any between the previous two scans, so for the moment they are going to leave it, keep doing scans regularly to see if it starts changing and then take it from there. Kind of feels like she is being left in limbo there, but it is still better than the alternative. I spend a lot of time being very grateful that we aren't under the US health system or something similar. I'd hate to have to rely on a GoFundMe for someone's healthcare, or be at risk of bankruptcy thanks to an illness, although we've not heard anything from either the healthcare company, the debt collector or the insurance company for the treatment Kristi did get over there for some weeks or months now.
#19
Good Movies / Re: 100 COLOR movies
Last post by zombie no.one - Today at 07:12:21 AM46. THE COLOR PURPLE (1985)
#20
Good Movies / Re: 100 COLOR movies
Last post by Dr. Whom - Today at 07:00:13 AM45) Raise the Red Lantern