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Things that are in the MI games which are also in the Pirates of the Caribbean series

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  • Captain MickeyCaptain Mickey
    edited January 2010
    I have the navigator's head and the Q-tip...where do I go and find myself a monkey without running in with the law?
  • TomPravetzTomPravetz
    edited January 2010
    Hmm... I find the zoo is nice... I would lend you one, but I need them for a cool Voodoo spell I'm working on...
  • Captain MickeyCaptain Mickey
    edited January 2010
    So instead of a monkey, can I use a rubber chicken with a pulley in the middle? I'm uh...kinda banned from the zoo after I tried to steal them once.
  • TomPravetzTomPravetz
    edited January 2010
    Can a rubber chicken with the pulley in the middle take the part of a monkey?
    Of course! RCWAPITM can do anything!
  • Lena_PLena_P
    edited January 2010
    It can't bring about world peace. Kauff already tried that.
  • TomPravetzTomPravetz
    edited January 2010
    Perhaps he tried in the wrong way... Maybe if we tied all the people together with it..
  • Captain MickeyCaptain Mickey
    edited January 2010
    No...only Winslow can use the RCWAPM to bring world peace.
  • TomPravetzTomPravetz
    edited January 2010
    Winslow+RCWAPM=End of Dr. Jello and Watson feud? Kauf and Gustav fight? Maxilyah and my war?
  • Captain MickeyCaptain Mickey
    edited January 2010
    Yup.
  • TomPravetzTomPravetz
    edited January 2010
    Wow.
  • Captain MickeyCaptain Mickey
    edited January 2010
    Yeah I know, it shocked me too. But seeing that Winslow only loves the map...I don't see peace coming anytime soon. So the war is still on I guess.
  • TomPravetzTomPravetz
    edited January 2010
    War! XD
    Grog! XD
    Cookies! XXDD
  • Lena_PLena_P
    edited January 2010
    Dr. Jello and I aren't feuding ... wait! Maybe Winslow has already gotten his hand on the RCWAPINTMOFIT!
  • TomPravetzTomPravetz
    edited January 2010
    Lena_P wrote: »
    Dr. Jello and I aren't feuding ... wait! Maybe Winslow has already gotten his hand on the RCWAPINTMOFIT!

    The bold part confuses me...
  • Juicius MaximusJuicius Maximus
    edited January 2010
    EDIT: ^What he said

    Well, we're feuding now, because I'm really frustrated by my inability to decipher the last part of your acronym
  • TomPravetzTomPravetz
    edited January 2010
    And so the feud restarts! Peace will never last... *sigh*
  • Lena_PLena_P
    edited January 2010
    Oops! Instead of acronyming it, I just spelled out the "of it" instead. Sorry!
  • TomPravetzTomPravetz
    edited January 2010
    There is no "of it" in a rubber chicken with a pulley in the middle.
  • Lena_PLena_P
    edited January 2010
    You can't stop a sentence in mid-proposition! That'd be like stopping the movie before the hero and his girl finally kiss!
  • TomPravetzTomPravetz
    edited January 2010
    Lena_P wrote: »
    You can't stop a sentence in mid-proposition! That'd be like stopping the movie before the hero and his girl finally kiss!

    I prefer movies where the hero dies. Much more unexpected. Creative. Enjoyable.
  • Juicius MaximusJuicius Maximus
    edited January 2010
    How about Titanic? It's got both!
  • TomPravetzTomPravetz
    edited January 2010
    Eh...
  • Juicius MaximusJuicius Maximus
    edited January 2010
    You may be fooling everyone else around here with your warmonger posturing, but I know you love Titanic, you big softy!
  • Lena_PLena_P
    edited January 2010
    Titanic should have had the hero and heroine both die ten times, then I would have liked it.
  • Captain MickeyCaptain Mickey
    edited January 2010
    I'm a big ol' softy. I loved Titanic because of both the romance and the unexpected twist. Plus the boat splits in half. IN HALF!

    ....But it would be cool if the titanic was eaten by a manatee. Then Jack could yell "It's meaty and dangerous in here!"
  • Lena_PLena_P
    edited January 2010
    Why is that still not a t-shirt? Red with pink text, that's all I ask! Is that so much?
  • Captain MickeyCaptain Mickey
    edited January 2010
    I just figured out my new project! Arts and Crafts store here I come!!
  • Lena_PLena_P
    edited January 2010
    I would pay $20 for a shirt like that, in case you were wondering ;) I'd have to see an example of your work first, of course ...
  • Juicius MaximusJuicius Maximus
    edited January 2010
    Of course the text would have to be made of intestinal tract
  • PecanBluePecanBlue
    edited January 2010
    Titanic was a good movie, I just don't like it because it's way too depressing, even for me, thus not enjoyable to watch. :| It should still be respected for its special effects, though.

    And it could have done without all the dumb romance but we all know that attracts audiences.
  • Juicius MaximusJuicius Maximus
    edited January 2010
    Titanic, too depressing? I dare anyone to watch this without weeping to the point of hyperventilation.
    _index.jpg
  • Captain MickeyCaptain Mickey
    edited January 2010
    A friend of mine told me about that movie. I'm trying to avoid at all cost (not so big with depression...)
  • PecanBluePecanBlue
    edited January 2010
    Yes that is another one I didn't watch more than once because of it being too depressing.
  • FealiksFealiks
    edited January 2010
    Lena_P wrote: »
    You can't stop a sentence in mid-proposition! That'd be like stopping the movie before the hero and his girl finally kiss!

    How about "Rubber chicken; in the middle of which there is a pulley", so as not to end the sentence with a preposition? Or RCITMOWTIAP for short?
  • MrFerderMrFerder
    edited June 2010
    Will Jack Sparrow and Co. be visiting Spinner Kay? http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=67013. Hopefully she won't be blue.
  • Secret FawfulSecret Fawful
    edited June 2010
    PecanBlue wrote: »
    Yes that is another one I didn't watch more than once because of it being too depressing.
    Captain Mickey wrote: »
    A friend of mine told me about that movie. I'm trying to avoid at all cost (not so big with depression...)
    Juicius Maximus wrote: »
    Titanic, too depressing? I dare anyone to watch this without weeping to the point of hyperventilation.
    _index.jpg


    Grave of the Fireflies? Depressing? More sad than depressing. I consider it a masterpiece. You people never watched Neon Genesis Evangelion and it's movie End of Evangelion. You want DEPRESSION? That series will scar your mind and eat your soul.
  • Wolfstar27Wolfstar27
    edited June 2010
    I heard on the pirate of the carribean ride before the movie came out, they used the Lechuck theme song, at the enterance of the ride or something
  • HaydenHayden
    edited June 2010
    Death of the main character.
  • BrainiacBrainiac
    edited June 2010
    Secret Fawful wrote: »
    Grave of the Fireflies? Depressing? More sad than depressing. I consider it a masterpiece. You people never watched Neon Genesis Evangelion and it's movie End of Evangelion. You want DEPRESSION? That series will scar your mind and eat your soul.

    Heh-heh-heh. Fawful, have you seen the first two films of the Rebuild yet?
  • SRTie4kSRTie4k
    edited June 2010
    No animated show/movie will ever move me emotionally.
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