The 2,000,000th post game

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FIRE WITH FIRE:
Bruce Willis/Hartigan, Frank Moses

Rosario Dawson/Wonder Woman, Claire Temple, Batgirl, Gail

Vincent D’Onofrio/Thor

Julian McMahon/Dr. Doom

Vinnie Jones/The Juggernaut, “Brick” Brickwell, Destro

TODAY IS

63 bottles of beer on the wall.
63 bottles of beer.
Take one Down, pass it around,
62 bottles of beer on the wall.

Someday...

...a woman w. pretty freckles...

...that, w. age, will turn into huge Morgan Freeman freckles...

...will let you make quick, awkward love to her, get her w. child...

...and then rule the rest of your miserable life.

Its the never got laid in High School version of the American Dream come true!

And

When cast as Conan the Barbarian, Arnold Schwarzenegger had to cut down on his workout routine because his arm and chest muscles were so big that he couldn't wield a sword properly.

In preparation for the role, Schwarzenegger had weapons training, martial arts training, and horse riding lessons. He trained with an 11-pound broadsword two hours a day for three months. Each broadsword used in the movie cost $10,000 and had to look weathered. He also learned climbing techniques, and how to fall and roll and jump from at least 15 feet in the air.

Conan's response to the Mongol General's question, "What is best in life?" are the very first lines of dialog he speaks in the film after a full twenty minutes into the movie. His reply to the question was, “Crush your enemies. See them driven before you. Hear the lamentations of their women.” Then even though Conan and Valeria are shown together frequently throughout the film, he only says five words to her in the entire film. Thirty seconds after they meet he says "You're not a guard", and "No".

A few scenes in the film were dedicated to legendary artist Frank Frazetta and based on his artwork. Those scenes include the orgy chamber, Thulsa Doom turning into a snake, a girl chained to a pillar, and the climactic fight scene.

Charles Bronson, Sylvester Stallone, and William Smith (not Will Smith) were considered for the role of Conan.