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Vern makes DIRECT CONTACT with Dolph Lundgren!

VERN ROCK AICN!!! by The_Man_Behind_The_Curtain	May 31st, 2009 02:02:11 AM
You know it. I know it. Harry knows. Stevey Segal knows it.
VERN ROCK AICN!!! by The_Man_Behind_The_Curtain	May 31st, 2009 02:02:17 AM
You know it. I know it. Harry knows it. Stevey Segal knows it.
F*ck. Not only did I double post but... by The_Man_Behind_The_Curtain	May 31st, 2009 02:04:17 AM
..I also put "rock" instead of "rocks". What a fucking twiglet I am. I hope I get skin cancer and die.
Dolph is a better action star than Segal. by RICHARD_GERE_RAPED_MY_GERBIL	May 31st, 2009 02:13:38 AM
Love you Vern but you gotta admit I'm right here. He has more range, more presence on screen and has at least maintained his physique unlike Segal who has turned into the fat, creepy man with the black jacket who mumbles a lot. All hail Dolph.
Stockholm / Helsinki by Philo	May 31st, 2009 02:27:45 AM
What's the Helsinki syndrome? Is this some wierd ass version of the Stockholm syndrome or did you just screw up?
I watched Masters of the Universe yesterday by Crooooooow	May 31st, 2009 02:59:20 AM
Courtney Cox raped my childhood while I was still a child
Needs more GIANT PIG by GIANT_PIG	May 31st, 2009 02:59:39 AM
GIANT PIG!!!
Dolph vs. Seagal by GhostDad	May 31st, 2009 03:09:44 AM
I prefer Dolph. I think the problem with Seagal, even in the DTVs he does, is that his primary goal is just to be Steven Seagal. Dolph on the other hand always looks like he's trying like hell to make the best movie he can given the circumstances. Watch Masters of the Universe and Punisher, you can tell how determined the guy is to make these huge blockbusters. Seagal is just concerned with how badass he looks, Dolph wouldn't have tried not to die in Executive Decision. So I hope Dolph finally gets a break. He's no leading man, but no reason he can't have supporting roles in action flicks.
OLEG! by travis-dane	May 31st, 2009 03:55:45 AM
fuck Bale!
Dolph vs. Seagal = fine red mist where segal stood by ironic_name	May 31st, 2009 04:07:08 AM
OLEG LIVES!
OLEG IS COMING! by ironic_name	May 31st, 2009 04:08:36 AM
http://tinyurl.com/lxqdox
http://tinyurl.com/nccqdu by ironic_name	May 31st, 2009 04:09:34 AM
OLEG! http://tinyurl.com/cotf4w
In another universe it might've been Dolph playing Whiplash in I by AlienBoy	May 31st, 2009 04:15:41 AM
Or Crimson Dynamo, or Crimson Lash, or Whipamo/whoever he is.
in Iron Man 2.... by AlienBoy	May 31st, 2009 04:16:24 AM
...see above
for a minute there.. by The Amazing G	May 31st, 2009 04:23:31 AM
I was hoping that this was Vern interviewing Dolph
More movies need rats eating puke-blood by Drunken Rage	May 31st, 2009 06:56:59 AM
I've said it a million times.
Is this a remake or a reboot? by Donkey_Lasher	May 31st, 2009 07:09:06 AM
And will it be a PG13?
Helsinki Syndrome by Cedar_Room	May 31st, 2009 07:38:05 AM
I think this is a subtle Vernism on American's perceived lack of geographical knowledge. Of course he knew it was Stockholm Syndrome. Right Vern??
Vern's confused by the Die Hard anchorman joke. by CreasyBear	May 31st, 2009 07:43:39 AM
And frankly, what stopped me in my tracks in this review was SHARKS IN VENICE, quite possibly the best idea for a movie ever. Gotta see this movie.
No Stockholm Syndrome necessary by M0SQUIT0	May 31st, 2009 07:47:08 AM
Dolph is still the sexiest man alive.
Yeah he was decent baddie etc in the 80s by Sal_Bando	May 31st, 2009 08:12:29 AM
I actually agree he could and should get a second shot at mainstream non-DTV movies. Why not?
by Omar B	May 31st, 2009 09:39:26 AM
A a fellow Kykushin karateka I'm waiting on Dolph to do the balls to the wall ass whomping fight movie. No guns, no bombs, old school beating the shit out of guys for 2 hours in the tradition of Bruce Lee, Billy Jack, etc.
OK - smuggling weapons out so they wouldn't be used by johnnyangel	May 31st, 2009 09:44:10 AM
is the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
Dolph is one bad actor by kabong	May 31st, 2009 09:54:12 AM
who improved.
What the Hell is Bruce Boxleitner doing in Transmorphers 2 ??? by aphextwin	May 31st, 2009 10:29:43 AM
What THE FUCK??!
Any Dolph recommendations? by shaGuar	May 31st, 2009 10:33:38 AM
After reading this I'm curious to check out some of Dolph's other DTV efforts, as I'm only really familiar with him as Ivan Drago and his role in The Universal Soldier. Any recommendations?
stockholm you mongoloid by TheExterminator	May 31st, 2009 10:39:01 AM

Saw Sharks In Venice by OptimusBob	May 31st, 2009 10:49:42 AM
Must be missing something, heard a lot of people liked it, dunno why all i saw was a TERRIBLE FUCKING MOVIE of sub tv movie of the week standards.
This film needs a prequel by Ye Not Guilty	May 31st, 2009 11:17:15 AM
Audiences need to see Mike Riggins's training - his time in the Marines, learning martial arts, etc. There is a richness of character and story here just waiting to be mined for gold.
Universal Soldier sequel? by Bouncy X	May 31st, 2009 11:32:30 AM
since he was torn to pieces in the original, will he be a clone or something? or wait....the twin brother? or maybe they'll pull a Bride of Chucky and have him be all stiched up from body parts.
i'm guessing Helsinki Syndrome is when by jackknifed_juggernaut	May 31st, 2009 11:35:02 AM
you begin to show loyalty to washed up has-beens?
An Ivan Drago movie by AsimovLives	May 31st, 2009 11:47:30 AM
Vern is right, Stallone should direct a movie about the life of Ivan Drago in today's russia. Certainly, and after his dfdefeat in Rocky IV, Drago would had been disgraced and thrown out of the state sports of the ex-USSR. And after the fall of the Soviet Union, Drago wuld be probably unemployed and living in misery. Adn then some russian mafia guy would spot him as he was either being a dum or working cleaning the trash and he would hire him as his personal bodyguard. Then soembody would remember him from teh old days and use him in some illegal underground boxing events for gambling pimping. Then he would raise enough to merit enough recognition even in the boxing underworld. but the mafia was always breathing on his neck, and he was forced to participate in crimes and be a muscle to the mafia or else he would be dead meat the day after. Adn then he could get one change at go truly boxing legit, but his age and his mafia connections would be cause for much drama and trouble. If anything, the story of Ivan Drago after Rocky IV would be a far more dramatic possibilities then the story of the older Rocky. Think about it.
Toby_FN_Wong by AsimovLives	May 31st, 2009 11:50:03 AM
And where's the career of Van Damme and Dacascos now? Dacascos is the one who got marginally more luck because he got to make some big production films in France, like Cry Freeman and Brotherhood Of The Wolf.
CreasyBear by AsimovLives	May 31st, 2009 11:55:32 AM
I think the best idea for a movie ever was already made in Japan by a movie called Samurai Zombie Apocalypse. That has to be he most awesome movie title ever.
Bouncy X by AsimovLives	May 31st, 2009 11:56:51 AM
It's cloning, dude. It's always cloning for this movies. Cloning solves all plot problems. That and paralel universes caused by time travel.
Dacascos by Omar B	May 31st, 2009 12:11:17 PM
I wouldnt worry about Dacascos, he's the host of Iron Chef on Food Network. Say what you will but he's got steady work.
Given the writer's and director's credentials by solanine	May 31st, 2009 12:30:34 PM
I was hoping for more sharks.
I don't really watch DTV movies by CherryValance	May 31st, 2009 12:53:13 PM
so I thought he was sunning on some island this whole time. Trying to think of a way a rat eating blood could be cute has me intrigued though. I keep seeing that his movies are in those redbox things at the supermarket. Maybe I'll try this one.
Omar B by AsimovLives	May 31st, 2009 01:01:21 PM
He kicks ass and he can cook? That's great!
I Come In Peace by rogueleader66	May 31st, 2009 01:08:42 PM
Say what you will about it, but it is one of my favorite movies out of the 80's. Drug dealers from space? It doesn't get any better than that!!
I don't know... by wampa 1	May 31st, 2009 01:22:18 PM
...but it sure smells good!
Question for Vern: Who has the Best "Just How Badass Is He?" by DarfurOnTheRocks2	May 31st, 2009 01:41:55 PM
I like Rambo II's scene.... However, things do get tilted whenever the hero is a Medal of Honor recipient? But in that scene Rambo hits a right combination of quantity and quality with: * 2 - Silver Star * 4 - Bronze Stars for Valor * 4 - Purple Heart * 1 - Distinguished Service Cross * 1 - Medal of Honor
Apparently there is a deleted scene in Rambo III by DarfurOnTheRocks2	May 31st, 2009 01:44:27 PM
... I need to verify but it reads: In a deleted scene from Rambo III, Rambo's "Class A" uniform can clearly be seen with the following 13 ribbons: * Medal of Honor - Awarded two and refused another * Army Distinguished Service Medal * Distinguished Flying Cross * Soldier's Medal * Bronze Star * Purple Heart * Air Medal * Combat Action Ribbon * Vietnam Service Medal * Prisoner of War Medal * Army Service Ribbon * Vietnam Wound Medal * Vietnam Campaign Medal
Just give us COMMAND PERFORMANCE! by milesdyson	May 31st, 2009 01:51:16 PM
Direct Contact looks like shit, but I've been interested in COMMAND since I read the synopsis. DIE HARD at a Russian rock concert starring Dolph as a doobie smoking drummer who has to save the day. I DEMAND A RELEASE DATE.
Toby_FN_Wong by AsimovLives	May 31st, 2009 01:52:13 PM
I agree with you about Dacascos (he does sem like a nice guy), but not on Van Damme. All the bad things that happened to him are of his own doing. It's all karma bitting him in the ass. It's deserved. He has to be one of the most irritating movie person i ever knew, both inside and outside the movies. The guy could fall into a hole and never come back and i wouldn't care. Doen't matter he was a proficient martial artist, he's an ass, and he deserves all the bad shit he got. I rather sing the sorrows of Dacascos and Lundgren.
I Come In Peace by AsimovLives	May 31st, 2009 01:58:06 PM
I love the scene when Dolph has to enter the lair of the yuppi gangsters, and his way in is to press on the expensive cars and the gangsters run out seeing what's wrong with their beloved cars,a nd he just calmly walks in. That scene is even mroe remarkable because it's one of the rare scenes in this 80s actioneers where the hero achieves something by using the brains instead of brawl. It was quite unexpected. Also, the guy who played his side-kick was very good. The man acted the hell out of his role, went way beyond the call of duty. What happened to him? i almost forgot: another scne i liked a lot in that movie was wehn they go to dolph's pad, and contrary to the blue collar cop hero cliché of the 80s action hero, it's a quite well decorate, very well tended, very clean and the guy even drinks foreign wine to relax. That was both cool and very funny.
Darfur... by TELF	May 31st, 2009 02:12:21 PM
Gotta be On Deadly Ground. R. Lee's awesome hype job on Seagal. "When there is a mission that absolutely cannot fail... he's the guy they call in to train the troops" Then it just gets more and more awesome.
Here you go... by TELF	May 31st, 2009 02:15:08 PM
It is wonderful: http://tinyurl.com/nmco5u
Asimov Lives by rogueleader66	May 31st, 2009 02:27:53 PM
Glad to see I am not the only one who loves the shit out of that movie, it's a very underrated film IMO, and shows that Dolph could have and SHOULD have been one of the biggest action stars of the 80's, and it's a shame he wasn't. Oh and as a side note, I HATE that the name of the movie was changed to dark angel or some crap like that, I Come In Peace was a great title, and how about Dolph's comeback at the end "And you go in pieces asshole" Love it!!!!!
I had a long conversation not too long ago... by Uga	May 31st, 2009 02:29:27 PM
... about "Ivan Drago." Would be a great way for Stallone to continue the franchise without ruining the perfect ending we had with "Rocky Balboa." I would LOVE to see a film about where that guy is 25 years later (if he wasn't just killed by the KGB before New Year's Day '86).
Dolph 's sidekick by rogueleader66	May 31st, 2009 02:29:41 PM
In the movie was a guy named Brian Benben, he was in the HBO comedy "Dream On" which was a pretty good show, aside from that show and I Come In Peace, I don't know much about his work, gonna have to IMDB him and see what he has done since then.
The best 'JUST HOW BADASS IS HE' scene is by bluelou_boyle	May 31st, 2009 02:44:53 PM
the one in FIRST BLOOD, when they here John J. is ex-special forces green beret, silver star etc. David Caruso flips out, in fact he seems happy about it and says he 'knew there was something special about this guy'
http://www.theonion.com/content/ node/30688 by Wheel99	May 31st, 2009 02:44:58 PM

rogueleader66 by AsimovLives	May 31st, 2009 03:49:06 PM
It's not so much that i love that movie, i might not even liek it, but i think it had some very interestingideas, and ocasionally, it was even very well made and had soem unexpected plot twists to the usual cliches of the genre. i mean, one thing i really liked about the movie was that the hero actaully thinks his way into finding out what happened in that mafia meeting massacre, and he comes with a good deduction of what was the way they were killed. most action movies of those times didn't had such stuff, like, a hero who actually uses his braisn as well his brawls. I do give the movie that. And ye,s the "And you go in pieces" is really great. It's funny like hell. You could evne say the whole movie is just an excuse so that somebody could poke fun at the Voyager's disk salutation. And yes, "I Come In Peace" is indeed from the Voyager's probes. Wow, action movie writers who actually knew their space stuff. Maybe the movie is better then i give it credit for. You know another movie which i truly think it's underrated and was made around this time? The Hidden. i really like that movie, and maybe i should try to find it in DVD, to chekc it out again. I really liked that one. i think i'm going to say a blasphemy here to you, and if so, forgive me, but, well, i think that I com In Peace could be remade. I'm not the world's most enthusiastic remake groupie, quite the contrary, but there's soemthign that could be used with I come In Peace premise which could be turned into another movie. Or maybe I come In Peace is such an 80s movie that it would not make any sense remaking it, and part of it's charm is really the fact it was made in the 80s and on the cheap.
Dolph Lundgren the actor by AsimovLives	May 31st, 2009 03:53:46 PM
Of all the action heros of the mid/late 80s, Dolph might be the only one who might actually have some potential for acting. There's some stuff he pulls in Rocky IV which i though were nice, subtle touches from him. Remember the scene when he firghts Appolo Creed? He is raised on a platform to the ring, and he looks at all that spectacle, all the circus, and his look of bewilderment is priceless. You could tell his mind was "what the hell is going on?". it was a very nice moment for his character, one which barely gets any characterization. And you guys wikll have to fogive me for saying this, becasue i know if i say anything postive about that movie i'll get my ass kicked by you guys for the remain of thr day, but i do think that Dolph in Johnny Mnemonic was quite good. I think he actually acted well. As in, he really acted. He and Takeshi Kitano, they were good in the movie. And that is all i have to say positive about that movie.
Well AsimovLives by MorganLeafy	May 31st, 2009 05:05:35 PM
Maybe everybody knows this, but the man actually has PhD in chemistry, just like Asimov. However a good actor? No.
Because actual 'movies' aren't made anymore by performingmonkey	May 31st, 2009 05:33:22 PM
This hit me a while ago. Hardly anyone makes MOVIES anymore, mainly because a huge blurring of TV, Internet, cinema and games has happened which has fucked over the real movie. Now the masses expect game-like CGI cutscenes, loads of self-referrential bullshit and cheap lines in place of actual characterization, TV-like situations and action level etc. The only things that sell movies are the 'coolness' level of trailers and the movie's title. Fucking piece of shit Wolverine and people flock to see it. There are exceptions. Even though there's PLENTY of CGI in Star Trek it still feels like a proper film, and a modern one at that. Abrams got it totally right. McG went the other way. The question now is can Cameron pull a real movie out of his effects-driven monster? I want it to be brilliant and massively successful, HOWEVER if Avatar sucks due to the overwhelming nature of the CG I want it to fail so no-one pulls this kind of shit again. I wish the prequels had made no money. The blockbuster scene could look quite different right now if that had been the case.
"we're not dealing with a student... by jackknifed_juggernaut	May 31st, 2009 05:35:41 PM
... we're dealin with THE PROFESSOR!!!" now that was a "just how badass is he" scene for your ass. seriously, after hearing someone described as Segal was in "On Deadly Ground," how do you not instantly drop your weapon, exhale "fuck this shit," and head home?
SO, LIKE ANY EXPENDABLES GOSSIP? by OgreYouAsshole	May 31st, 2009 05:43:08 PM
Have Willis and Biehn been cast as Church and Sands yet?
Toby_FN_Wong, the answer is CGI effects by YackBacker	May 31st, 2009 05:44:31 PM
The 80s didn't cop out with computer-generated effects like we have now. The artificial look and feel takes the "danger" out of action sequences.
I MUST BREAK YOU by Mr Spork	May 31st, 2009 05:47:19 PM

jacknifed... by TELF	May 31st, 2009 06:08:13 PM
So true. Seagal should totally do a sequel as Forrest Taft in "A Fistful of Pesos".
Best Dolph movies by Vern	May 31st, 2009 06:45:45 PM
I'm partial to BLACKJACK. I believe it was made for cable, but directed by John Woo in his weird HARD TARGET era where he wasn't exactly good anymore but still retained some awesomeness combined with crazed Hollywood stupidity. In it he plays a bodyguard who is afraid of the color white protecting a super model from a crazed stalker who for some reason has henchmen on motorcycles with uzis. This is the one that won me over to Dolph because I'd mostly seen him playing grunting Russian oafs before that, but in that one he's very charismatic (and possibly gay). BRIDGE OF DRAGONS is kind of a fun one, a weird martial arts/fantasy/sci-fi mix directed by Isaac Florentine and with Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa as the villain. (He's also in SHOWDOWN IN LITTLE TOKYO which is fun too). ARMY OF ONE is kind of good, it's directed by Indiana Jones's stunt double so it has a bunch of cool car stunts. As for Helsinki syndrome, it is a rare syndrome with the exact same symptoms as Stockholm syndrome but in my opinion it is a better syndrome. Also, since Dolph was actually born in Stockholm the people he kidnaps can only get syndromes named after other cities. (Actually I don't know where the fuck I got that from, but apparently I didn't make it up since it redirects to "Stockholm Syndrome" on Wikipedia.)
AsimovLives by rogueleader66	May 31st, 2009 06:52:01 PM
Love The Hidden, saw it in the theaters and have it on DVD, and yes it is highly underrated. Did a entry on my blog about it. Have not messed with my blog in some time, but here is the link to what I wrote if you are interested in reading it. http://movietalktime.blo gspot.com/2008/11/blast-from-p ast-4.html
Just as long... by Pig_Ignorant	May 31st, 2009 07:22:15 PM
...as it has an evil Japanese dude who pulls out a samurai sword and hacks off a guy's arm for talking back at him, ala Showdown in Little Tokyo. Man, that movie was hardness incarnate.
Regarding Brian Benben by Forsakyn	May 31st, 2009 07:53:43 PM
He was also in a Masters of Horror episode called Deer Woman that was pretty entertaining (and he was good as always). As for Dolph, he's actually my favorite 80s action guy - yeah, I know he didn't have any huge movies or such, but I just liked him more. And his acting has improved dramatically over time. Looking forward to checking out this movie, Command Performance (when it comes out), and of course The Expendables (although I expect he probably has a couple moments max of screen time in that).
this straight woman says by Genre_Baby	May 31st, 2009 07:59:26 PM
Vern, Dolph's got that hard Scandinavian look that just gets better with age imo. Hell, I even hunted down the Japanese laser disc of Johnny Mnemonic just for (much more) Dolph. But he's fun, he's pretty convincing (type-cast though he is) and I hope he gets a chance to get back up on the big screen.
Direct Contact with Dolph Lundgren? Does that mean... by Gus Van Rant	May 31st, 2009 08:07:38 PM
Penis to penis? You are sick Vern! Wow, did I just sound like the late Jim Varney? I think so!
AsimovLives by Sgt.Steiner	May 31st, 2009 08:34:45 PM
Perhaps Cronenberg could put him in "Eastern Promises 2".
Helsinki syndrome by ColtCCO	May 31st, 2009 08:42:27 PM
Vern, I know where you got it from...it's a line from Die Hard in which the guest expert is explaining to the news anchor about a supposed "Helsinki Syndrome"(a direct riff on Stockholm Syndrome) and the anchor pompously interjects to the viewing audience "As in, Helsinki Sweden" to which the expert cautiously replies "Finland". It's still one of my favorite 15-second jokes in Die Hard, as the anchor is an'80's Movie, Love-To-Hate "stuffed shirt" type, and it makes him look stupid - again.
DerLanghaarige by Grammaton Cleric Binks	May 31st, 2009 10:12:25 PM
Er um, how about a little film called The Terminator where Arnold Schwarzeneger was offered the role of Reese, and turned it down because he wanted to be the villain. Everyone told him it would be a bad career move, and Arnold laughed all the way to the bank.
I also would love to see a DRAGO film by SnapT	Jun 1st, 2009 01:37:08 AM
Go for it, Sly!
HE IS LIKE IRON by Brody77	Jun 1st, 2009 02:24:44 AM
Go Dolph, Go!!
Dolph is still the best Punisher by hamo455	Jun 1st, 2009 04:38:25 AM
Truly
DOLPH LUDGREN FUCKED YOUR GIRLFRIEND by ironic_name	Jun 1st, 2009 04:54:21 AM
THATS WHY SHE LOOKED SO HAPPY YESTERDAY.
Genre_Baby, marry me! by ironic_name	Jun 1st, 2009 04:57:36 AM
or at least consider joining the madness/dolph worship in the zone at http://tinyurl.com/mv8uuj that goes for anyone who wants to talk about the greatness of the lundgren, the trejo, and the bale.
Glasgow Syndrome by Stuntcock Mike	Jun 1st, 2009 06:05:04 AM
You end up getting pissed with the guy who kidnaps you. Then, you "glass" him.
On Deadly Ground 2: Oil's Well that Ends Well by Stuntcock Mike	Jun 1st, 2009 06:06:48 AM

Vern, have you seen MEN OF WAR? by caruso_stalker217	Jun 1st, 2009 06:07:39 AM
Probably my favorite Dolph film and a nice twist on the SEVEN SAMURAI story. Also, there's tits and some gay undertones.
Dolph for the win by Lost Jarv	Jun 1st, 2009 06:40:12 AM
Dark Angel, Red Scorpion, Showdown in Little Tokyo. Fuck, he's great.
Black Jack is also great by Lost Jarv	Jun 1st, 2009 06:53:24 AM
fucking love Dolph.
Dolph as Ivan Drago for UNDISPUTED 4! by Spandau Belly	Jun 1st, 2009 07:43:46 AM
Has that ever happened before? A supporting character from a sequel in one series becomes a supporting character in a sequel of another series?
Damn, Spandau has his thinking cap on by Grammaton Cleric Binks	Jun 1st, 2009 08:10:19 AM
Drago, banished to Siberia decades ago for choking his commie handler, now has a gulag-chiseled body, mastered more fighting skills than just boxing, and is ready to break loose.
Has anyone seen Agent Red or Red Agent by Grammaton Cleric Binks	Jun 1st, 2009 08:12:04 AM
Whatever it was called I could have snagged it for $3 at Big Lots. I would have grabbed Men of War in a heartbeat, but this one looked iffy.
by ironic_name	Jun 1st, 2009 09:39:34 AM

agent red: dolph wanted a lambo, needed $, made this by ironic_name	Jun 1st, 2009 09:41:25 AM
http://tinyurl.com/n8mheo
A Swedes opinion: Dolph's best movie... by Movie_Grinder	Jun 1st, 2009 03:12:38 PM
...is definitely The Punisher from '89. It sure as hell kicks Travolta's ass better than Thomas Jane.
Also - Thomas Jane sounds lika a girl's name... by Movie_Grinder	Jun 1st, 2009 03:14:11 PM
...wheras Dolph is cool. How many guys do you know are named Dolph? Didn't think so.
Dunno the shit he's smoking. by bioforge	Jun 1st, 2009 06:06:26 PM
But I want some of it. Very funny. We all could do with some more Dolph in our lives.
Dolph should come here... by Dazzler69	Jun 1st, 2009 09:11:41 PM
ala Stallone style q&a and let's help his career! A lot of these guys need a slap in the face from us to let them know what we like.
Oleg > chuck norris > segal > batman by ironic_name	Jun 1st, 2009 11:20:11 PM
http://tinyurl.com/nxd7zf

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