“…To Believe None So, Is Something WORSE.“
–JOHN QUINCY ADAMS
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(1767-1848)
“To Believe All Men Honest Would Be Folly…”
Random Movie Mention: VAN DAMME Double Shot Edition: HARD TARGET (1993) and IN HELL (2003)
The Meat Of This “Double Shot Edition” Is The Random Mentioning Of My TWO Favorite Films Starring “The Muscles From Brussels” JEAN-CLAUDE VAN DAMME. The 1ST Mention Goes To This Little Number, JOHN WOO’s 1993 Fun-Fest “HARD TARGET”!!! I Was One Of The Fortunate To Have Seen “HARD TARGET” Within DAYS Of It’s Initial Release, And It’s Honestly Been My FAVE-FAVE Of Ole JCVD’s Since.
Since I'm Now In VAN DAMME Mode With The Reblogging Of My Friends Piece On "BLOODSPORT" It Has Prompted Me To Reblog My VAN DAMME Double Shot From Back In February.
VAN DAMMEAGE ROCKS!!!
hehehe :D
-BRAD
Cheese-tastic Classics: "Bloodsport"
It might look like torture. But to Frank Dux? It’s training…
Welcome back to another edition of “Cheese-tastic Classics”, the series where I go through those movies that are so bad they’re good in a delicious, delectable way that can only be defined as “Cheese”!
This time? The 1988 Cheese-fest “Bloodsport”, the movie that introduced the world to the “Muscles from Brussels” himself, Jean Claude Van Damme!
I Have Always Had, And Will Always Have, A Soft-Spot In My Heart For Some Quality VAN DAMMEAGE!!!
hehehe =)
-BRAD
“The True Rule…”
“…In Determining To Embrace OR Reject Anything Is NOT Whether It Have Any Evil In It, But Whether It Has More Evil Than Good. There Are Few Things Wholly Evil AND Wholly Good. About Everything Is An Inseparable Compound Of The Two.“
–ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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(1809-1865)
-The 16TH PRESIDENT Of The UNITED STATES Of AMERICA-…
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Like this:
“In Things Of Moment, On Thyself Depend…”
“…Nor Trust Too Far Thy Servant Or A Friend.“
–BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
(1706-1790)
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-INVENTOR-
-DIPLOMAT-
-STATESMAN-
-AMERICAN-
Like this:
“Be Not Deceived With The First Appearances Of Things…”
“…But Give Thyself Time To Be In The Right.“
–WILLIAM PENN
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(1644-1718)
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Like this:
“Grief…”
“…Drives Men Into Habits Of Serious Reflection, Sharpens The Understanding, And Softens The Heart.“
–JOHN ADAMS
(1735-1826)
