True or False?

[Trevor]

True or False?

Stanley Kubrick wanted to make a porno with A-list actors.

I say true: Eyes Wide Shut was certainly almost that.

[ER]

On the first of every month I get a new burner phone, and let my son destroy the old one.

I'm going with true: here in SA, a lot of people use prepaid phones as a everyday phone, I do as well.

True! We have burned them with a welding torch, crushed them in a vice, smashed them with a sledge, shot them with various firearms, hurled them into the river with a homemade Medieval siege engine, employed an ax, a sword, a WWI Prussian trench mace, encased some in cement, dissected a few, sealed one in tar, and on one memorable occasion crafted what can only be called an IED to send one into the beyond. I call it extreme science experiments.

[Alex]

True or False?

Stanley Kubrick wanted to make a porno with A-list actors.

I say true: Eyes Wide Shut was certainly almost that.

He did want to, and yes Eyes Wide Shut was as close as he got.

[ER]

C'est vrai? The surface of the moon is more reflective than the surface of water.

[ER]

C'est vrai? The surface of the moon is more reflective than the surface of water.

I'll say true?

[ER]

C'est vrai? The surface of the moon is more reflective than the surface of water.

I'll say true?

Yes, true! 

[indianasmith]

Despite what you see in the movies, human skulls buried in the ground rarely remain in one piece for very long.  The weight of the soil crushes them over time.

[Trevor]

Despite what you see in the movies, human skulls buried in the ground rarely remain in one piece for very long.  The weight of the soil crushes them over time.

I'd say true.

[RCMerchant]

Despite what you see in the movies, human skulls buried in the ground rarely remain in one piece for very long.  The weight of the soil crushes them over time.

Makes sense.

[Alex]

Going to go with true.

[RCMerchant]

Lugosi only played Dracula in 2 feature length films.

[Trevor]

Lugosi only played Dracula in 2 feature length films.

I'm not 100% sure but I think it's true: Dracula and Dracula's Daughter?

[indianasmith]

Despite what you see in the movies, human skulls buried in the ground rarely remain in one piece for very long.  The weight of the soil crushes them over time.

Very true!  Over 45 years of artifact collecting, I've discovered many ancient, native burials but have never seen a skull in one piece.

(And I ALWAYS leave them alone!)

[Trevor]

Despite what you see in the movies, human skulls buried in the ground rarely remain in one piece for very long.  The weight of the soil crushes them over time.

Very true!  Over 45 years of artifact collecting, I've discovered many ancient, native burials but have never seen a skull in one piece.

(And I ALWAYS leave them alone!)

I would too as I remember what happened in The XFiles episode Teso dos Bichos 

[ER]

The plates in the skull and the facial bones never completely fuse. There's even a branch of chiropractic medicine that manipulates the bones of the face. So skulls do eventually divide along "fault lines" after death, yes.