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seagal
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And? At the risk of sounding rude, so what?
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7_Sorrows
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I don’t understand how they make movies NOT on film!
Who would have ever thought that Kodak would someday go out of business.
I am sure there is nostalgia involved in making the decision.
It is true what they say …“that’s progress!”
Who would have ever thought that Kodak would someday go out of business.
I am sure there is nostalgia involved in making the decision.
It is true what they say …“that’s progress!”
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Path_Finder
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Oh, Kodak not Kodiak,
I thought this was going to be about the return of tv shows like “Gentle Ben” or movies like “Grizzly Adams”.
I thought this was going to be about the return of tv shows like “Gentle Ben” or movies like “Grizzly Adams”.
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Hoosier_Daddy
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What a random thing to defend!
Meanwhile martyrs are being killed…
Meanwhile martyrs are being killed…
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MJDorry
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Meanwhile, you’re on an off-topic, and–more importantly–all good things need defending. Some of us defend martyrs; some of us defend the tragic dying away of the use of film. St. Therese contemplated Christ; Aquinas argued for Him; Giotto painted Him, but he also painted other things that weren’t directly religious. I guess we don’t have room for that nonsense, though.What a random thing to defend!
Meanwhile martyrs are being killed…
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