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Saw Matt Damon on Letterman the other night ... did a dead on McConaghey impression. It was quite funny.
 
I probably won't miss missing it. It seems to be filled with hoke and cheese.

Plus, Matthew McConaugheyhey has sucked since Dazed and Confused.
 
I like many, many movies. However, most of them came out before 1996, when Hollywood apparently decided to say: "**** plots. We just need visuals, special effects and/or lameass juvenile humor."
 
bigpern23 said:
Saw Matt Damon on Letterman the other night ... did a dead on McConaghey impression. It was quite funny.

It was hilarious. Maybe this should go on the God Bless YouTube thread ...

http://www.youtube.com/v/CuYD2cwMbpw
 
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Kate Mara is in the latest issue of Esquire giving "useful advice from a beautiful woman."
Lordy.
 
cougargirl said:
bigpern23 said:
Saw Matt Damon on Letterman the other night ... did a dead on McConaghey impression. It was quite funny.

It was hilarious. Maybe this should go on the God Bless YouTube thread ...

http://www.youtube.com/v/CuYD2cwMbpw

That's great. Thanks for posting it.
 
Matthew McConahey (or however you spell that) will never cinematically top that episode of "Unsolved Mysteries" where he got shot in the stomach by a child molestor. I wish I still lived in Huntington when they were making that movie, cause I'd love to say that to him and see his reaction.
 
Fell in love with Kate during the M&MD interview. At one point, Russo asked her if the movie was filmed in Hawaii
 
Did Matty pregame for the role with a half-key of sensemilla, the way he seemingly does before roving the sidelines at big UT games? Every time I've seen him interviewed during a game, he looks higher than Vince Young's per-carry average. We can only imagine what he and Snoop must've been sparking up before the Rose Bowl last year.
Also, I love the idea of Ian McShane (Mrs. Terrier's TV boyfriend) playing a mine owner, of all things. Guess Gerald McRaney was busy.
 
dooley_womack1 said:
If this succeeds, can "We Are Wichita State" be far behind.
sportschick said:
dooley_womack1 said:
If this succeeds, can "We Are Wichita State" be far behind.

What about "We are Evansville?"

"We are Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo)"

18 people associated with the Cal Poly football program, including 16 players, died in a plane crash Oct. 29, 1960. Among those who DIDN'T die in the crash were John Madden (an assistant coach then and the reason he enjoys a Maddencruiser and will never fly) and ted Tollner (former USC, San Diego State head coach).

Cal Poly held a ceremony before and during halftime of a football game for those lost in the crash. Mustang Memorial Plaza, located at the entrance of its on-campus football stadium, has a sculpture of a Mustang surrounded by 18 pillars, forming a team huddle. Each pillar represents one of the 16 players, a Mustang booster and the team manager. Each pillar stands at the same height as that of its honoree.

It's not finished yet, but when it is, I plan to drive up there to see it. While I feel sympathy for those who perished in the Marshall plane crash, my mother lost one of her very good friends from high school in the Cal Poly crash.
 
DyePack said:
I probably won't miss missing it. It seems to be filled with hoke and cheese.

Plus, Matthew McConaugheyhey has sucked since Dazed and Confused.

McConaughey is dazed and confused.
 
I've got three better stories about teams and plane crashes.

FC Torino, Manchester United and the Zambian national soccer team.

The trailer for this Marshall film makes me want to kill. Worst sports tragedy of all time?

**** you. Not even close.
 

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