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Iron Sky
1. Run Tapatalk
2. Throw phone against wall
3. ????
4. Profit!
1. Run Tapatalk
2. Throw phone against wall
3. ????
4. Profit!
jack whitefield
The Universe tends to unwind as it may..
I watched Bernie the other day,the most recent Jack Black movie where he plays a southern,very effiminate funeral director..He's singing gospel songs and has a dark side the whole movie.I won't plot spoil but it was awesome!!!
The Avengers
Iron Sky
Iron Sky
Vernon, Florida.
http://www.cracked.com/article_1663...2=History&wa_user3=article&wa_user4=yesincite
(#3)
Why did more than two-thirds of all loss-of-limb accident claims in the United States in the late '50s and early '60s come from the Florida Panhandle? Well, in the words of John J. Healy, insurance investigator, "Vernon's second-largest occupation was watching hound dogs mating in the town square, its largest was self-mutilation for monetary gain."
Yep, the good townsfolk of Vernon were deliberately maiming themselves in order to claim insurance policies they'd taken out on their limbs. Nearly 50 people in Vernon (population 780) had some kind of horrific "accident".
L.W. Burdeshaw, an insurance agent, told the St. Petersburg Times in 1982 that his list of policyholders included a man who sawed off his left hand at work, a man who shot off his foot while protecting chickens, a man who lost his hand while supposedly trying to shoot a hawk, a man who somehow lost two limbs in an accident involving a rifle and a tractor, and a man who bought a policy and then, less than 12 hours later, shot off his foot while aiming at a squirrel.
Insurance agents, probably disillusioned by the whole Belle Gunness affair, were a little suspicious. Cutting your hand at work may be possible. Sawing off your entire hand at work really takes some amount of sustained effort. But that the kind of can-do attitude that marks the people of Vernon (besides a disturbing lack of symmetry).
These people either had enormous balls, or they really, really needed the fucking money.
How Much Did They Make?
No one in the town was ever convicted of fraud, and it's not easy to find out just how much they got away with. What we know is that one farmer took out policies with 38 different companies before, in some no doubt comical accident, he lost his left foot.
Luckily, the particular day of the "accident" he happened to be driving his wife's automatic, since if he'd been driving his own stick shift he would have needed the left foot to use the clutch. He also happened to have a tourniquet in his pocket (in case of snake bites, he insisted). He could be telling the truth, right?
Well, it turned out he'd taken out so much insurance that he was paying premiums that cost more than his total income. He collected more than $1 million from all the companies.
The insurance companies fought it but conceded, "it was hard to make a jury believe a man would shoot off his own foot." Proof once again that there is good money to be made by being just a little crazier than the world thinks possible.
http://www.cracked.com/article_1663...2=History&wa_user3=article&wa_user4=yesincite
(#3)
Why did more than two-thirds of all loss-of-limb accident claims in the United States in the late '50s and early '60s come from the Florida Panhandle? Well, in the words of John J. Healy, insurance investigator, "Vernon's second-largest occupation was watching hound dogs mating in the town square, its largest was self-mutilation for monetary gain."
Yep, the good townsfolk of Vernon were deliberately maiming themselves in order to claim insurance policies they'd taken out on their limbs. Nearly 50 people in Vernon (population 780) had some kind of horrific "accident".
L.W. Burdeshaw, an insurance agent, told the St. Petersburg Times in 1982 that his list of policyholders included a man who sawed off his left hand at work, a man who shot off his foot while protecting chickens, a man who lost his hand while supposedly trying to shoot a hawk, a man who somehow lost two limbs in an accident involving a rifle and a tractor, and a man who bought a policy and then, less than 12 hours later, shot off his foot while aiming at a squirrel.
Insurance agents, probably disillusioned by the whole Belle Gunness affair, were a little suspicious. Cutting your hand at work may be possible. Sawing off your entire hand at work really takes some amount of sustained effort. But that the kind of can-do attitude that marks the people of Vernon (besides a disturbing lack of symmetry).
These people either had enormous balls, or they really, really needed the fucking money.
How Much Did They Make?
No one in the town was ever convicted of fraud, and it's not easy to find out just how much they got away with. What we know is that one farmer took out policies with 38 different companies before, in some no doubt comical accident, he lost his left foot.
Luckily, the particular day of the "accident" he happened to be driving his wife's automatic, since if he'd been driving his own stick shift he would have needed the left foot to use the clutch. He also happened to have a tourniquet in his pocket (in case of snake bites, he insisted). He could be telling the truth, right?
Well, it turned out he'd taken out so much insurance that he was paying premiums that cost more than his total income. He collected more than $1 million from all the companies.
The insurance companies fought it but conceded, "it was hard to make a jury believe a man would shoot off his own foot." Proof once again that there is good money to be made by being just a little crazier than the world thinks possible.
I want to see this so fucking bad. NetFlix says there's a long wait for it for some reason. Maybe every one else wants to see it too.
Arena
The Dictator
The Dictator
The Expendables, had never seen it. Not into the cheesy action flicks, and this is a perfect example why.
Great effects, but no way is this shit ever really happening. Pure cheesfest, but good explosions.
Great effects, but no way is this shit ever really happening. Pure cheesfest, but good explosions.
Dead Snow 7/10
In the Land of Blood and Honey 6/10
In the Land of Blood and Honey 6/10
iron man 2 ,i watched the movie last night , its new for me and good one like no.1
am planning to go to cenima to see the expendables but those two devils that i have is not leaving me alone to watch any thing at home or any where else ( my 2 kids)
am planning to go to cenima to see the expendables but those two devils that i have is not leaving me alone to watch any thing at home or any where else ( my 2 kids)
DirtyDiamonds
I'll swallow your soul!
Recently watched Bernie, The Dictator, and The Beginners Guide To The Ending. All of 'em were good!
War of the Dead. shitty.
Chronicle, average, over the top, and shaky first person camera work.
"A Darker Reality UNRATED", heard it was some seriously fucked up shit, but in the end it wasn't at all, probably is for fans of Hostel and the likes.
Tonight I'll be watching THE TALL MAN, the new movie from Pascal Laugier, the mastermind behind the great "MARTYRS".
The Tall Man : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1658837/
Tonight I'll be watching THE TALL MAN, the new movie from Pascal Laugier, the mastermind behind the great "MARTYRS".
The Tall Man : http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1658837/
Wanderlust - was fucking hilarious
The Campaign. Fucking shite, don't waste your money.
JenAdair
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It looked horrid.
The Changeling 6/10 Pretty good supernatural flick but it really takes its sweet time.
Downloading now, so I'll edit this and tell you what I think after I watch it.
http://kat.ph/beyond-the-black-rainbow-2010-limited-bdrip-xvid-geckos-t6615729.html
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1516002
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WhiteWolf, thanks for the link to The Tall Man. I'm downloading that now too. Sounds great.
http://kat.ph/beyond-the-black-rainbow-2010-limited-bdrip-xvid-geckos-t6615729.html
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1516002
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WhiteWolf, thanks for the link to The Tall Man. I'm downloading that now too. Sounds great.
34 minutes into The Tall Man and damn, 10 out of 10 so far. Great movie.
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