Posts by Terry Wilson5

Sean Taylor45 said:Why, man?
I'd much rather be the big fish in a small pond than some nobody in a massive city like New York.

That’s it right there... that is the pure essence of sarcasm. You just proved once again that these forum users are nothing but hillbillies—which is exactly what they are. This is why I love you.

Sean Taylor45 said:even fish wear masks and they could still screw up
I’m definitely going to screw up here
see

That's it... hundreds of posts later, I'll tip my hat to you, I admit—you're pretty sharp... but personally, I think you've outgrown these idiots here. It's time to move on to the next level.

Sean Taylor45 said:Bojan
just eat a Snickers
get over it

Seriously, man, quit being an idiot and go catch some fish... what the hell are you even doing, you moron?
Look, I’m not going to turn on you—I actually love your posts because you're a cynic, and I have nothing but respect for a true cynic. Hats off to you.

What world are you people living in? I’ll forget about some fish in ten minutes, even if we’ve been together for a whole year.
You guys are way too intense, hahaha.

Breakups???
Hahaha, seriously? Does anyone even care about that in the 21st century? You get dumped by some girl, and thirty minutes later you’ve already found someone else. Who actually gives a damn about breakups anymore? Honestly, I still love them—mostly because I get to deal with them through pure, unfiltered sarcasm.
Because let’s be real: an outfit consisting of Essence primer, a shirt from H&M, and some cheap plastic heels from Target isn't going to be enough to pull off their little master plans. But mocking them? That’s always an option. Always. And frankly, making fun of them gets me off way more than actually getting back at them.

I’ve been hoarding stacks of cash since I was about five years old... didn't realize back then that I had this freakish knack for getting people to do exactly what I want. Let me find that photo.

wiredfox said:you clearly don't know me, so you're probably confused by this😉

That’s just because we were all wearing masks when you stayed at my hotel once.
Just check in with Sharon Stone.
Jacqueline!!!

Keith Ward2 said:😁

Who actually wants fish? 😁

I mean seafood, not... you know

down south

😁

Memphis, Keith Ward2, we could do some shrimp as an appetizer just to be polite... but then... then it's straight to sliders and ribs.

wiredfox said:Please... 😁

You're playing a much more dangerous game 🙂

wiredfox said:I guess I’ll have to check it out then.😁

Just like grabbing a snack at a local diner over in Columbus.😍

Boom!
wiredfox, you’re way more ahead of the curve than I thought.

Keith Ward2 said:Exactly right, man. Think of those seafood dishes as just the appetizer before the main grill hits the table. 😁

Exactly. Every time my family calls me over for a cookout and starts messing around with fish, I just look at them and ask one thing: where are the burgers?

wiredfox said:and oysters 😳

Sure, let's go with charcuterie... we can always wing it later and throw a BBQ for Keith Ward2. Americans love a good cookout, and honestly, so do I.
Let's hit up a seafood spot for some oysters first, then head back to my place for wine and ribs. 😁

It’s a damn shame seeing that Sharla is such a movie buff. Now I feel obligated to treat her to a whole liter of some top-shelf Napa Valley Chardonnay and maybe even a bottle of what Keith Ward2 is drinking.

Thomas Hayes said:His wife passed away from cancer, which is probably why he was so depressed. Isaac once acted in Death Wish 2.

Reminds me of John Wayne... the Western legend died from cancer. Apparently, they were filming some movie where there was radiation exposure... but John Wayne just said they kept filming because he lived for acting, and he paid the price just like most of the crew on that set.

Charles Bailey2 said:Here? It’s Cook and his kid. 😁
I love King's stories.

Susan nailed the adaptation. It was spot on. Meanwhile, poor Kofi didn't even make it in real life. Just tragic.

wiredfox said:I can't stand Woody Allen movies
They're just pretentious and boring as hell

X
Unbelievable

Thomas Hayes said:Did you hear he stole his buddy's wife?

Baha... nah. I actually read this interview with him on the anniversary of his death... can't recall which magazine it was, but honestly, I felt for the guy. I remember him saying something along the lines of, "I don't have friends, just thousands of acquaintances," before realizing all he really had was his wife and kid. Something like that.
As far as acting goes, he’s easily one of the greatest to ever do it.

*The Good, the Bad and the Ugly* is easily the most powerful film produced in post-war American cinema, purely because of how it uses satire and metaphor to show just how badly we've screwed things up. I’d throw *A Few Good Men* into that mix too—that movie and Al Pacino's performance on the stand are absolute masterpieces that highlight the total mess we live in. And don't even get me started on *Platoon*.

Thomas Hayes said:Look, I said it on the first page already—the first two movies are absolute classics. After that? It all goes downhill fast. That's just how it works with sequels.

Yeah... I'll admit it. When I was a kid, Charles Bailey2 was my ultimate hero. Then I actually read up on him and realized what a depressed wreck he really was. Even back when he was still at his peak, he had this unmatched charisma. I find myself quoting his line all the time: "I'm just a decent guy with a cold beer in my hand."

I I’ve got acting chops myself. Honestly? I’d love to land a role in a gritty remake of *The Twilight Saga*, provided they cast Jessica Lange as Darla.