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I'd love to see them do a "John Nesbitt's Passing Parade" or one of those bizzaro "dogtown" shorts they show on TCM.
Satellite News 2009
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My first thought upon reading dogtown dba's comment on a message board last week was that I certainly didn't sleep with the right people, because if I had, I would like to think I'd be a lot further along than I am now.
Jessica Radloff: How Bullying Changed My Life Jessica Radloff 2010
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My first thought upon reading dogtown dba's comment on a message board last week was that I certainly didn't sleep with the right people, because if I had, I would like to think I'd be a lot further along than I am now.
Jessica Radloff: How Bullying Changed My Life Jessica Radloff 2010
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Wumpus says: just imdb him. lords of dogtown looks like the only non gay or chick flick he was in.
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That technique helped me through the brief Britney Spears era. kevjohn on Jul 18, 2008 dude thirteen was good, lord of dogtown was good but my lord this was not good.
Second Full Trailer for Stephenie Meyer's Twilight « FirstShowing.net 2008
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After beating the bejesus out of every dogtown team in sight, they head for the Red City, where they hope to challenge the big leaguers at their game.
APED: "beatrix potter double dactyl" hradzka 2009
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January 23, 2008 at 6:56 pm wtf? has no-one seen lords of dogtown. clearly his best peformance and its not even in your poll
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Like it or not we gotta live with these folks, and we need every swinging dick we can muster to help overthrow our corporate masters. dogtown, Well put.
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amacleod03 commented on the word dogtown
1. A town or city where a theatrical production is tried out before it appears in New York.
2. A mining camp, so termed by miners because the hovels were “good enough for dogs to live in.�? (Gudde, Erwin Gustav. 1969. California Place Names; the Origin and Etymology of Current Geographical Names. Rev. and enl. 3d ed. Berkeley: University of California Press.
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July 11, 2009