I saw something funny in the movie "Noah"

As the animals were moving in two-by-two there was a pair of lions - but they were both male. bwahahahahahahahaha

Clanners don't miss a trick><

Still to watch the movie...it's Tinkerbell and the Pirate Princess today with the wife and daughter !! (

Send to IMDB as one of the goofs in the movie...

Well spotted (or was that the leopard) ?
I watch a movie this morning " The Guard", Irish and rather different -D

Mrs S wants us to watch a movie about wall street, I think she says the wolf of wall st its on box office.
Would have to say Tellytrack has made a massive difference to my limited viewing schedule

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> Mrs S wants us to watch a movie about wall street,
> I think she says the wolf of wall st its on box
> office.
> Would have to say Tellytrack has made a massive
> difference to my limited viewing schedule

A very good movie, worth the almost 3 hours viewing.

You cannae watch the Wolf on Wall Street. I stopped watching 5 mins into the movie after he was sniffing something out of a hot woman who was in a very compromising position.

scotia Wrote:

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> Mrs S wants us to watch a movie about wall street,
> I think she says the wolf of wall st its on box
> office.
> Would have to say Tellytrack has made a massive
> difference to my limited viewing schedule

SNVLP +++++...must have the stomach for the excessive portrayal of the excesses of the time...

Movie could have been 30-45 minutes shorter and still one would have got the message...

TNaicker Wrote:

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> > Mrs S wants us to watch a movie about wall
> street,
> > I think she says the wolf of wall st its on box
> > office.
> > Would have to say Tellytrack has made a massive
> > difference to my limited viewing schedule
>
> SNVLP +++++...must have the stomach for the
> excessive portrayal of the excesses of the
> time...
>
> Movie could have been 30-45 minutes shorter and
> still one would have got the message...

Sadly those excesses continued right up to the 2008 financial collapse, it's the world we live in and it would be naive to think that those "means to an end" don't exist. It is what it is, unfortunately.

bayern Wrote:

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> > > Mrs S wants us to watch a movie about wall
> > street,
> > > I think she says the wolf of wall st its on
> box
> > > office.
> > > Would have to say Tellytrack has made a
> massive
> > > difference to my limited viewing schedule
> >
> > SNVLP +++++...must have the stomach for the
> > excessive portrayal of the excesses of the
> > time...
> >
> > Movie could have been 30-45 minutes shorter and
> > still one would have got the message...
>
> Sadly those excesses continued right up to the
> 2008 financial collapse, it's the world we live in
> and it would be naive to think that those "means
> to an end" don't exist. It is what it is,
> unfortunately.

Still continues to this day...2008 drew attention to it and was a temporary slowing down of the excesses but have since resumed and in some cases attempts to catch up what was "lost" during the temporary slowing down...

I stand corrected but my humble I belief is that economics is a zero-sum game and one cent more in your pocket can only come of the pocket of some-one else...even if you grow the pie, the pie has defined borders at any point in time such that a bigger slice for one means a smaller slice for another...

As an example, take racing...whether you bet with the tote or bookie, your winnings are fully funded by the losses of other punters with the middle man taking their cut...

I understand the world and I'm not naive as to the way it works...just that the way it works is not the best way it can work...

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> > > > Mrs S wants us to watch a movie about wall
> > > street,
> > > > I think she says the wolf of wall st its on
> > box
> > > > office.
> > > > Would have to say Tellytrack has made a
> > massive
> > > > difference to my limited viewing schedule
> > >
> > > SNVLP +++++...must have the stomach for the
> > > excessive portrayal of the excesses of the
> > > time...
> > >
> > > Movie could have been 30-45 minutes shorter
> and
> > > still one would have got the message...
> >
> > Sadly those excesses continued right up to the
> > 2008 financial collapse, it's the world we live
> in
> > and it would be naive to think that those
> "means
> > to an end" don't exist. It is what it is,
> > unfortunately.
>
> Still continues to this day...2008 drew attention
> to it and was a temporary slowing down of the
> excesses but have since resumed and in some cases
> attempts to catch up what was "lost" during the
> temporary slowing down...
>
> I stand corrected but my humble I belief is that
> economics is a zero-sum game and one cent more in
> your pocket can only come of the pocket of
> some-one else...even if you grow the pie, the pie
> has defined borders at any point in time such that
> a bigger slice for one means a smaller slice for
> another...
>
> As an example, take racing...whether you bet with
> the tote or bookie, your winnings are fully funded
> by the losses of other punters with the middle man
> taking their cut...
>
> I understand the world and I'm not naive as to the
> way it works...just that the way it works is not
> the best way it can work...

TN, come up with the fairest financial model, and you will literally dethrone God.

It's OK guys we will just settle for a cup of tea and a bacon roll
Lol