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Welcomes to this fine establishment. The convenient location, wholesome environment, and luxurious accommodations are complimented by our friendly, stable management, reasonable rates, and colorful neighbors. But please scan the grounds for stray needles before walking around barefoot and try to ignore the foul ranting and rotten smells coming from Butchie's room. Scrawl whatever you want on the walls, just don't disturb the ghosts.
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Jul 29, 2007 4:25 AM
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grogulations:
>Then we've got the shuffleboard court. How much more >antiquated and uncool than that can you get?
what's the shuffleboard court?
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Jul 29, 2007 3:07 AM
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> > > What about the horse in the beginning of each
> > > episode?
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> > What horse are you talking about?
> That was the opening scene of Deadwood, a horse
> running.
Ooooo. Don't get me talking about that horse (or the montage at the end of the SFU finale for that matter). That horse was my pet DW topic. The horse in the opening credits is the same horse (check it out) that tramples and kills William. Significant? Symbolic? Significantly symbolic? Some people, even if they admitted it was so, said, "So what?"
And what's up with the shuffleboard court, anyway? I mean, I chuckle. Sounded like Barry, when he was talking to Ramon about the pool, was thinking of turning it into a skateboarding bowl or something...something relatively cutting edge and cool.
Then we've got the shuffleboard court. How much more antiquated and uncool than that can you get?
Maybe Barry'll institute Bingo as a fixture as part of the Snug's cookouts. G-17 proves HUGE! Gilbert Rollins is a Bingo Beast!
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Jul 24, 2007 3:45 PM
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> > That was the opening scene of Deadwood, a horse
> > running.
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> Right.
> That's what I thought, heh.
> ...But, I was wondering if she was talking about JFC,
> too.
If that horse statue takes off running, so will I!
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Jul 24, 2007 3:39 PM
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Room 45 will give up it's dead.
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Jul 24, 2007 3:36 PM
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> That was the opening scene of Deadwood, a horse
> running.
Right.
That's what I thought, heh.
...But, I was wondering if she was talking about JFC, too.
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Jul 24, 2007 9:36 AM
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> > What about the horse in the beginning of each
> episode?
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> What horse are you talking about?
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> Edited by mjmd at 07/23/2007 8:46 PM
That was the opening scene of Deadwood, a horse running.
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Jul 23, 2007 11:22 PM
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> What about the horse in the beginning of each episode?
What horse are you talking about?
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Jul 23, 2007 11:13 PM
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> In episode one, when Barry fires his gun....
> Butchie jumps down behind the little black horse.
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> I have heard the word 'Horse' used sometimes as a
> slang-word for Heroin.
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> So, when conflict happens, Butchie jumps behind the
> Horse/Heroin?
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> I know, I should STFU about the little horse.
What about the horse in the beginning of each episode?
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Jul 23, 2007 11:11 PM
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In episode one, when Barry fires his gun....
Butchie jumps down behind the little black horse.
I have heard the word 'Horse' used sometimes as a slang-word for Heroin.
So, when conflict happens, Butchie jumps behind the Horse/Heroin?
I know, I should STFU about the little horse.
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> I have an unemployed 18 yr old who is fixin to see
> the umbilical chord cutting firsthand. Ya'll got room
> for his squatting ass? You have to feed him, and pay
> for his gas and insurance.
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> No pawning him off at the military base, he couldn't
> pass a drug test with a cheat sheet.
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You should call Dickstein. I think they need someone to run the shuffleboard tournaments.I'm sure they'll let him live in one of the rooms in return.
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Jul 20, 2007 12:06 PM
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I have an unemployed 18 yr old who is fixin to see the umbilical chord cutting firsthand. Ya'll got room for his squatting ass? You have to feed him, and pay for his gas and insurance.
No pawning him off at the military base, he couldn't pass a drug test with a cheat sheet.
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Jul 20, 2007 9:22 AM
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> "We should make these cook-outs a fixture."
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> -Barry
We should all go to the next one. Does Dickstein have our phone numbers?
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Jul 20, 2007 4:23 AM
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still can't get that link to work for some reason
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Jul 16, 2007 6:34 PM
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The painted pony....
I have noticed, that the little Carousel Horse has been in several scenes, at the Snug Harbor.
That type of horse, with light/dark spots...is called a 'Paint'.
Painted Pony rings a bell.
Another metaphor of some sort?
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