New Star Wars film bloodiest star wars film ever

[Lancer]

Damn prostate.

[embalmer42]

Originally posted by nostromo


In one of her last movies, she played a stripper. The movie was called "closer", irc.

I haven't seen it but I've heard good things about it.

Sadly Natalie had a nude or semi-nude scene which ended up on the cutting room floor.

[Nikolai]

Originally posted by Lancer
Damn prostate.

Huh?

[Japher]

Sadly Natalie had a nude or semi-nude scene which ended up on the cutting room floor.

Don't worry, it will probably be on the DVD version...

[chequita guevara]

Originally posted by Nikolai


Huh?

An enlarged prostate makes it harder to pee, so it takes more time, plus it makes you have to pee more often.

[Nostromo]

Sadly Natalie had a nude or semi-nude scene which ended up on the cutting room floor.

I have photos of her from the movie and she's dressed the part, undies and all. She's not nude, but she sure is a purty young thing. I will not post them here, though, not after my camel-toe appreciation thread...

[embalmer42]

[Dis]

Originally posted by Nikolai
You obviously missed half of Episode II, where they gradually fall in love(well, Anakin is deep into it already at the start, but she is more restrained. For a while.), not to mention the wedding at the end.

I don't remember a wedding.

[chequita guevara]

There was a wedding. It was a small thing, since Jedis aren't supposed to have attachments.

[Nostromo]

I don't remember a wedding.

Well, by american standards, it wasn't a real wedding, more of a Las Vegas wedding.

[Imran Siddiqui]

[chequita guevara]

[Ned]

Originally posted by Boris Godunov


Only in name, not in practice. Nazis didn't socialize the private industry, they (sometimes) nationalized it. Big difference. The Nazis weren't opposed to capitalism at all, so long as it was in support of good German ideals. Hell, there's a reason many of the most prominent Nazis were major industrialists (like Schindler).

True. But compared to the United States, was Germany to the left or to the right?

[chequita guevara]

Far to the right, Neddie.

[Ned]

Originally posted by chegitz guevara
Far to the right, Neddie.

Why of course, that is commie propaganda. But if one defines the far right as libertarian, complete lack of government control over the private economy, no rights for workers, slavery is OK, etc., etc., then clearly NAZI Germany was a mixed bag as it placed controls on profits, had government members on boards directing company policy, provided universal health care, began euthanasia, built autobahns and Volkswagen, and provided low cost vacations to workers for the first time. In ALL these things, Germany was to the "left" of America. Only in its use of "slave" labor was it to the right, but that was during the war and the slaves were enemy populations, very much like the Roman Empire. German workers, by contrast, had it good. They had regular jobs and good wages.