"Fun" "Facts"*:
In the original script of Back To The Future (the one they were using when Eric Stoltz was starring) - just as the lightning hit the Delorean cables a fly flew into the car. When Marty made it back the the future (everyone looks into camera) he complained to Doc that he did not feel so well. When he made it home he argues with this parents and vomits digestive juices onto them. The next day when Doc comes by to warn McFly! about his kids being in trouble, Marty McFly! sprouts wings and flies off saying where he is going he wont need roads. Mr. Mister's Broken Wings plays as the credits rolled.
The studio deemed it too dark.
Stoltz took a lot of these ideas with him for his next starring role in The Fly 2.
*at least according to guy at the DMV
Current temporary assignment is bathroom duty after Taco Tuesday.
I don't know, I am pretty sure that health situations, wives, and personal life problems are all off limits when on the ice (on the field, on the court, etc) due to the mutual respect of the players.Since i have you here @Comeds ... i heard from someone in the know that an nhl player once said to Max Domi on the ice “Roll back to bench diabeato”
/one of my last 2 posts in this thread is 100% true
If it is the game it should have been added to the game. None of that would have happened If they added Magic City as a training location.
And how did I miss the most inappropriate part of that. That guys last name is swallow.He is a very talented and un-shy player.
It's f'n bullshit that you should break the ice in an interview with a joke. I just got an email I didn't get the job. Oh well, at least I'm employed.I had a job interview today, I want this one so I was nervous. I think it went ok but if any of you know anyone at the Wendys in White Marsh MD, could you give them a call for me?
next time don't lead off with a "yo mamma" jokeIt's f'n bullshit that you should break the ice in an interview with a joke. I just got an email I didn't get the job. Oh well, at least I'm employed.
It's f'n bullshit that you should break the ice in an interview with a joke. I just got an email I didn't get the job. Oh well, at least I'm employed.
Yup, the line "I bet your wife was something before electricity" rarely goes over well.