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Look up how his role in No Country For Old Men relates to that.
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MetalMario
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You all heard of cocaine bear, now here's the story of the Finnish solider who took 30 tablets of meth during ww2.
I fast forwarded to the actual incident. before is how Finland got into the war. Nazi Germany gave them the meth tablets we all know their guys were on up until recently
I fast forwarded to the actual incident. before is how Finland got into the war. Nazi Germany gave them the meth tablets we all know their guys were on up until recently
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Every 4th year isn't a leap year.
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Japan has the death penalty. But they handle it a certain way. Their method of choice is by hanging. To stop prisoners from doing the job themselves at any time before; they are notified merely hours before. In America, there’s a set date and time. So you can imagine every day stress of the guard walking down the prison hall, possibly knowing it’s your day.
Their family is notified after the execution has taken place. They are allowed to visitation throughout their imprisonment, but it is not common frequency as their family feels shame that a relative is in that situation.
On the day of, the prisoners taken to a room, and in another room, there are three guards where they each have a button next to them. At random, one of the buttons will release the flooring to the prisoner. It relieves the “guilt” the executioner whichever of the three guards could possibly receive.
Their family is notified after the execution has taken place. They are allowed to visitation throughout their imprisonment, but it is not common frequency as their family feels shame that a relative is in that situation.
On the day of, the prisoners taken to a room, and in another room, there are three guards where they each have a button next to them. At random, one of the buttons will release the flooring to the prisoner. It relieves the “guilt” the executioner whichever of the three guards could possibly receive.
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So how did they get the lion to model for the MGM logo?
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They did it like real men back in the day. Hired a professional lion.
The most famous and current is Leo the Lion. because of advancements in technology. going from B&W, technicolor, two and three strip films etc.
The most famous and current is Leo the Lion. because of advancements in technology. going from B&W, technicolor, two and three strip films etc.
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I dont know what I was expecting
Statue of Liberty lookin ***
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6 Rings G.O.A.T.
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When I first saw that scene..
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The person saying "right here, right now" is angela bassett
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