The first rule of fight club....
 

Robert J. Paulson, 74, Fargo, ND, died July 5, 2004, at MeritCare Hospital (south), Fargo.

Please.

ok please explain. its not obvious to me. so take pity.

If I remember Meatloaf's character was Robert J Paulson

you people don't have the internet?

You are not your fuckin' khaikis.


I just watched it again about 2 hours ago. :)

What's a khaiki?

I will make a call from my Fight Club phone in Bob's honor tonight.

They are pants, you know dockers.

No, those are khakis.

Let me poke Marmel in peace.

his name is robert paulson.

his name is robert paulson.

I actually had a cute 21 year old utter Marla's line after some serious u-know-what. I am still wondering if I should be proud of it as a compliment, or very disturbed.

Just be glad she didn't utter the line that was in the book. :)

The book is a good read, and yes, I'm glad for that.

My God. I haven't been fucked like that since grade school.

Yeah that's the line in the movie, the line in the book is a little more controversial.

For the illiterate amongst us: "I want to have your abortion."

Good stuff. :)

Well now I'm downright curious.

Look directly above you.

and tyler was introduced on a nude beach.

but in the book you lose the cool airplane conversation.

hows that working out for you? being clever?

That bastard sure could fight. Sadly his walker only fit up his ass the normal way, sideways was just too much.

What am i on EVERYBODYS ignore list.

so far i can deduce that robert paulson was a character in fight club>?

I am Jack's gaping head wound.

Robert Paulson was the character that Meatloaf played in Fight Club. Apparantly, Surtt noticed someone with the actual name died recently.

In the book/movie, Robert Paulson gets killed during a Project Mayhem task and is killed by police.

In the book/movie, all the fight club members are nameless because of Project Mayhem, but Edward Norton's character states that "he had a name.."

In the book, the you reacquire your identity if you are killed during Project Mayhem...thus

His name was Robert Paulson.

On the other tangent is about the compliment I received from a girl who was Fight Club fan...but that one has been explained.

With a name like Qwikshot, I thought perhaps she meant something else...

;)

What did she say in the book? Inquiring minds want to know!

Jebus Christmas, do all you right wingers have a hard time reading? I posted it halfway up the page.

I'm a right winger? :confused:

Damn, don't know how I missed that post. Thanks...

Probably not...I was just throwing around a little Fight Club-esque ire. ;)

Wow, searching for thoughts about the movie Sideways and I have to comment about this post (being we are talking about my third favorite movie here)..


The being clever line, is by far one of the best gems in the movie, I think, because me and my buddy at school use it all the time... I'll mention something he's done is clever, then ask how's that working out for you? And he'll say what? And I'll finish it.. heh, we're movie buffs.

That's fucking awesome, Shorty.

I'm about 99% sure that the being clever bit is not in the book.

I'm cooler than you


Never said it was holmes. Please read the fine print

I was just making an observation. I remember thinking that was one of the better lines in the movie and being surprised it wasn't in the book.

Also liked the immediate line of, "Now a question of etiquette: Do I give you the ass or the crotch?" as he passes Ed Norton, giving him the ass, but then gives the crotch to the flight attendant :D.

I'm pretty sure that is the movie I could probably recite the most accurately start to finish.

I read this as 'a cute two year old.'

You owe me a new monitor, Qwik.

First rule of fight club: Don't ever associate with any loser/asshole who would ever watch fight club.

I went drinking one night with a guy I worked with at the time. After several drinks he asks "Did you see fight club?" then he tries to explain the movie (since I had not) and wants me to hit him. I did not. Several drinks later he comes back and says that I have to hit him twice because I didn't the first time. I refuse again. He then takes a swing at me, which I slipped. Without thinking I swing back. Being drunk, I missed his jaw and caught him on the shoulder on the follow thru. He went down on his back. I jumped on him and for about a minute I was on top of him throwing every punch I could while he cried "PLEASE STOP!!!" and tried to cover up.

The worst part? I ripped open a knuckle on his teeth. When it healed the scar tissue had built up so that I couldn't bend my finger. I had to use a razor to shave the scar tissue raw several times, allowing it to heal each time.

The ultimate lesson of fight club? If anybody asks you "Have you seen fight club?" use a bottle, beer stein, pool cue, or whatever is handy to crack that stupid bastard's skull open like a grapefruit.

Well, that's one way, I guess.

I didn't particularly like Sideways. I was expecting too much I think. There were some decent parts... but I don't get how that guy from Wings won Best Supporting Actor. He wasn't THAT good in the movie. Just a regular part that I think could have been played by any other actor just as well.

Except for not winning Best Supporting Actor, I'd agree about Thomas Hayden Church.

Ah, he didn't win Best Supporting Actor? What award am I thinking of that Sideways won?