scoreboardender
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...that 'lost in translation' is a top film; always seems to get an (over) reaction.
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What personal opinion do you have that others love to hate?
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scoreboardender
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...that 'lost in translation' is a top film; always seems to get an (over) reaction.
scoreboardender
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...that 'lost in translation' is a top film; always seems to get an (over) reaction.
danny21manc
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scoreboardender said:...that 'lost in translation' is a top film; always seems to get an (over) reaction.
I think he means lost in translation is a top film ;)
scoreboardender
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I'm just trying to get my post count up! that and it's like been back on dial-up tonight, I'm giving up.
europe is the last hope for the lower paid.religion is the root of much evil.britain is incapable of producing decent managers.there is no such thing as a free market.the country will never recover from the thatcher years.the tories will relegalise fox-hunting and repeal the minimum wage.the labour party is finished.
Llewellyn Dowd
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Elvis was proclaimed the 'king of rock and roll' purely because of his good looks and skin colour. He was a good singer, but not a great singer. To me, the real kings of rock and roll were people like Chuck Berry, Little Richard, the Big Bopper, but they were the wrong colour, they wrote great stuff and wasn't it Chuck Berry who invented the popular 12 bar rif? Elvis never wrote a song in his life, his voice was massively inferior to that of Roy Orbison for instance (who could sing both an octave higher and an octave lower than the 'king'!) Like I say, he was good, but tremendously over-rated.