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Looks like Meow the Jewels, the Run the Jewels remix album with cat samples.

I agree and recommend the shorter one. I apologize for stepping on toes and mentioning the longer one. 56 minutes was enough madness for me. (I just finished watching it.)

The weird thing is the dog raps “Take That”.

While reading Goethe’s Faust, I made a turd in house.

I get the cathartic impulse to clap back at this poster (believe me), but it’s a lose-lose endeavor; as evidenced by the initial post and their response, this commentator (who interestingly enough only has two posts on this message board, btw) thrives on negative attention and here we are giving them exactly that. We live an increasingly divided and conquered culture, and resorting to their methods (playground name calling) is just fuel for their fire; they were just waiting for a response to their drama-fueled post and here we both are giving it to them. Ultimately, what’s the point? Let go of the anger and frustration they are so desperately trying to manipulate you into, starve this post and just let it wither away into obscurity. They want to leave and get their little two cents in in the process? Mazel tov and whatever... Hey, no one’s keeping them here, right?

1) IIRC, her boss had an antique gun of some sort and sticks him up with it. On the way to her car, he slips on ice and gets knocked out. She handcuffs him in the car, but they are never literally handcuffed to one another. 2) I’m not sure...Maybe they were working on a non-movie project or she was a writer. Neither Google nor IMDb were helpful.

As one of the token Canadians on the board I guess I should weigh in on the Molson stuff? So here are some random facts that I know about Molson for those who want the info: - Molson was founded in the late 1700s in Montreal, making it older than Canada as a nation - it merged with Coors and is now a huge global brand as a result, though I think most of the Molson/Carling products would be found still primarily in Canada and the UK, and as imports for the US. Though if Coors co-owns the brand maybe it's no longer considered an import? - its most popular brand for a while has been Molson Canadian, an adequate lager that had a huge advertising push from the late 80s to mid 90s, most famously this spot which leveraged nationalism (rare for us) and was very successful at the time: I know. It's ridiculous. Canada has had, I think, basically the same arc when it comes to beer: we have a lot more craft beer available and the kind of shitty, buy a case for the hockey game, watery 4% American style beer is still around but it doesn't sell as well as it used to. I think that Molson did try to make some inroads in the US market around the time of the film, so the scene is probably just weird product placement.

Bumping for being the only Star Trek movie to contain Vulcan Marshmallow Dispensing Technology:

This movie desperately needs to be done! It is RIDICULOUS!!!