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FoxRox

Creasy47 wrote: »

FoxRox wrote: »

Creasy47 wrote: »

Dragonpol wrote: »

Creasy47 wrote: »

Movie theaters returning to Saudi Arabia for the first time in over 35 years:

https://www.yahoo.com/news/saudi-arabia-allow-movie-theaters-decades-ban-085718111.html

Eon will be delighted to have another market (to try not to offend)!

I think I read 75% of the moviegoers are 30 and under, so I figure the likes of superhero fare, Bond, and action flicks in general may fare well in the country come March (that's when the first theaters open, not sure how long it'll take for them to open SA-wide).

This Vision 2030 plan is already looking promising and gaining a ton of steam. Interesting times we live in.

I wish I could go to the movies more frequently, but they are too darned expensive. Therefore I usually only go to the ones I look forward to the most.

I only go to see the movies I'm 95% sure I'll love now. A bit too expensive and time consuming to take gambles anymore and waste an entire day's outing on a bad movie.

Sort of my feelings. I'd be willing to take the risk more often if I had more money. If I ever get my dream job of a film critic, I'll have to be willing to see the bad stuff too! But for sure, it's mostly important to see the ones you are confident you will like most. Watching favorites at home is still pretty much unbeatable to me in the long run.

Andi1996Ruegg

Thunderfinger wrote: »

NEW CAPTION CONTEST

Well, you're a dead ringer for the late Misses.

MajorDSmythe

"Woman, this is not the kitchen, get out!"

Thunderfinger

She could see right through him.

Some_Kind_Of_Hero

"Oh my God...a man!"

0BradyM0Bondfanatic7

Poor Hubert did everything he could to escape his wretched spouse Gilda. He moved out of their house, but she followed him. He filed for divorce, but she still followed him. He filed for a restraining order, but the court wouldn't recognize its legitimacy and Gilda continued to traumatize Hubert every waking moment of his life. In a moment of passionate anger Hubert snapped under the weight of his pain and killed her, but Gilda kept following him from the other side, now impossible to stop by mortal means. Women, right?!

FoxRox

Waking up can be the worst feeling sometimes. Especially if your dream was far more appealing than reality.

Thunderfinger

I say, damn fine acid!

BMW_with_missiles

I decided to see how Cleverbot would react to being fed a few lines from Bond movies. Here's how it reacted to the opening few lines from The James Bond Quote Conversation thread. Pretty funny! https://www.cleverbot.com/conv/201712130652/WXCYXDSVPG_Miss-Moneypenny-have-you-checked-with-communications

It got even better when I tried winging it with my own quotes from Bond. https://www.cleverbot.com/conv/201712130658/WXCRJRJR66_The-name-s-Bond-James-Bond

Cleverbot has excellent taste in Bond actors: http://www.cleverbot.com/conv/201712130705/WXCYZN6WVT_Who-is-the-best-James-Bond

I also asked it "What is the best James Bond movie?" http://www.cleverbot.com/conv/201712130709/WXCBI7CEVJ_What-is-the-best-James-Bond-movie

You can try it yourself here; http://www.cleverbot.com/

Thunderfinger

I tried that a while back. That bot is too clever for its own good. When I asked it where it was, it said it was standing behind me.

0BradyM0Bondfanatic7

Fascinating stuff. With one broad, existential originating question I had a more interesting and thought provoking conversation with a bot than I have with most humans.

http://www.cleverbot.com/conv/201712130836/WXJJOSTW36_What-is-the-meaning-of-life?pagenum=2

Murdock

That was like watching Captain Kirk defeat Nomad. ;)

0BradyM0Bondfanatic7

He...she...it....was a worthy opponent.

Thunderfinger

Some_Kind_Of_Hero wrote: »

"Oh my God...a man!"

You win, Sir.

Some_Kind_Of_Hero

Thank you, sir. Though I feel like this could almost use its own thread in the vein of the other caption contests.

Thunderfinger

Some_Kind_Of_Hero wrote: »

Thank you, sir. Though I feel like this could almost use its own thread in the vein of the other caption contests.

I suggested that once, but it is forbidden.

Some_Kind_Of_Hero

Verbitten? Verboten? Strictly?

mattjoes

If that's the case (for reasons I don't quite understand), then surely it can be done in activity pages? That would be legal!

Thunderfinger

mattjoes wrote: »

If that's the case (for reasons I don't quite understand), then surely it can be done in activity pages? That would be legal!

That is considered spam.

mattjoes

Thunderfinger wrote: »

mattjoes wrote: »

If that's the case (for reasons I don't quite understand), then surely it can be done in activity pages? That would be legal!

That is considered spam.

Aren't they already full of it, Georgi?

Andi1996Ruegg

Swiss Caption Contest

Thunderfinger

Who needs women?

0BradyM0Bondfanatic7

When Andi told his fellow army pals that he had a date with a real cow, he wasn't lying!

BMW_with_missiles

There's a useful four letter word, and you're full of it; milk.

Thunderfinger

If he didn t move a muscle, maybe the scary monster would go away.

mattjoes

Well, Andi's doctor did prescribe more cowbell.

Thunderfinger

Cityboy:

"You re a GOOD dog, Yes, you ARE!"

mattjoes

Getting more in touch with nature was all fine and well, but surely there could be a way of having a little more privacy when it was time for bodily functions?

Thunderfinger

"Pssst! Wanna buy some grass?"

BMW_with_missiles

mattjoes wrote: »

Getting more in touch with nature was all fine and well, but surely there could be a way of having a little more privacy when it was time for bodily functions?

He's having a bowel MOOvement.