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#301 Post by patrick »

Zilch in my La Jetee/Sans Soleil, nothing in my If... either.
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#302 Post by shumpy »

Le Samourai and the Technicolor booklet in If...
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#303 Post by Schkura »

hammock wrote:
Schkura wrote:I got Peanut Butter in my Chocolate.
Kinda old used joke....
It suits the thread.
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#304 Post by hammock »

Schkura wrote:
hammock wrote:
Schkura wrote:I got Peanut Butter in my Chocolate.
Kinda old used joke....
It suits the thread.
Not living in America I never understood the joke - why is it funny? If I understand the joke I might also understand why it suits the thread.
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#305 Post by Jeff »

hammock wrote:Not living in America I never understood the joke - why is it funny? If I understand the joke I might also understand why it suits the thread.
I don't think that it's supposed to be "funny" per se, just a nostalgic reference point to those of us that were American kids in the 70s and 80s. I'm guessing that besides the "I got x in my y" pattern that mosts of these posts follow, the relevance to the thread is that both are kind of pointless and silly.
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#306 Post by Schkura »

Ding Ding Ding.

More pointedly, it suits the thread because it is similarly "old" and "used". The placement of these postcards appears to be completely random, so I don't know why this thread has continued so long. I can't say I don't understand the Christmas morning-type excitement from getting a free film-themed postcard, but I guess I'm just not a "sharer". I didn't want to piss in anyone's Corn Flakes-- just quip and run.

Sorry it got all screwed up. And thanks for the help, Jeff. Now I feel as though all of my non-American friends have shared an inane slice of my inane childhood with me. Cheers.
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#307 Post by colinr0380 »

Jeff wrote:I don't think that it's supposed to be "funny" per se, just a nostalgic reference point to those of us that were American kids in the 70s and 80s.
Which, like most things, received a Family Guy parody!
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#308 Post by hammock »

Thanks for sharing that - I feel less stupid now. We never got those Reese cakes with the hilarious commercials to follow in Denmark but they sure looke delicious to me being a cake/chocolate man.

Totally forgot that Family Guy is still running and will go order seasson 5 right away - thanks Colinr0380! I guess I learned two things by asking one question - not bad for a human...
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#309 Post by tavernier »

Technicolor booklet in Ace in the Hole.
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#310 Post by Musashi219 »

tavernier wrote:Technicolor booklet in Ace in the Hole.
Hey how did you already get a copy of Ace in the Hole? Did you order it from somewhere?
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#311 Post by Gigi M. »

tavernier wrote:Technicolor booklet in Ace in the Hole.
Is it a double discer?
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#312 Post by tavernier »

Gigi M. wrote:
tavernier wrote:Technicolor booklet in Ace in the Hole.
Is it a double discer?
Just like If.....a clear, single-amaray case with the figure eight.
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#313 Post by domino harvey »

nothing in my Marker DVD... did they finally exhaust their supply of Confidential Report postcards?!!?
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#314 Post by tavernier »

Nothing in Les Enfants Terribles and only a "Cult Classics" booklet in Ivan's Childhood.
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#315 Post by Cinesimilitude »

hammock wrote:Thanks for sharing that - I feel less stupid now. We never got those Reese cakes with the hilarious commercials to follow in Denmark but they sure looke delicious to me being a cake/chocolate man.
Hammock... I am going to cry if you seriously have never had a Reese's Peanut Butter cup. I would easily weigh 20lbs less if Reeses products did not exist, they are that amazing.
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#316 Post by hammock »

SncDthMnky wrote:
hammock wrote:Thanks for sharing that - I feel less stupid now. We never got those Reese cakes with the hilarious commercials to follow in Denmark but they sure looke delicious to me being a cake/chocolate man.
Hammock... I am going to cry if you seriously have never had a Reese's Peanut Butter cup. I would easily weigh 20lbs less if Reeses products did not exist, they are that amazing.
I never joke about cakes! Will try them next time I go to the states even though no current plans to go - sadly.
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#317 Post by LightBulbFilm »

Someone send the man a pack ASAP!
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#318 Post by The Elegant Dandy Fop »

Seriously, I'll send you pack if you haven't had Resse's.

It's like an orgasm wrapped in chocolate.
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#319 Post by hammock »

You guys are too kind...

By the way - what's an orgasm?
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#320 Post by Cinephrenic »

Did your girl ask you that one? :lol:
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#321 Post by Jean-Luc Garbo »

No fun in my Marker DVD either. :( Damn, I want a Godard postcard.
Send this man some peanut butter cups! I guess I know what I'm bringing to the forum party.
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#322 Post by jbeall »

Seven Samurai and technicolor booklet in my WR: Mysteries of the Organism.


And hammock, stay the hell away from Reese's peanut-butter cups!! Those things are addictive!!
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#323 Post by hammock »

I finally found a place where I can order them in Denmark. It took me forever and to make things worse, the shop is closed due to summer holiday until August 1. I hope it's the right ones I found, see here, section 7 - Candy - a few lines down). I know I'm way off topic - sorry - last post!
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#324 Post by The Elegant Dandy Fop »

hammock wrote:I finally found a place where I can order them in Denmark. It took me forever and to make things worse, the shop is closed due to summer holiday until August 1. I hope it's the right ones I found, see here, section 7 - Candy - a few lines down). I know I'm way off topic - sorry - last post!
Ug!!! All the good Reese's are sold out! Who actually likes white chocolate?
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#325 Post by jbeall »

The Elegant Dandy Fop wrote:Ug!!! All the good Reese's are sold out! Who actually likes white chocolate?
I do, albeit in extremely limited amounts. But NOT white chocolate Reese's!
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