I was 15 I guess at the time, I remember walking with my parents up to my Grandma's house. She lived at the end of our lane, probably about 150 yards away or so. When we left it was pretty much white-out conditions and we had a somewhat difficult time finding our house on the way back. Never got really hairy, but there were definitely a few moments where we weren't sure which direction to go.
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#21
Posted 06 January 2016 - 11:08 PM
#22
Posted 06 January 2016 - 11:16 PM
You couldn't even really go outside and play in the snow because if you stepped down you'd sink about a foot into the ground.
I do recall getting a bit of cabin fever after day 3 or so. I never really WANTED to go to school, but it was nice to be able to leave the house and not feel like you weren't sure if you were going to make it back.
Then, of course, I went to Buffalo for three years, and they would have laughed at us.
There is baseball, and occasionally there are other things of note
"Now OPS sucks. Got it."
"Making his own olive brine is peak Mackus."
"I'm too hungover to watch a loss." - McNulty
@bopper33
#23
Posted 07 January 2016 - 02:24 PM
Must've played about 5 seasons of Tecmo Super Bowl that week with friends.
#24
Posted 07 January 2016 - 07:48 PM
#25
Posted 08 January 2016 - 09:45 AM
Best movies of 1996, in no order, but Fargo was the best, by far.
Fargo
Mission: Impossible
The Rock
Eraser
Independence Day
A Time to Kill
Kingpin
Romeo + Juliet
Jerry Maguire
Scream
#26
Posted 08 January 2016 - 11:26 AM
#27
Posted 08 January 2016 - 11:47 AM
A Time to Kill is one of my all time favorites but a lot of really good movies there.
A Time to Kill: for people who look at To Kill A Mockingbird and think, "Meh. This needs a little McConaughey to be good."
I always enjoy watching a bit when it comes on TNT. Same with The Rock.
In high-school English our teacher showed us that version of Romeo and Juliet when we were studying the play.
By the way, will Independence Day set some sort of record for longest time between original movie and sequel?
#28
Posted 08 January 2016 - 11:48 AM
Bambi II
LOL
#29
Posted 08 January 2016 - 11:59 AM
I saw Independence Day about 6 times in theaters. My favorite of the movies Sean listed. Fargo clearly the best, though.
#30
Posted 08 January 2016 - 12:02 PM
I saw Fargo and it blew my mind. I wasn't allowed to see Pulp Fiction but by the time 1996 rolled around and I was 14 my mom pretty much gave up trying to shelter me from "bad" movies.
It's an unreal movie, I'd probably rank it second by the Coen Bros after Big Lebowski. No Country for Old Men might be better also, but I'd still take Fargo.
There is baseball, and occasionally there are other things of note
"Now OPS sucks. Got it."
"Making his own olive brine is peak Mackus."
"I'm too hungover to watch a loss." - McNulty
@bopper33
#31
Posted 08 January 2016 - 12:04 PM
Yeah Fargo is their best, then No Country, then Big Lebowski.
Hard to compare them, though.
#32
Posted 08 January 2016 - 12:09 PM
Yeah Fargo is their best, then No Country, then Big Lebowski.
Hard to compare them, though.
Just another pop culture opinion of yours that is wrong.
No biggie, sorta used to it by now, ya know?
There is baseball, and occasionally there are other things of note
"Now OPS sucks. Got it."
"Making his own olive brine is peak Mackus."
"I'm too hungover to watch a loss." - McNulty
@bopper33
#33
Posted 08 January 2016 - 12:13 PM
Lebowski, Fargo, O Brother, No Country for me.
Haven't seen any of the new ones since Burn After Read, though. Their early ones don't really do it for me very much.
I have, sadly, seen both Ladykillers and Intolerably Cruelty.
#34
Posted 08 January 2016 - 12:41 PM
True Grit is a great movie.
#35
Posted 08 January 2016 - 12:44 PM
I have to watch Fargo again. When I watched it years ago, I thought it was a slow, boring movie.
#36
Posted 08 January 2016 - 12:58 PM
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#37
Posted 08 January 2016 - 01:03 PM
See Scream is a movie that makes me say 20 yrs flies so fast. I remember vividly planning and then going and watching that movie.
Yep. I saw it with some friends, including Stoney. Still a good movie an one of my favorite "horror" movies.
#38
Posted 08 January 2016 - 01:06 PM
#39
Posted 08 January 2016 - 01:07 PM
#40
Posted 08 January 2016 - 02:15 PM
I said it in the 1995 thread. The moves they made in December 1995 were insane. I remember coming close to getting Cone too. Should have ponied up the extra cash for him and we probably win a WS in 96 or 97.
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