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>>>My wife made the comment the other night when we were watching some movie, "why is he killing those people, they haven't done anything" Well, that is why, because he is evil. That's why I have the job I have - to capture evil people and put them away.
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>>That wasn't a Stephen Segal movie by any chance was it? I watched part of one the other week where there was so much senseless and unnecessary killing I switched over. In one scene the odious bad guy sneaks in to the gang boss's mansion, creeps up on a maid who was delivering a tray of coffee, kills her, then delivers the tray himself, only to be stopped at the door by the gang boss's guards. He only wanted to speak to the guy anyway!!! Absolute crap!!
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>Oooh, I love Stephen Segal movies! He doesn't play, he kills them instantly! No wait, he's the good guy! I'll bet you didn't know he lives right here in the Memphis area. His daughter has cancer or something like that and is being treated at St Jude. Someone published a picture of his house in Germantown (an upscale suburb of Memphis) and there was a procession through the subdivision of 10,000 square foot homes. The neighbors were a little upset. One good thing though, there haven't been any killings in HIS neighborhood lately.

I generally like his movies but this one sucked the paper off the walls. And his martial art style is far superior and more realistic than all the others: Jackie Chan, Chuck Norris, et al (without all the stop and pose between each punch), but don't like the puffed up dandies he always plays, or the attitude he portrays on the screen. I get the impression he's not much different in real life - vain and full of his own s**t. And one more thing: how come in middle-age he's got more hair than he had in his 30's, with a hairline like something out of "Planet of the APes"?

PS Don't tell I said any of this, will you. :-)