bggrthnjsus
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i think some 50ish person could wander into a random 20 something party, but it'd just seem really creepy and weird, as opposed to bill murray where it's cool and weirdCheebs said:
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Bill Murray : A ghost in the night
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Easytoremember
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Cheebs said:
But he's earned it.
If I had any story about Bill Murray, no one I know would ever hear the end of it.
what a sad and lonely man. going to random parties you weren't invited to is sad enough when you're young but being in your 50s (older?) and going to a 20-something party is just downright pathetic. i hope he figures out his life soon.
on the other hand it would be pretty awesome if bill murray came to your party lol.
on the other hand it would be pretty awesome if bill murray came to your party lol.
PhoenixDark
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Cheebs said:
I crash Ivy league "parties" all the time. A party isn't a party until a black dude shows up
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Easytoremember said:
Haha, me too. I've probably told everybody I know the one or two stories I have about various musicians and politicians I've met/interviewed.
Edit - Oh shit, I just realized I have a Bill Murray avatar. I guess I haven't had any reason to look to the left of my screen in awhile.
Ford Prefect
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I'm very impressed with GAF that this thread didn't turn into a "oh Bill Murray is such a scumbag for hitting his wife" high horse wank-athon.
As said before, it is best to ignore accusations from divorces unless you actually know what happened. They in many cases are true but in just as many cases claims extremely exaggerated made out of anger and the bitterness of divorce trials. It's impossible to pass judgement not knowing either of the two.Ford Prefect said:
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GAAAAAAAAY
Never stopped GAF before!Cheebs said:
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Cheebs said:
Yeah, I mean, regardless of who the dude is, just reading my own mother's divorce filing is enough for me to ignore those sorts of documents entirely. In the case of my mom, there literally was not a shred of truth to anything in it because she lied all over the place, and on the rare occasion that she was honest, her lawyers blew it way out of proportion.
adamsappel
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My wife and I once went to a party that a friend had invited us to. We didn't know the actual hosts, and our friends weren't at the party when we arrived. I told my wife I wanted to see how long it would take for someone to ask us who we were. We were there a good hour before she couldn't stand it anymore and told the hosts that our mutual friend had invited us. It wasn't even a late night, loud party where you could expect to blend in.Cheebs said:
I used to work at the Phoenician in Phoenix in the mid 90's. During the Phx Open Bill Murray would stay at the hotel. The bartenders said he was a great guy who tipped rather well. During this time most of the Royal Saudi Family was staying at the resort as well. They are obviously stupidly wealthy, I just don't remember anyone saying they were great tippers, or even decent people for that matter.
MWS Natural
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RiskyChris said:
I wanted to like this movie but just didn't "get" it.
DongHungLong
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The dudes a prick. I've talked with him several times. If he hasn't been drinking hes an utter drag to be around.
wormstrangler
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I have never seen Groundhog Day.
I have seen, and liked Lost in Translation though.
Should I watch it?
I have seen, and liked Lost in Translation though.
Should I watch it?
Patrick Bateman
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German TV sends "Lost in Translation" this evening. \o/
CajoleJuice
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something was lost inMWS Natural said:
oh god i can't do it
AbortedWalrusFetus
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How can people say it's sad that he goes to parties he wasn't invited to? Isn't there a rule about Bill Murray always being invited to parties? I know there is to my parties...
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will totally Facebook friend you! *giggle* *LOL*
This man makes a strong point.AbortedWalrusFetus said:
Count Dookkake
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I went to a screening and talk for some crappy Bill Murray movie in the 90s. After the show, he answered some questions from the audience. Someone got up and demanded his ticket money back for watching The Man Who Knew Too Little. True to the commercial, Murray gave the dude his ticket money back.
Always-honest
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it's a must seewormstrangler said:
gutterboy44
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BAM! Saw Bill Murray on the subway in NYC earlier this year. He is on the far right. I didn't want to be super obvious when taking the pic so it came out kind of crappy. It was surreal to have Bill Murray come on the train right behind me and stand next to me for several stops. I was too chicken to say anything. I then backed a way a little to take a pic. I swear no one recognized him on the train. I was looking at other peoples faces and I got no hint that people were even remotely aware of his presence. I skipped class this night when I ran into him.. needless to say, I was meant to skip that class.
BigGreenMat
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gutterboy44 said:BAM! Saw Bill Murray on the subway in NYC earlier this year. He is on the far right. I didn't want to be super obvious when taking the pic so it came out kind of crappy. It was surreal to have Bill Murray come on the train right behind me and stand next to me for several stops. I was too chicken to say anything. I then backed a way a little to take a pic. I swear no one recognized him on the train. I was looking at other peoples faces and I got no hint that people were even remotely aware of his presence. I skipped class this night when I ran into him.. needless to say, I was meant to skip that class.
Seeing all that Mets crap makes me sad for Bill. He needs to come back to Chicago where he belongs.
CajoleJuice
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He would feel at home rooting for the Mets. Another team to make him miserable.BigGreenMat said:
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