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do we have to use the word "hate"

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In Reply to: Does anyone else hate Adam Sandler? posted by Rod M on April 24, 2000 at 14:30:55:

there's enough bashing going on down below, I don't want another tirade to start here.
I too will admit to seeing about 20 minutes of "Happy Gilmore" (all I could handle). At the time Bobby was going off on Adam, I'd probably would ashamedly be cheering too. In fatc, right now, I almost wished I'd seen that part.
That reminds me of another film my nephews rented. I'd don't recall what, but the entire movie was a complete & utter dud until they were at a game show where the furious cockolded host was reading a question & in the background one unused catagory read something to the nature of "ways my wife is a bitch".
Or, watching "Dracula:Dead & Loving It" on cable which also was a WAFWOT save the Leslie Nielsen dying line "Renfield! you asshole!"

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Re: do we have to use the word "hate" Stephen Hayes 12:11:25 04/27/00 (0)
> > & in the background one unused catagory read something to the nature of "ways my wife is a bitch". < <
That'd be from Sandler's first big hit, Billy Madison. I liked only two gags in this movie. In one, Sandler's character is having hallucinations as a result of his drinking and sees a giant penguin, which taunts him by its presence. The other is the answer to how elementary school teachers stay sane ;-)
I watched Billy Madison after seeing Happy Gilmore, which is better, relatively speaking. Neither are "good" films, but I did enjoy Happy. Doesn't anybody else here go home from the office some evenings, crack open a beer (or a rum and Coke in my case), and just get stupid?
I agree that "hate" is too strong a word, especially when there much more offensive people than Adam Sandler -- truly offensive people -- to get upset about. Like Rosie O'Donnell, for instance...

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