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Topic: "Planet of the Apes" - Teaser

Tim_P

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quote:
Originally posted by SPQR:
unless your 14, whereupon your cinematic naivety will be tolerated.Most 14-year-olds know the difference between "your" and "you're".
Tim
posted 03-03-2001 11:50 AM PT (US) 
Wedge

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quote:
Most 14-year-olds know the difference between "your" and "you're".No they don't. In my experience, most full-grown adults can't get it right, to say nothing of my fellow college students!
posted 03-03-2001 12:01 PM PT (US) 
Tim_P

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Don't ruin my slam, Wedge!!
Tim
posted 03-03-2001 12:27 PM PT (US) 
André Lux

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quote:
Originally posted by Scott:
Well, heck, let's all bow to the master of cinema.Scott
YES!
He finally realized!
Funfa-funfa-fun-fa!!!
[Message edited by André Lux on 03-03-2001]
posted 03-03-2001 03:48 PM PT (US) 
SPQR

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i be awake more than 24 hrs...pardon my grammatoreticalatory oversightings....
posted 03-03-2001 07:30 PM PT (US) 
Chris Kinsinger

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For those of you out there who don't understand WHY a "new" Planet Of The Apes movie has been made, let me refer you to the GEORGE LUCAS SCHOOL OF MARKETING, where Georgie baby not only earned mega-bucks from the original releases of his movies (and the toys!), but went on to earn DOUBLE mega-bucks by adding a minute or two of extra footage to each of them.
20th Century-Fox (and Richard Zanuck) have a GOLDMINE invested in the APES movies which already exist, and by starting all over again with a BRAND-NEW franchise, these guys will simply sit back and watch the money flow in...
posted 03-03-2001 09:41 PM PT (US) 
James

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Why does this film have to be a remake? The 1968 version was an adaptation of a novel by Pierre Boulle... isn't this film just another adaptation of the same novel? Branagh's Frankenstein wasn't a remake of the Boris Karloff version. The '96 version of Romeo & Juliet wasn't a remake of Zeffirelli's version (or any of the numerous adaptations that preceded it). What makes this film any different?If there is something different in this case, then I don't know. But it seems like everyone involved along the way has been trying to push the idea that this is not a remake.
James
posted 03-04-2001 04:18 PM PT (US) 
Marian Schedenig

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Right.
posted 03-04-2001 06:31 PM PT (US) 
H Rocco
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All available evidence suggests this is NOT a straight remake, indeed will be nothing like any other APES-related production, except for the general look of the makeup. July 14, people ... I'm looking forward to this one.NP: BREAKHEART PASS (by that guy in the Robert Redford type shag haircut, at least that's what he had immediately before he decided on the ponytail)
posted 03-04-2001 09:35 PM PT (US) 
André Lux

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quote:
Originally posted by Chris Kinsinger:
For those of you out there who don't understand WHY a "new" [b]Planet Of The Apes movie has been made, let me refer you to the GEORGE LUCAS SCHOOL OF MARKETING, where Georgie baby not only earned mega-bucks from the original releases of his movies (and the toys!), but went on to earn DOUBLE mega-bucks by adding a minute or two of extra footage to each of them.
[/B]Hahahahaha!!!
I knew it! For the moment I saw the trailer I tought: "IT IS GEORGE LUCAS FAULT! WHO ELSE???"
BTW, everything is GEORGE LUCAS fault, including the high prices of bean in Malásia!
posted 03-05-2001 05:50 AM PT (US) 
Mark Olivarez

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With that said I think we can only come to one conclusion PeterK, you must ban George Lucas.BAN HIM Peter, BAN.........oops getting carried away, it's all you fault Rocco!!!!
[Message edited by Mark Olivarez on 03-05-2001]
posted 03-05-2001 10:25 AM PT (US) 
Quill
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Oh dear...what a mess. I for one was pleased that Lucas rereleased the trilogy...whether it had a new digital mix/scenes or not I never had the opportunity to see the movies on the big screen (at least at an age where it meant something)I've never scene Apes straight through...and from everything I've heard and read this does not appear to be a pure remake...were not talking Psycho hear.
People that hate Tim Burton will dislike this film whether it merits it or not. Some of us will simply enjoy it and move on...Come on peaple...are we really expecting anything groundbreaking from a movie where Marki Mark interacts with people in ape suits.
posted 03-05-2001 10:32 AM PT (US) 
André Lux

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quote:
Originally posted by Quill:
People that hate Tim Burton will dislike this film whether it merits it or not. Some of us will simply enjoy it and move on...Come on peaple...are we really expecting anything groundbreaking from a movie where Marki Mark interacts with people in ape suits.Well, who would expect that Chuck "Lets Arm Ourselves to the Teeth" Heston interacting with people in ape suites would be a masterpiece?
BTW, I have no problem in recognizing that Tim Burton did a couple good movies: ED WOOD and NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
See?
Besides, I agree with Mark:
BAN GORGEOUS LUCAS!!
HE IS ONLY AFTER YOUR MONEY!!!!!!!!
BAN HIM!!! BAN BAN BAN!!!
posted 03-05-2001 11:08 AM PT (US) 
Chris Kinsinger

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"Well, who would expect that Chuck "Lets Arm Ourselves to the Teeth" Heston interacting with people in ape suites would be a masterpiece?"Uh...excuse me, Andre, but...back in 1968, Mr. Heston made a little movie in which he "interacted with people in ape suits", and it IS regarded by many (myself among them) as a masterpiece.
Perhaps you forgot about that one.
And as much as I DO love you, Andre, I would thank you to kindly keep your ridiculous comments about the Second Amendment to OUR United States Constitution to yourself. Unless, of course, you are in the process of applying for U. S. citizenship.
I haven't noticed anyone here prying into Brasilian affairs. You would do well not to pry into ours.NP: Planet Of The Apes Meistro Goldsmith
[Message edited by Chris Kinsinger on 03-05-2001]
posted 03-05-2001 09:49 PM PT (US) 
André Lux

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Sorry Chris, but you obviously missed my point. I do consider PLANET OF THE APES a masterpiece. Read my post again, please...As for the rest of your comments, what can I say? Maybe you people don't talk about Brasil because you don't know anything about it - except about favelas and carnaval.
But you should, since it's your government who ultimately rule over here too, which makes you people responsible for whatever happens here also.As for yours "Second Amendment" praising... well, tell that to the fathers and mothers of all those kids slaughtered in your high schools by 12 year olds playing with daddy's machine guns in YOUR United states...
But I know: in the end this is all George Lucas fault...
Love,
Andréposted 03-06-2001 06:46 AM PT (US) 
Quill
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You're right Andre...I'm sure there is no youth violence to speak of in Brazil...but even there happened to be it must have been caused by the US, and since that's my responsibility...let me apologize in advance.posted 03-06-2001 09:11 AM PT (US) 
André Lux

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I am happy you agree with me Quill. Althought we have some youth violence in Brasil, most children here die of starvation or diseases since our right-winged government needs to praise the rules which the International Monetary Fund (IMF) demands to be followed by all "third world" countries, leaving the social questions far behind.Since the IMF is controled by USA, yes it is YOUR responsability too. Even if you don't care about politics (something that make those people quite satisfied with).
posted 03-06-2001 09:35 AM PT (US) 
Marian Schedenig

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quote:
Originally posted by Chris Kinsinger:
[b]And as much as I DO love you, Andre, I would thank you to kindly keep your ridiculous comments about the Second Amendment to OUR United States Constitution to yourself. Unless, of course, you are in the process of applying for U. S. citizenship.
I haven't noticed anyone here prying into Brasilian affairs. You would do well not to pry into ours.Not to start the old debate again - not here - but please consider that when Haider's party became a member of the Austrian government over a year ago, the whole world protested, including the US. And I do believe they had every right to do so. In the same way, I believe non-US citizens have a right to criticise "internal affairs" of the US. It's only one world.

NP: Gustav Mahler: Symphony #3 (Agnes Baltsa, Vienna Philharmonic, Lorin Maazel)
posted 03-06-2001 09:52 AM PT (US) 
André Lux

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Kudos to Marian!
posted 03-06-2001 10:04 AM PT (US) 
Quill
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You're right Marian...but that criticism was aimed at one individual...Andre is attacking and degrading the principles of a nation, and holding its citizens responsible for what he feels is unjust treatment of third world countries. I agree with him to agree, but attacking the heart of a country is not appropriate, no matter how black you might feel it to be. Blast George W. all you want, but leave the attacks at home. Last time I checked, no one on this board made derogatory comments aimed at Austria or Brazil.There is a difference here, unfortunately Andre is not respectable or polite enough to recognize that.
posted 03-06-2001 04:38 PM PT (US) 
Marian Schedenig

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Ok, but that was not what I was talking about.
Chris commented on André's snippet about Heston and weapons, saying that this was the business of US citizens only. I didn't want to imply more.NP: Carlito's Way (Patrick Doyle)
posted 03-06-2001 05:31 PM PT (US) 
SEBULBA

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I can't really believe all the hostility towards each other and the remarks about a film which NONE OF US HAVE SEEN! Wait till it comes out, then voice your opinions. Some of us are going to love it, while others are not. That's just the way it is.
posted 03-06-2001 05:36 PM PT (US) 
André Lux

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quote:
Originally posted by Quill:
There is a difference here, unfortunately Andre is not respectable or polite enough to recognize that.You are right. I was never good on this "politically correct" business. I prefer to stay true to what I think instead of being false or whatver it is called just to look "nice" and "polite" to others...
People must love or hate me for what I am.
And I am prepared to face the consequences of my acts - like people attacking and trying to mock me.Plus, I would be glad to see you people saying what you think about Brasil. Unfortunately I am sure you guys can't say anything about it. But you should, since those people on Washington are quite interested in our country...
Bye bye.
posted 03-06-2001 06:22 PM PT (US) 
Chris Kinsinger

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Andre, Marian, fellas...I LOVE YOU ALL!My comment to Andre was based upon my (completely personal) belief that it is possible for a person to hold, and indeed express opinions that are utterly powerless and totally worthless, and therefore not even worthy of the effort required to publish said opinion!
In short: Some of us have opinions about things which we have absolutely NO RIGHT to have opinions about!!!
DOES THAT MAKE SENSE?
We ALL have opinions about music, art and movies.
We discuss them here.
OK, fine.
In that particular arena, our individual opinions do count.
However, when someone here expresses an opinion about the laws and precepts prevailing in the government of the United States of America, a different set of rules comes into play.
Andre is certainly FREE to say whatever he damn well pleases anytime at all, but when he criticizes an American citizen's stand upon the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, then, I, as a CITIZEN with VOTING POWER in the United States Of America have the ability and the constitutional authority to proclaim:NYA! NYA! NYA!

posted 03-06-2001 09:04 PM PT (US) 
Chris Kinsinger

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Did'ja GET that, Andre?NYA! NYA! NYA!

I am PROUD to be an American!
posted 03-06-2001 09:10 PM PT (US) 
André Lux

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quote:
Originally posted by Chris Kinsinger:
My comment to Andre was based upon my (completely personal) belief that it is possible for a person to hold, and indeed express opinions that are utterly powerless and totally worthless, and therefore not even worthy of the effort required to publish said opinion!I don't think it's worthless to express our opinions about other subjects besides film music here. That's how we can learn things and facts we didn't know and grow up a little.
And sorry Chris, but since your beloved government think it is right to invade, threaten and control other helpless countries (like mine) it gives me (or any other) perfect right to have opinions about, NYA??
BTW, I am very proud to be an AMERICAN too!!

posted 03-07-2001 05:20 AM PT (US) 
H Rocco
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We have to consider where Andre is coming from: he would be well aware, in a different way than most of us, of the long and frequently ghastly history of North American involvement in South America (and the Philippines for that matter). The very NAME of the continent (CONTINENT, see, I got it right this time
, South America, is implicitly proprietary.Andre's fellow Brasilian, the brilliant film historian and marine biologist Horacio Higuchi (any chance you know him, Andre?), detests, for example, Disney's THE THREE CABALLEROS on a far more visceral level than most North Americans could ever think to.
As for Haider, when he was campaigning, there was a HUGE uproar in the New York media about him, partly because of the significant Jewish lobby there -- and this is NOT a halfassed racist comment about "Jewish media," if you think I'm implying that. What I'm pointing out is that New York Jews (some of my best friends, indeed!
) were commonly outraged. What I mean to point out is that people really only care about what hits them close to home. For nearly all North Americans, the country of Brasil is just "over there someplace." But for Andre, who is a journalist and seems reasonably well informed, the fact and influence of North America is a most serious business indeed, and his opinions should not be dismissed out of hand.As for PLANET OF THE APES, I'm looking forward to it!

posted 03-07-2001 09:40 AM PT (US) 
Quill
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Obviously, his comments are not dismissed, and his insults have taken a proprietary and disturbing place in this thread.
Let's maintain the Jewish notion...
Andre is posting on a board populated primarily by citizens of the United States (and thankfully by some great international members...Andre included) so him comments would be similar to...a catholic running into a crowded room of jews and screaming "Evil, money-hungry jews rule hollywood, they rule the media, etc..." (I'm jewish so don't get mad at me for the prior statement) Now while he may be informed and entitled to his opinion, it takes audicity to walk into that room and say it. In the end, due to Andre's tone and previously demonstrated disregard of how his words might affect someone, is what caused this. He may in some degree be right, but what kind of person tried to around and convince people that they are denizens of the devil.
posted 03-07-2001 12:22 PM PT (US) 
André Lux

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My deep respects to mr. Rocco for having a wide open and well informed mind indeed.
And Quill, the only reason I can think you consider my statements as "offensive" is on the fact I am pointing out some facts that people like you just don't wanna know. But just because you are unaware abou it, this doesn't mean it isn't happening just now...So [speaking on the Kuato way]: opeeeeeen your miiiiiinnnnnd!!!
André, just another American citizen
posted 03-07-2001 01:36 PM PT (US) 
Quill
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Because I don't agree with you means I don't have an open mind...interesting presumption.And it was not so much what you said, but how tactfully you delivered it. Political correctness aside, I would think someone would tread lightly when making such blatant, and negative statements. Nothing more, nothing less.
But from the conversations you and I have had, I know that you are simply not that type of person and you say what your thinking. And that I can respect as well.
posted 03-07-2001 02:22 PM PT (US) 
André Lux

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Quill, I didn't even know you don't agree with me. You've never said that. You just said I am rude and unpolite for saying things that you people consider "offensive" and think I don't have the right to say it since I am not am "american" (sic).H. Rocco doesn't agree with me either, but he doesn't need to attack me on a personal level because of that. Instead, he tries to understand what I am saying through my point of view.
Cheers!
posted 03-08-2001 07:46 AM PT (US) 
Quill
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Being American has nothing to do with it...but when you use terminology such "You people" and suggest that we are violence embracing world defilers...what do you expect. As much as you feel justified in stating your opinions, I think my responses are equally warranted.Where exactly did I personally attack you? If I recall, all of my statements have basically said your accusations could have been more tactfully delivered. I believe that you have the right to think and say what you want, but there should always be some temperance involved. I know you were not intending to be offensive, unfortunately it just came across that way.
We can take this conversation to email if you like, I suppose it's not really applicable any more.
Talk to you later.
posted 03-08-2001 08:13 AM PT (US) 
André Lux

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Well Quill... your government embraces violence. So this make you responsible also, since they were elected by you people.
Some elect them because they like things keep be doing this way (particulary by those who are taking great profit from it), while others don't have a clue about what's going on over the world (these are the more dangerous - ignorance is a bliss, they say) or simple don't give a damm (God bless America! **** the rest!!).In the end we are all responsible.
No matter what you think about my points of view.posted 03-08-2001 09:19 AM PT (US) 
Chris Kinsinger

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"In the end, due to Andre's tone and previously demonstrated disregard of how his words might affect someone, is what caused this."I agree.
Andre, you and I have had several YEARS of relationship together, and you know that I truly care for you.
However, you spent the most of that time simply being ANAGONISTIC and FUNNY.
Very recently, you have changed your tone, and have become a new-born political commentator and satirist.
This is a side of you that we never knew before!
Excuse us, Andre...we need some time to adjust.
And YOU will need to expect entirely different responses from US, OK?"Well Quill... your government embraces violence. So this make you responsible also, since they were elected by you people."
Andre, my friend, that statement is TOTAL BULLSHIT!
Complete ignorance!
You demonstrate to every US citizen how very IGNORANT you are when you make such completely stupid, thoughtless statements.
You are holding ME personally responsible for actions that my government has done, and you have ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA HOW I VOTED!
Andre, you have spoken at this very website, and you have personally DEFENDED the Clinton administration, probably the single most corrupt group of people ever to hold high office in the USA, and now you personally condemn ME for my voting record!Excuse me...I gotta go vomit now...
...wait...it's just a stomach cramp...NO! I GOTTA VOMIT!!!
[Message edited by Chris Kinsinger on 03-08-2001]
posted 03-08-2001 09:46 PM PT (US) 
André Lux

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quote:
Originally posted by Chris Kinsinger:
Andre, my friend, that statement is [b]TOTAL BULLSHIT!
Complete ignorance!
You demonstrate to every US citizen how very IGNORANT you are when you make such completely stupid, thoughtless statements.
You are holding ME personally responsible for actions that my government has done, and you have [b]ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA HOW I VOTED!
Andre, you have spoken at this very website, and you have personally DEFENDED the Clinton administration, probably the single most corrupt group of people ever to hold high office in the USA, and now you personally condemn ME for my voting record!Yeah, sure. Tell that to all the people who were tortured and killed over the world in the name of "the american dream" - Brasil, Vietnam, Philipines, Nicaragua, Corea, Iraq... Should I go on??
And I think you must be insane, because I've never defended the Clinton administration since anyone who studies the USA agenda knows that, in the end, there isn't any remarkable differences between the two parties that rule your country - basically the Democrats have a slight tendency to be less conservative and militarist, but still are suported by the same wealthy and powerful people. It's like comparing a Lemon with a Lime - both are basically the same, except that one is more acid than the other.
George Bush Junior (that one you voted for) is now planning the invasion of Colombia to "free the country from the hands of the drug lords" (read: "To restore the cocaine production to those controled by the CIA").
And when your G.I.Joes start to jump to our side of the border and slowly take control of the Amazon forest (Bush ultimate agenda), killing one or two hundred simpleton brasilians "by mistake" I hope you still have something inside you to puke, my friend. You will need.But I understand most USA citizens (which proudly like to call themselves as "americans" like if America was their private planet) live in a permanent state of dreams. I mean, your vote doesn't even count for anything, since it's the College who ultimately choses the president... I was truly amazed when I learned this! This was how they used to elect our "leaders" during the 30 years of military dictatorship here in Brasil!!! And you call it a democracy?? Ha!! And I am the IGNORANT one???

So don't wanna be my friend any longer? Well, what can I do except regret your decision. Maybe when someone of your own family get arrested, tortured and killed for doing nothing else than defend his beliefs you will start to get touched by what's going on around the world.
But I also understand this will never happen on your country. You may be shot in the head by a 12 year old making use of his "second amandment" rights, but never tortured and killed by a military gorilla trained by CIA agents... Hate me if you can, but know that I won't change my mind about things I not only know, but also experienced in the real world, not thoward one of those outrageous Hollywood movies, like "True Lies", "The Relic" or "Rules of Engagement".Thus said, I must leave now.
I have no ilusions that my post above will make you even consider for a minute that something that I wrote may be right and you may be wrong.Good day!
posted 03-09-2001 11:41 AM PT (US) 
Quill
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Andre...I don't think your foolish or full of sh**...you just sound angry. I'd just like to say that your view is one of many, in regards to a multi-faceted issue, to which there is no simple answer. You are entitled to your interpretation, but it is no more justified or misguided that mine, Chris's etc.To say that we (as in Americans) are all disillusioned is not a fair statement. I could say the same about you.
Please don't take this as a personal attack, but as much as Americans may believe in their state of bliss (and denial), but many parts of the world seem hell-bent on blaming the US for their problems. Being the power that the US is, that is understandable, but its not always true.
posted 03-09-2001 12:29 PM PT (US) 
André Lux

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quote:
Originally posted by Quill:
Please don't take this as a personal attack, but as much as Americans may believe in their state of bliss (and denial), but many parts of the world seem hell-bent on blaming the US for their problems. Being the power that the US is, that is understandable, but its not always true.Yes, I usually get angry when someone calls me ignorant just because cannot (or don't wanna) agree with me.
And I never said USA is the only one to be blamed, since most governments of the countries you invade or simple threaten are formed by right-winged corrupt politicians who like to sell their own coutry just to be part of the "american dream".
These are the kind of people who rules over Brasil and lots of other countries, whose main purpose is to praise the IMF and Washington, leaving the poor people on their own.
But in the end, you must remember that when the people gain conscience and tries to change things a little bit, the military gorillas take control (and who's behind them all the time???) and the rest is history. The excepion being Cuba, which still resists the USA embargo, even withou the help of Russia any longer.
Later.
posted 03-09-2001 12:45 PM PT (US) 
Quill
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OK...nevermind. Have a nice weekend.Z
posted 03-09-2001 03:57 PM PT (US) 
André Lux

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Yeah, whatever...Take care!
posted 03-09-2001 06:07 PM PT (US) 
André Lux

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SILENCE.
As I expected...
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