I am shocked no one has posted about this yet.
This is the first bit of on-screen fiction Lance has taken
part in. Has anyone seen it and wish to comment?
-Ken
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Lance in DODGEBALL
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"K. J. Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I am shocked no one has posted about this yet.
Sorry.
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This is the first bit of on-screen fiction Lance has taken
part in. Has anyone seen it and wish to comment?Lance was the best part of the movie 😉
Ebert and Roeper gave Dodgeball two thumbs up. It's more
entertaining than most of what goes on in this forum.Shayne Wissler
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On 6/29/04 2:26 PM, in article
[email hidden], "K. J. Papai"Quoted message said:
I am shocked no one has posted about this yet.
This is the first bit of on-screen fiction Lance has taken
part in. Has anyone seen it and wish to comment?No and no.....
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-Ken -
Lance has to change careers and quickly, his racing days are
over. Win or lose, he will quit."Shayne Wissler" <[email hidden]> wrote in
message news:yrlEc.82$wY5.2@attbi_s54...Quoted message said:
"K. J. Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I am shocked no one has posted about this yet.
Sorry.
Quoted message said:
This is the first bit of on-screen fiction Lance has
taken part in. Has anyone seen it and wish to comment?Lance was the best part of the movie 😉
Ebert and Roeper gave Dodgeball two thumbs up. It's more
entertaining than most of what goes on in this forum.Shayne Wissler
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Ebert and Roeper gave Dodgeball two thumbs up. It's more
entertaining than most of what goes on in this forum.It's just silly, stupid, mindless fun. Can't have too
much of that.How about every guy's nightmare. Trying to lift a fat
cheerleader over your head having her come crashing
down on you.------
Dave Casey - Realtor www.LasVegasHomesDirect.com
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K. J. Papai said:
I am shocked no one has posted about this yet.
This is the first bit of on-screen fiction Lance has taken
part in. Has anyone seen it and wish to comment?-Ken
Just saw it yesterday with my daughter--it was a
nice cameo. I think Lance did fine. The fact that we
know he is telling the truth about his cancer struck
a serious note in a very silly movie. It worked for
me anyway. The movie was funny, but there were a
couple of things (language etc.) that made me wish I
hadn't taken my daughter.Steve
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Steven Bornfeld <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:
K. J. Papai said:
I am shocked no one has posted about this yet.
This is the first bit of on-screen fiction Lance has
taken part in. Has anyone seen it and wish to comment?Just saw it yesterday with my daughter--it was a
nice cameo. I think Lance did fine. The fact that we
know he is telling the truth about his cancer struck
a serious note in a very silly movie. It worked for
me anyway.Mick LaSalle, the lead film reviewer for the San Francisco
Chronicle wrote that Lance's cameo is the most genuine and
the funniest part of the whole movie.Quoted message said:
The movie was funny, but there were a couple of
things (language etc.) that made me wish I hadn't
taken my daughter.Well -- you knew something crude would be happending in a
Ben Stiller movie! I look forward to seeing Dodgeball soon.
Of course I have fun memories from 5th and 6th grade
whipping dodgeballs around in gym class and also outside
lining up victims against the brick wall of the school in a
more dangerous verson of the sport.-Ken
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(K. J. Papai) said:
Steven Bornfeld <[email hidden]> wrote in
message news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:
K. J. Papai said:
Quoted message said:
Mick LaSalle, the lead film reviewer for the San Francisco
Chronicle wrote that Lance's cameo is the most genuine and
the funniest part of the whole movie.Quoted message said:
Well -- you knew something crude would be happending in a
Ben Stiller movie! I look forward to seeing Dodgeball
soon. Of course I have fun memories from 5th and 6th grade
whipping dodgeballs around in gym class and also outside
lining up victims against the brick wall of the school in
a more dangerous verson of the sport.Hey, am I the only small, not-very-athletic kid who just
plain loved dodgeball? I understand that nowadays
there's some feeling that it's a vicious game etc. etc.,
but all I remember was how fun it was when the balls
were coming in like crazy and it was all you could do to
keep out of the way.I mean, it's a non-contact sport, people! I'm not aware of a
lot of injuries that are possible with one of those
hilariously soft gym balls.Not much bigger, but now I ride more,
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Ryan Cousineau, [email hidden]
sfu.cawiredcolaOpen ↗ President, Fabrizio
Mazzoleni Fan Club -
On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 11:58:25 -0700, Ryan Cousineau <[email hidden]>
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I mean, it's a non-contact sport, people! I'm not aware of
a lot of injuries that are possible with one of those
hilariously soft gym balls.And then there is the variant called slaughter ball, played
with four or five soccer balls. At least the administration
talked the coaches out of using medicine balls.The best day was when the girls were having a modeling show,
so there was this long runway built out onto the gym floor.
You could sneak up and use it to nail someone from close up,
but I think my nose was broken once by the guy already
waiting on the other side of the runway
- about five feet away. What the hey, its only blood...Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on
two wheels... -
[email hidden] (K. J. Papai) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:
I am shocked no one has posted about this yet.
This is the first bit of on-screen fiction Lance has taken
part in. Has anyone seen it and wish to comment?The full title is "Dodgeball: a True Underdog Story," but I
don't believe you can have a True Underdog Story without
Wally Cox.-ilan
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"K. J. Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
I am shocked no one has posted about this yet.
Maybe nobody wanted to post a spoiler. I saw Dodgeball on
opening day, and was quite surprised to see Lance. -
"Steven Bornfeld" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
The movie was funny, but there were a couple of things
(language etc.) that made me wish I hadn't taken my
daughter. -
[email hidden] (K. J. Papai) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:
I am shocked no one has posted about this yet.
This is the first bit of on-screen fiction Lance has taken
part in. Has anyone seen it and wish to comment?-Ken
The Oracle says: Lance (I) Armstrong has a Bacon
number of 2.Lance (I) Armstrong was in Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story
(2004) with Cayden Boyd Cayden Boyd was in Mystic River
(2003) with Kevin Bacon -
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I mean, it's a non-contact sport, people! I'm not aware of
a lot of injuries that are possible with one of those
hilariously soft gym balls.We played it with fully pumped up volley balls. Catch one of
those in the nose. I dare ya. ;o) Of course, I remember
playing it with about thirty guys on each side of the half-
court line and two juggling pins placed on each side of the
keys and these were also targets that could cause your team
to lose if they both got nailed. So there was no just
standing back and avoiding the balls. You had to protect the
pins by catching anything that went in their direction. Drop
the ball and you were out. Of course, taking one for the
team was looked on with honor.------
Dave Casey - Realtor www.LasVegasHomesDirect.com
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