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Ripley went back for the cat...


would you?

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How bout if your house is on fire, the insurance has lapsed. You have the children and the wife next to you on the driveway safe & sound. You also have 3 stacks of high society in your wife's lingerie drawer, your bedroom, upstairs front.

Your next door neighbor, a soon to be octogenarian knows about the stacks, (you told him in a drunken stupor)---you spot this senior citizen tiptoe across the back yard---his abode to yours. 'Cully is going to get my boodle! That SOB!"

Do you go back in, or, wait to see if Cully comes back out with it and then ask him to float a loan the next morning & to return your wife's unmentionables?

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Understood, MF.

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A bit. I've learned that this isn't the usual Board that I'm accustomed to. I have to watch my p's & q's here & I don't always succeed in that quest. I try to go back and made amends, but, that doesn't always satisfy the insulted. My baser instincts & ribald sense of humor are not a good fit for this General Discussion Board.

It's a little disheartening to learn a portion of the MC roster doesn't consider me human. That is a wow moment for certain.

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I don't know if you really understood my reference to 3 stacks of High Society. That's a reference to a line in "Rounders." 3 stacks of High Society is 30 thousands dollars, 10 thousand dollars each stack. Without the insurance one might be tempted to go back in for it especially if they knew precisely where it was. Since I knew as well where it was I was going to go back in the back door, get it, tiptoe back to my house and spend it online. LOL!!!

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You thought I said you had 3 stacks of dirty magazines. LOL!!!

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That's classic humor about the magazine. We'll never forget that.

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I must confess I assumed High Society meant, what we in the UK call "wank mags"!

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You'd go back for the pornos then?

Thatta girl!

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Thank you, MF, for the clarification. I really appreciate your thoughtfulness.

And your seriousness about the situation of the fire. I finally, moments ago got it thru my thick skull what you were saying to me, what was being related. You're a fine fellow, MF. Bless-your-heart.

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I like my dog and all. I didn’t want croft to shoot his dog. But when satan or that alien is in there, I go back for no animal.

And according to the Son of Sam, that dog might BE Satan!

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My cats have a similar devotion to me. They create a shield by circling around me as I walk, but they don't know what they're shielding me from.

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I think cats get some bad press for being selfish and nonchalant.
If I'm sick mine comes and snuggles up with me. Mind you the little "shithead" can't usually abide me sleeping, he jumps on my chest and makes loudly until I wake up!

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If I did, I wouldn't have left the hatch to the escape craft sitting open while I was wandering around!

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But you know that nobody in Alien did anything stupid or reckless right?? 😉

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Oh exactly, they all made perfect choices, the absolute best choices possible, and abided by their company protocol at all times!

Saying anything less would be BASHING ALIEN!

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Bashing Alien and bashing Prometheus are two very different games Spanners.

One is nitpicking a story well told and the other is not being a brain dead reject with anger issues.

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Oh look at you showing up right on cue with your arrogant prick facade.

Give it up, old man. No one gives a shit about your stupid opinion anymore.

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Give it up, old man. No one gives a shit about your stupid opinion anymore.


Ooooh!

You got a licence for that wit?

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Cat!

No freakin' way.

I'd more likely come back for a frog and we all know that would never happen.

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Maybe if you kiss the frog, he'll turn into a prince. Or you'll just get warts on your lips.

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Nah, from where I'm sitting warts would be the softest possible thing I'd get from the frog.

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Sounds like you've got a horny toad ;)

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Wait what's happening here? Are you two flirting?

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I think we need an adult.

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We have 2 Frogs here and YES both are noble and talented...
And awesome i would add

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Michigan can at least sing and dance 😜

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Yes

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No due to I'd probably be one of the first to die

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Not really a cat guy but I probably would knowing me.

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I wouldnt go back for the goose that laid golden eggs!

Did you get a load of that Alien?
I am outta there👋🙀

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And Chuck Nolan plunged into the ocean to chase drifting away Wilson after having escaped the island, which was also always dubious to me.

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He was delusional by then, db.

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This could really be argued. I think he was already delusional when he began talking to Wilson, which helped him to create fire. Ultimately, he was still lucid enough to build a craft which finally enabled him to escape the island.

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True, but, by the time he lost Wilson he'd been without food & water for quite a spell and had lost his "shade." He lost Wilson because he was without his faculties, living minute to minute and let the little fella drift away.

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It was a natural severance that had to occur, just prior to his rescue. And at the end, his psyche was remarkably intact, so much so that he was profoundly philosophical....." I know that tomorrow, the sun will rise...and who knows what the tide might bring in ? "

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When did he say that, db?

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Near the end, after having said his final good-byes to Kelly and while ruminating with his best friend in the company.

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