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Tripper · 12-13-2002, 07:12 PM

[quote:d7af6]OOHHH shit-you got me now. NO! NOt the keybord!--where the hell did you get that? and also my grandmother has all the "ratpack" movies. Ive been hearing of oceans eleven since i was born. Ive seen the original like 8 times. I i personally think that is isnt that bad. but it DID NOT do good in the box office-and that can be researched and proven. [/quote:d7af6]

I do have you, muther-fucker. Don't even bother using sarcasm on the internet, it has little effect, it just makes you seem like a ten year old.

Box office didn't mean shit in the 60s...I don't even think the term Box Office even existed. Back then, going to a film was a treat, people went to films a lot less than they do now...So there is no way you could match a film from that period with today's films. Therefore, it is a CLASSIC. What grounds does anyone have to fuck with a classic film? Have they truely tested both films drawing power alongside each other? I don't think so, Skippy.

Prove your facts, sonny. Putting the text in caps lock will hardly make me think any differently.

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Tripper is Offline General of the Army Posts: 18,895 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Auckland, New Zealand	12-13-2002, 07:12 PM [quote:d7af6]OOHHH shit-you got me now. NO! NOt the keybord!--where the hell did you get that? and also my grandmother has all the "ratpack" movies. Ive been hearing of oceans eleven since i was born. Ive seen the original like 8 times. I i personally think that is isnt that bad. but it DID NOT do good in the box office-and that can be researched and proven. [/quote:d7af6] I do have you, muther-fucker. Don't even bother using sarcasm on the internet, it has little effect, it just makes you seem like a ten year old. Box office didn't mean shit in the 60s...I don't even think the term Box Office even existed. Back then, going to a film was a treat, people went to films a lot less than they do now...So there is no way you could match a film from that period with today's films. Therefore, it is a CLASSIC. What grounds does anyone have to fuck with a classic film? Have they truely tested both films drawing power alongside each other? I don't think so, Skippy. Prove your facts, sonny. Putting the text in caps lock will hardly make me think any differently.