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I wonder if they ever get together on the weekend and LARP (Live Action Role Play) like those dungeon and dragon guys. I just watched this documentary on those guys and wow… is all I can say. It's called "Monster Camp" it's on netflix instant if you're interested, it's pretty damn funny.
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I am heading out to NJ in an hour or two so that Vinneus can cut my mop off… Goodbye Hair! I hope that you will serve someone else as well as you have served me!
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Please don't get the NJ special
I'm originally from NJ by the way.
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its guido related…
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Let's just hope it does not turn out that way! But I have full faith in Vinneus' skills!
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I just watched In Hell (Van Damme film) by accident, it was so shit it was good.
you could say about all of his movies, couldn't you?
the same goes for steven seagal, dolph lundgren etc…i was quite impressed by lundgren's biography though.
That's what wikipedia says about him:
He graduated from the Royal Institute of Technology. He has a master's degree in chemical engineering from the University of Sydney (1982). He was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1983, but quit after two weeks to pursue acting. He speaks more than five languages: Swedish, English, German, French, Spanish, some Japanese, and some Italian.
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shoque, it's amazing how many brainy celebrities there are. Matt Damon is a Harvard dropout. Reese Witherspoon ? Stanford grad. Natalie Portman ? Harvard. Hugh Laurie ? ("Dr. House")…graduated from Cambridge. You see -- these people were not connected before their celebrity -- they got into those schools through sheer brain power and became celebs either after graduation or even before (i.e. Matt Damon didn't feel it was neccessary to finish up at Harvard after "Goodwill Hunting"). They are smart people. On the other hand, in the US, if you are a politician's or multi-millionaire's child -- you can buy yourself a seat at those schools and there are countless examples of those as well.