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In the Karate Kid franchise.

Which, in layman's terms, means it sucked really hard, but not as hard as 1 or 3.

Discuss.

PS. If Peter Cetera breaks out in song during the final credits, I will suckle the marrow of my ten knuckles as if they were a life-giving teat.

cksalmon wrote:In the Karate Kid franchise.

Which, in layman's terms, means it sucked really hard, but not as hard as 1 or 3.

Discuss.

PS. If Peter Cetera breaks out in song during the final credits, I will suckle the marrow of my ten knuckles as if they were a life-giving teat.

What if he breaks out in song right here in this thread?

I am a man who will fight for your honor, I'll be the hero you've been dreamin' of...

We're gonna live forever, knowing together that we did it all for the glory of love! *Swoons*

KA

KimberlyAnn wrote:

cksalmon wrote:In the Karate Kid franchise.

Which, in layman's terms, means it sucked really hard, but not as hard as 1 or 3.
NDiscuss.

PS. If Peter Cetera breaks out in song during the final credits, I will suckle the marrow of my ten knuckles as if they were a life-giving teat.

What if he breaks out in song right here in this thread?

I am a man who will fight for your honor, I'll be the hero you've been dreamin' of...

We're gonna live forever, knowing together that we did it all for the glory of love! *Swoons*

KA

Nibbling. Hoping to suck.

You thought Karate Kid II was better than the first one?

I've never seen part three, and I only recently saw part 2 for the first time. The first movie was excellent though. I liked the way the movie showed people in a real life atmosphere such as the dingy apartment, the less than cool clothing. Much like "Blade Runner', the film showed a very "lived in" world as opposed to a polished film set. Most of the acting was first rate, and I still to this day hear people quoting the film. often at work if we are doing some chore that's repititious you'll hear "sand the floor".

And Peter Cetera is one of the best singers of all time. Not counting the Chicago work he did, his solo work sold over a million copies despite being considered Adult contemporary during a time when heavy metal dominated the market.

Gazelam wrote:
And Peter Cetera is one of the best singers of all time. Not counting the Chicago work he did, his solo work sold over a million copies despite being considered Adult contemporary during a time when heavy metal dominated the market.

I very, very much agree with this statement here, Gazelam. Peter Cetera is indeed, one of the best Singers, of all time.

Peter Cetera:
http://www.petercetera.com/

Peter Cetera & Amy Grant - The next time I fall in love:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jig-wQ40j0

Karate Kid 2 is epic...one of the great sequels of all time. I saw it in the theatre when I was a kid and I had the Peter Cetera song on 7" (probably still have it around somewhere). Has anyone seen the latest Karate Kid rip-off movie, Never Back Down? It's retarded. It replaces the karate with the currently popular MMA but all the other plot elements remain the same.

Side note: Phil Collins could kick Peter Cetera's ass.

silentkid wrote:Side note: Phil Collins could kick Peter Cetera's ass.

Oh really? Then explain "Susudio."

So what about the one with the girl? She looked much tougher than the boy.

Dr. Shades wrote:

silentkid wrote:Side note: Phil Collins could kick Peter Cetera's ass.

Oh really? Then explain "Susudio."

"De do do do, de da da da is all I want to say to you..." (sorry for switching bands here).

Phil Collins is a scrappy little bastard. I don't think he would be averse to biting if things got crazy.