You literally said Yes when he asked that question earlier. We can all read it.
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Word. I guess I'll pass. The first movie is 2 and a half hours. I don't want to spend that much time to figure it out on my own. I watched the first Dune and fell asleep, so I won't watch the 2nd one because it is another massive amount of time for a movie. It wouldn't be too bad, but I got so many shows/movies to watch like Kingdom, that I don't want to waste my time.
What happened to 90 minute movies? Oh I feel old.
I had someone in my theater say "Die already" during the prolonged death scene in the ship. People busted out laughing.
Is it that bad? I was thinking about giving it a try since both parts are out.
Animal shelter work, or do litter pick up in the woods or the beach.
China is a big trade partner with Chile. I would assume Argentina or most South American countries too. Chile has a bunch of shipping ports and China has ships with crap it wants to sell.
I heard in Die Hard that they dropped Gruber from the building before he was ready. Something about counting to 3 but dropped before the count. The look on his face was actually "oh shit, I didn't expect that."
Dere-lick my balls will always be great.
It's about the same quality as Anchorman 2. Meaning it just seemed like a remake of the first movie. A lot of the scenes I watched and might have laughed a bit, but there was always a better scene from the first movie to compare it to. I think that took away from my enjoyment.
This is a great answer.
I'm guessing he was referring to the actual practice of a gym doing something like that. I'm sure there is whatever statement in the gym contract that says that they can change access. I wouldn't know. I just use the gym in my apartment.
In practice, most businesses will work to accommodate you if there is a change like this and you can't adapt. Someone else mentioned that their gym has an app and it doesn't work all the time and have to use fobs still. Most managers will work with a customer and take care of the few that need extra attention.