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 The entire movie is about how Verbal needs to keep spinning the story to get out of the interrogation room at all costs and back into the underworld. It's like "1001 Nights" where Scheherazade is trying to stay alive, but is herself one of the tales. | 
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 The Baylor Basketball Case This is a very sad case, a missing person/suspected homicide of a basketball player from Baylor.  The Smoking Gun has the affidavit the media have been reporting.  You can find it here: http://www.thesmokinggun.com/doc_o_day/doc_o_day.html This is an excerpt from the site: Investigators probing the apparent murder of a Baylor University basketball player have implicated one of the athlete's teammates in his disappearance, according to the below search warrant affidavit. Police in Waco, Texas have fingered Carlton Dotson as a suspect in the disappearance of Patrick Dennehy, who has been missing nearly three weeks. According to informant information quoted in the affidavit, Dotson, a 21-year-old junior forward, killed his friend Dennehy, 21, after the pair argued while shooting guns near Baylor's campus. After Dennehy allegedly pointed a gun at him, Dotson "shot his roommate in the head with a 9mm pistol," according to the police informant, who told cops he learned of the killing from a cousin of Dotson's who said he had spoken with the basketball player about the incident. | 
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 And presumably, Soze only came out of hiding to kill the one person who could identify his face. I guess that could be part of the story too, but if Verbal is indeed Soze, then he had to have known that the whole LA police force would know his face. This supports the Kobayashi as Soze theory. Whatever. It was a cool movie with lots of possible explanations. I think I'll stick with yours (some true, some not) because it sounds the best of the many explanations I've heard and discussed. TM | 
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 Breast Implants and Stretch Marks There is some discussion on the other Texas board about the incidence of attorneys with breast implants. I used to work with an attorney whom I believe had implants. (based on the shape of her breasts and on the fact that she "grew" during the period of time I worked with her). She also had stretch marks on the sides of her breasts. I kind of assumed that the stretch marks were from the implants, although she might have had them before. Are stretch marks a common side effect of having implants "installed?" | 
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 (S P O I L E R) While it may have been vaguely liberating for Rosanna Arquette to leave her ugly dork husband (though I don't see how, because as I recall she had amnesia at the time so it wasn't even intentional), Madonna's hooking up with him only perpetuated the cool chick/loser guy ultimate antifeminist stereotype. | 
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 I find Tim Allen and Ray Romano as unfunny as hell, but I think that's because I like more sarcastic or edgy humor. The Simpsons has more obscure and funnier references than 30 hours of Dennis Miller. Dumb and Dumber is a perfect laugh out loud flick - its every bit as smart in construction as anything Woody Allen has ever made. I guess my point is, calling humor "dumb" because you don't get it is a bit heavy handed. Its more appropriate to say, as TH did, that "you just don't get it." S(there are of course exceptions - some movies are just unfunny, like, say... Van Wilder)D | 
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 And if you haven't watched the monday episode of For Love or Money yet, you really need to fill up that TiVo with better things to watch on a tape-delayed basis. | 
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 Maybe I need to be high to think through this clearly... Edited to add that I am an idiot when I smoke pot. A complete moron. I know a carpenter who smokes before he goes on the job, and it makes him that much more focused. He's brilliant and precise. Nothing can distract him and he's as meticulous as one can be. I've seen him work not high and it's not as good. Being high for him is a natural, enhancing state for him. Not me. | 
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 But if that's true, what does it mean? Does it mean that the whole Keyzer Soze legend was made up? Or did he just make up the part where he came out of hiding to kill the guy who saw his face? TM | 
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