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Old 20th September 2001, 17:50
lanark_cure lanark_cure is offline
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Exclamation hey!
I WANT TO BE A NATIVE LIKE U!!!
really u live near lanark!?!?!? i must know u better!!!
hooray 4 scotland!!!!!
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Old 23rd October 2004, 05:34
jacquiemccrackenrosenberg jacquiemccrackenrosenberg is offline
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melgibson new movie
If it done by Mel Gibson it would a very intense, great movie. He has good judgment and only gives the best as in Braveheart. Makes you proud to be a Scottish descent.
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Old 4th December 2004, 04:59
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O please yes
Do put Mel back in a kilt!

Can't say I cared for Passion of the Christ though. 2 plus hours of gratuitous violence is just not a good thing. but then maybe he should of played the lead...and then?
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Old 6th December 2004, 14:28
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I assume he'll probably film most of it in Ireland just like his last "Scottish" movie...
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