Transformers III - Deliverance, in which Shia Leboeuf and Megan Fox (teh hawt) travel down a Georgian back-woods river in pursuit of the International Harvester Travelallspark, while pursued by evil PWTransformers, and protected by Optimus Prime and the good trasnformers who are disguised as canoes and an ice chest full of Mickey's Wide Mouth.
Thrill to the synthesized banjo playing of Ironhide. Cringe as Barricade tells Leboeuf he has a "real purdy vocalization orifice."
@pauljones: Your comments are so awesome that not even the powerful Gawker comment box can contain them. Revel in their boundary-ignoring goodness, feed off their power.
@pauljones: If it makes you feel any better, I thought you were trying to impose the "Wannabegangsterposingextragala..." as lyrics into the Beastie Boys "Intergalactic Planetary" song. It didn't quite fit, but at this point in the day, I was making it work.
An interesting phenomenon that I first learned about upon moving to the South Alabama during high school (1994). A lot of the stereotypical pickup-drivin' Good Old Boys were REALLY into hip-hop and booty music. Sure, they still threw around the N-word, both in lyrics and in derision, never realizing the irony in not giving any credit to their entertainers of choice.
It's sort of like those political charts that show Nazis and Commies on opposite ends of the spectrum, but really it's a circular chart and the two are side-by-side.
@fodder650: Ha, nope. Being a city person (AKA *ITP) driving a BMW in the middle of nowhere GA, they just thought I did.
*ITP - To quote the mighty wiki, "To many residents of Atlanta, the Perimeter defines a useful boundary to separate metro Atlanta's core from its surrounding suburbs. Many people will distinguish a location as being inside or outside the Perimeter, sometimes abbreviated as ITP and OTP, a recent local neologism."
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Thrill to the synthesized banjo playing of Ironhide. Cringe as Barricade tells Leboeuf he has a "real purdy vocalization orifice."
Coming to a theater near you in 2011.
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Trax: Here ya go, man. Can you pass the Cheetos?
OK, that sounds more surfer than hick.
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A Jay and Silent Bob reference might work a little better. :)
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The robots do look stoned, though.
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I'm sold, hicks they are!
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Today, we salute you,
Mr. WannaGangsterPosingExtragalact...!
(Mr. WannaGangsterPosingExtragalact...!)
And your retarded looking cousin, too.
If it weren't for Megan Fox, you'd be screwed.
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Yeah! That's it!
I am just too awesome for the comment box!
I like the way you think, sir!
Feel the power!!!1!!!1!
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No, it was an attempt to fit it into the "real men of genius" song.
Apparently it was just too much for Gawker, and as a result It seem to have broken the comment box on that one.
Sorry, Pete.
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(Mr. WannabeGangsterPosingExtraGala...)
And your retarded looking cousin, too.
If it weren't for Megan Fox, you'd be screwed.
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...please?
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An interesting phenomenon that I first learned about upon moving to the South Alabama during high school (1994). A lot of the stereotypical pickup-drivin' Good Old Boys were REALLY into hip-hop and booty music. Sure, they still threw around the N-word, both in lyrics and in derision, never realizing the irony in not giving any credit to their entertainers of choice.
It's sort of like those political charts that show Nazis and Commies on opposite ends of the spectrum, but really it's a circular chart and the two are side-by-side.
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#347: Being called "Yo, Dawg" in a country accent by some ass-backwards redneck lookin' to score some meth.
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But for the most widespread red, you probably can't beat the South.
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*ITP - To quote the mighty wiki, "To many residents of Atlanta, the Perimeter defines a useful boundary to separate metro Atlanta's core from its surrounding suburbs. Many people will distinguish a location as being inside or outside the Perimeter, sometimes abbreviated as ITP and OTP, a recent local neologism."
01/30/09