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Rifter and you seem to use that expression very often (in fact, probably because french expressions are not the same then yours, I 'm not even sure to see exactly what you mean...).

The full expression is "Do you want some cheese with that whine?" It's purpose is to say that someone is whining. It's a play on words between wine and whine.

Naw! More likely a bottle of Tesco's own and a really good label printer!   

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Quoting Addicted2DVD:

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I don't have this title to vote myself... but in my opinion... I wouldn't go off anyone's say so... In my opinion any source used (or at least a single of the sources) has to be able to be looked at for verification.  I personally would never go just by someone saying I recognize him... or even I talked to said actor... I don't know you... or any other contributer from Adam... you need to show me where I can see that it is right. Anyone can say anything to get the data they want in the online database.

To me... documentation means proving beyond a reasonable doubt that it is correct... and me having to just trust the word of any contributor does not do that... not in my opinion. Call me cynical... but I do not trust anyone that much. you have to remember... every one of us is still just names on contributions and forum posts.

That is my opinion... and my standards on how to vote on such things at least.

And that's fine, I figured that...which is why I also added what he was doing and in what scene.

And just like you don't want to watch a movie to get the correct time-stamp... I don't see it being on us to search a whole movie to check something like this. It is not up to us to search for the proof of what you are saying... it is up to you to provide that information as a source.

With a time-stamp... telling me where to look I would probably (depending on my verifying to be correct) vote yes on it. But without it... with just the info you provided... I would have voted no myself.

as I said... that is my opinion on the matter... how I tend to vote in situations like this.

You don't HAVE to search the whole movie. I gave the specific scene in which it occurs.

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This one was dead easy.  Besides any conversations you may have personally had, his cameo is mentioned both in the commentary track and also the fluffy "making of" piece included on the disk.  Once you've watched that silly puff piece, you can't not see him in the movie. 

now that would be much more helpful then to say some certain scene that you may or may not know what part of the movie it comes at.

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This one was dead easy.  Besides any conversations you may have personally had, his cameo is mentioned both in the commentary track and also the fluffy "making of" piece included on the disk.  Once you've watched that silly puff piece, you can't not see him in the movie. 

And he might not have been aware of that piece of information.

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I wasn't...I don't watch special features or commentary tracks very often.

It has been debated and re-debated , you have even had a poll. There is no further need to debate, I understand what you want but that is not the way it is done, you have been told repeatedly. You don't like the answer and refuse to leave it alone, get over it Yves there are far more important than you or your typos, by all means fix your typos LOCALLY.

ENOUGH, already

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You mind taking this somewhere else? I didn't start this thread to listen to the two of you bitch at each other.

Yves:

You totally miss the point. The Online Profile is NEVER EVER going to be able to satisfy every user. If you were satisfied, somebody else would be complaining about their issues relative to you and so on right down the line. The Online has a path, but it is not YOUR path, to that I can only say tough. Recognize the absolute impossibility of the Oline ever being able to satisfy everybody, and that it is NOT intended to be a reference source, it is but the starting point from which all users build their own custom database that fulfills their needs, and will contain the data in whatever form they choose for it to be. Anytime a database is built there are dozens of possible yardsticks which can be chosen to establish standards, the yardsticks were selected, they don't happen to be the ones you want to use, that is simply TOO BAD. Get over it and deal with it and explain it to your friends. You whine about it all you want, you will get nowhere.

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