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(IMDb user comment on Extreme Prejudice. Read the rest too, it's brilliant.)

Date: 4 November 2003
Summary: Apple Jacks

Ok, so one time I was in front of the TV and what do you know, I had no pants on. Terri, my ex, came over to the house and it was time for wine. We drank beer and ate corn, although Dad said that if you wallpaper in the nude, sometimes Dexter would get jealous. Mineral water is good to drink. Twisted Sister played on October 30th but tickets were way too much money but oh well, I had my dolly. Damn near killed me too, the stupid liar. Fuzz is fuzz I told him. Does she listen? No way! I don't like the heat and I never have and if Sarah Dixon doesn't like it, tough.

Now does this review make sense? No?

Neither does Donnie Darko!

(From the Donnie Darko user comments on imdb. Theres some doozies for this film!)

Issues of gender, substance abuse, and role reversal, September 30, 2003

While written decades ago, "Bill," the thinly veiled pseudonym applied to the narrator of this harrowing tale of substance abuse and inverted parenting roles, has become something of an Everyman for the early 2000s. A cartoonist for a major syndicate, "Bill" finds himself home alone with a bevy of overmedicated, malpropism-spouting children after his wife lands her dream job of preparing no-bid contracts for major reconstruction projects half a world away. One afternoon, after preparing a heaping plate of pasta the children repeatedly call "gasphetti," he opens his wife's medicine cabinet and finds a new way of coping. The gripping narrative style is raw and vibrant, though some readers may question the 33-page, stream-of-conscious rant of profanities in the middle of the book. A cautionary yet inspiring tale, it should encourage others grappling with the same issues of addiction and identity to proclaim loudly from the hilltops, "NOT ME!" --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title

Here's another 80's, one man army action film's, and this one's just as entertaining as the other's. It start's off like LETHAL WEAPON, with Busey and his by-the-book black partner on a steakout at a warehouse, and then turns into another RAMBO style film with Busey being assigned to save hostages from commie bad guys in Mexico. Of course, Henry Silva plays the villain, and does his usual good job at it, and there are many familiar faces in this movie and you'll have fun recognizing the actor's in this you have seen elsewhere. This is a pretty dumb movie, but it's also fun and enjoyable and I recommend it to fans of one man army action movies. 3/5

A huge army of foreign terrorists from the far east have invaded

Mexico, with the help of a nuclear-powered tank nicknamed

"Thunderblast." Just who do we depend on to stop these communist

killers from goose-stepping into our country? Gary Busey, of

course!! The star of "The Buddy Holly Story" and "Silver Bullet"

plays Frank McBain, a magnum-toting cop who was once an employee

of the CIA who is recruited by his former superiors to stop the

terrorists before they manage to use their tank against our

defenses!

This movie is a real hoot, because for one thing, it has no need

for logic in the first place! This movie is probably supposed to

be a spoof of the "Rambo" films or something, and it does a damn

good job of it! Busey is cool in a maniacally goofy sort of way,

taunting the bad guys with the odd name of "butt-horn." Exactly,

what is a butt

RadioShack
20530 Interstate 45, Spring, TX 77373
Public - a year ago
Overall Excellent
William is the best!
Liked: William

A child's drum set:

4 / 5
Satisfactorily Noisy
27 December 2013GrandpaMike
Location:Glasgow
Bought for 10 year old granddaughter's birthday. She loved playing it and did so with élan. It is a well made product and could bear the unschooled efforts of a youngster. Sadly, her parents were less than appreciative. I'm not sure, but I believe it was returned to the store. A pity!

Superb, Tracer Hand!

Thank you, pinefox!!