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Fading Fast reacted to Ghostsoldier's post in the thread Tourist cabins, auto and motor courts with
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Now starting into last part of Jorge Amado - The emigrants from the Sáo Francisco/Seara vermelha (1946) Still hard reality stuff, I...
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Fading Fast replied to the thread The Era -- Day By Day.They're made for each other. Look, they even have the same hairline. Ella Raines is hoping she doesn't have to turn to the comicstrips...
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Just about to start “A little hatred” by Joe Abercrombie.
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I decided to read Harry Potter again
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Fading Fast reacted to Jon Crow's post in the thread What Was The Last Movie You Watched? with Like.
A old classic this afternoon ' Where Eagles Dare ' Broadsword calling Danny Boy ' ;)
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Fading Fast replied to the thread What Was The Last Movie You Watched?.Silver Dollar from 1932 with Edward G. Robinson, Aline MacMahon and Bebe Daniels Nobody becomes massively successful without at least...
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Fading Fast replied to the thread The Era -- Day By Day."Ain'nat Flynn guy," queries Alice, gesturing at the paper in her lap, "t'one haddat, wha'wassit, French cobblestone sidewawk a'sump'n?"...
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Fading Fast replied to the thread What Was The Last Movie You Watched?.The Grand Illusion, a French film from 1937 Class distinctions are eternal, or they are a grand illusion. War will lead to lasting...
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Fading Fast replied to the thread The Era -- Day By Day.Radio advice-giver John J. Anthony was actually Lester Kroll, a Bronx con man, who came up with the idea for his program while cooling...
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Fading Fast replied to the thread What Was The Last Movie You Watched?.Goodbye, Mr. Chips from 1939 with Robert Donat and Greer Garson Some of the best movies transport you to another time and place and...
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Fading Fast replied to the thread What Are You Reading.Goodbye, Mr. Chips by James Hilton, first published in 1934 Given the sweep of the 1939 film adaptation, readers might be surprised to...
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Fading Fast replied to the thread The Era -- Day By Day.Powdaaaared eggs. :) ***************************************************************** "You dissemble poorly." :)...
