ROAD

[FR56]

I just recently watched that movie also at Netflix. Quite a dynasty; one I have far more respect for than either that's currently running for POTUS.

 

[Brenna1960]

FYI -
Happened across a kewl flick entitled. "ROAD" on Netflix last night.
Narrated by Liam Neeson, it is the story of the road racing Dunlop family (Joey, Robert, Michael, William).
Lots of awesome race footage of Isle of Man and others.
And a darn good story to boot!

Isn't Liam Neeson that ultra libtard that makes movies as a supposed bad ass with guns and then says he thinks we should not have guns here in the us? No thanks to anything with his name on it!

 

[1olbull]

Isn't Liam Neeson that ultra libtard that makes movies as a supposed bad ass with guns and then says he thinks we should not have guns here in the us? No thanks to anything with his name on it!

Well, you enjoy your Pulp Fiction.

 

[Rocket Scientist]

How great was Joey Dunlop...born the same year as me i always idolized the guy. He took the sport to another demension. Sad day when we lost him ...Thanks for the info...

Gonna have to admit I teared up a bit on that one .

 

[RKTNMYPKT]

Well, you enjoy your Pulp Fiction.

Don't be dissing pulp fiction!!!!

 

[1olbull]

Don't be dissing pulp fiction!!!!

Sorry, Amigo, Quentin Tarantino is now on my FU_K HIM list.
I assume you speak of Ving Rhames taking it up the pooper?
Liked that flick and the other films by the flaming libtard, but his recent calumny has lost my future support.

 

[RKTNMYPKT]

Sorry, Amigo, Quentin Tarantino is now on my FU_K HIM list.
I assume you speak of Ving Rhames taking it up the pooper?
Liked that flick and the other films by the flaming libtard, but his recent calumny has lost my future support.

What's a calumny?

 

[1olbull]

What's a calumny?

cal·um·ny
ˈkaləmnē/
noun
noun: calumny; plural noun: calumnies

1. the making of false and defamatory statements in order to damage someone's reputation; slander.
   synonyms: slander, defamation (of character), character assassination, libel;More
   vilification, traducement, obloquy, verbal abuse;
   informalmudslinging, trash-talk;
   rarecontumely
   "voters were tired of the candidates' endless barrage of calumny"
   • a false and slanderous statement.