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ringfire211 wrote: » I thought GATOR was much more enjoyable than WHITE LIGHTNING!! The former had the late great Jerry Reed (love his singin’ too - that opening tune still gets me!!!) as the baddie who was really good! Of course the following yea…
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I was sleeping in , being a nighthawk with oddball work hours during the week I think it was about 10:00am. I was listening to sports news on the radio, when the announcer suddenly, rather awkwardly, started attempting to describe what was happenin…
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@earmuffs You haven't refuted anything and you haven't been paying attention. You are obviously just catching up now. Sorry to interrupt the very selective, actually very naive ,as opposed to calculated, propaganda "resistance"narrative that is be…
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jobo wrote: » @timmer You are at a disadvantage because you get all your news from a propaganda network designed to make people support the Republican party no matter what. That is the heart of the matter here... "The heart of the matter…
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chrisisall wrote: » timmer wrote: » Of course I'm biased. Everyone is especially fact checkers. You clearly do not subscribe to Vulcan philosophy. Spock would make a good fact checker. He'd be the only reliable one in the Galaxy.
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Of course I'm biased. Everyone is especially fact checkers. I also don't care. Humans aren't cyborgs. Hell, if Trump's act starts to wear thin in two years, I might even join @chrisisall and vote for "I Am Spartacus" in the election. Not likely…
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The above Justin Juvenile tweet is correct. That's exactly what happened and has been reported. Steele approached Ohr with the phony Russian dossier Fusion GPS( DNC contracted PR firm) got involved from here. As anyone paying attention to the a…
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[/quote] Ummmm, no... Trump's crime is treason. He make Nixon look like a pickpocket. Do you understand WHAT treason IS, timmer? Clearly you don't. It's when you help a foreign country out at the expense of your own. AKA espionage. Russia PAID Tr…
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JamesStock wrote: » The comments I see here really remind me of when the roles were reversed when Obama was in office. No disrespect intended, but some folks become so blinded by their disdain for the other side, that the fail to recognize the ex…
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Democracy under attack. One should then be paying attention to the Congressional Intelligence committee grilling that very senior DOJ official Bruce Ohr has been undergoing the last few weeks, regarding what is very clearly a fraud perpetrated on th…
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The op-ed is a joke. It's just more evidence of how desperate those who can't accept the results of the 2016 election are. The op-ed is just what it purports to be. Something cooked up by the NYT and and an anonymous malcontent working somewhere i…
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AlexanderWaverly wrote: » The Dan August series (1970-71) helped make Burt Reynolds a star. Not because it had a long run. It didn't. It only lasted one season. But after it ended, Reynolds took the "blooper reel" with him to talk show appearances…
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I'm almost done the third installment in Jason Matthews Red Sparrow trilogy, The Kremlin's Candidate (2018). This is exciting contempory spy fare. Matthews is a retired officer of the CIA's Operations Directorate with a 33 year career serving in m…
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Lancaster007 wrote: » Sleeping Beauties by Stephen King and Owen King. Been on my TBR pile for a while (not as long as some!), about quarter of the way thru so far and really quite enjoying it. Not. a bad read. I ploughed through it in fair…
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echo wrote: » Sometimes they create fake titles (Blue Harvest). Shatterhand could be pointing toward something...or it could be nothing. I think Shatterhand was the original working title until Boyle came along with his new whiz-bang ide…
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Mendes4Lyfe wrote: » FoxRox wrote: » I’ll never understand all the Craig hate. His run hasn’t been perfect, but he’s brought so much to the table as James Bond. Personally, I think his first 3 Bond films are awesome, with SP being the only rea…
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Dragonpol wrote: » jobo wrote: » I have read all of the Flemings obviously. Also tried Trigger Morris. Was reasonably enjoyable but not enough to wet my appetite for the other continuation novels... Any of them I definitely should read? …
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The guy accused of gunning down 4 people, including 2 cops in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, made his first court appearance today. Still no public utterances from police regarding motive, although unlike the Danforth lone gunman shootings i…
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MaxCasino wrote: » Do the comics (namely Dynamite) count? When it's a story line connection? If so, I'm reading Case Files, from Dynamite. It's the closest thing we've had to 007 short stories in a while. I just finished Case Files, the Dynamite p…
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4EverBonded wrote: » Shootings definitely do not happen everywhere. Guns in America. Tremendous problem. Knifings and other weapons in other countries, yes. No we have gun play every weekend. During the week too, although not every day, …
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Yes Duggan was Head of Station G Germany according to link above.
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Thunderfinger wrote: » timmer wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » timmer wrote: » Remington wrote: » @jobo I can't speak for @Birdleson, but I didn't like how they toned down Bonds character. He seemed more P…
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But you read about 3 books a day, so you should be able to burn through them all in no time :)
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I've read them all. There are 60 total including the latest from Horowitz. Here's the breakdown 14 Fleming 14 John Gardner originals 6 Raymond Benson originals 2 Anthony Horowitz 1 Kingsley Amis 1 John Pearson 1 Sebastian Faulks 1 Jeff…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » timmer wrote: » Remington wrote: » @jobo I can't speak for @Birdleson, but I didn't like how they toned down Bonds character. He seemed more PC. Yes, the Bond character is barely rec…
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Remington wrote: » @jobo I can't speak for @Birdleson, but I didn't like how they toned down Bonds character. He seemed more PC. Yes, the Bond character is barely recognizable. Carte Blanche is the one Bond continuation novel that should b…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » I hope they do present them soon. Did anyone read the report from the OPCW that I posted here earlier? It was not reported on in papers or on tv here. Media only reports what serves it's agenda. What report is thi…
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Gerard wrote: » Living near Trappes, I can tell you that there, they haven't waited for ISIS to knife each other. Trappes here is the equivalent of the Bronx, or Harlem, pre-gentrification. Tough neighbourhood, lots of crime. A neighbouring city i…
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bondjames wrote: » I agree that Elba is just having fun with the whole thing. I can't blame him. He is playing it for all its worth, and it doesn't really hurt his image. He's now seen by many as a suave, Bond worthy actor on account of this. Who …
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My order really is quite flexible. It's more a 5-way tie, but if I must stack them, that's how I'll do it, at least on this Monday in this month of August.
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