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Trivial Pursuits => People & Places => Topic started by: wombat on February 06, 2011, 01:13:50 am
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He's probably too busy doing capitalism to check in, but I think we should have cake without him anyway.
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have fun getting your hands dirty, dogg.
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May all your stocks rise on this special day.
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But the market's closed, FUCK! Happy birthday anyway, dude.
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I talked to him on chat yesterday, and told him happy birthday in advance. He is still alive, but he is busy living life instead of posting on the internet, so more power to him.
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I tossed the dude a facebook happy birthday, thinking my odds better of it reaching him on a timely basis there as opposed to here.
I structured that sentence oddly but I'm too sick to think of a better approach to phrasing at this time.
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Happy Birthday, Gordon Gekko.
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May your day be full of nachos equivalent to the value of your toil.
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Happy Birthday, Gordon Gekko.
You know, I haven't seen that movie or it's sequel, but every time I'd see the commercial for the sequel I would think of A-cap when that Shia LaBeouf kid came on, so now I sort of a kin the two together for some reason.
Happy Birthday A-cap. May it be a good year.
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May these birthday wishes reach your private island lair.
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Yeah I've been busy making things happen, but thanks for the birthday wishes. Side-show, I've watched that movie a dozen times by now. Its pretty realistic for what it is, and if you realize that it is actually a dramatic recreation of the Lehman Bros collapse, and how it advances the Goldman Sachs conspiracy theory, it is all the more enjoyable.
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What movie are we talking about?
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What movie are we talking about?
"Gordon Gekko is the main antagonist of the 1987 film Wall Street and the antihero of the 2010 film Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, both by director Oliver Stone."
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I enjoyed it without ever seeing the first one. I felt that it was a cartoon of a real profession, which is most movies, really. It was an enjoyable cartoon.
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Gekko was the most cartoony. Shia or whoever played a realistic enough prop trader.
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Rock on.