Legendary's New Blog and "Tweet"

[Sean_C]

It's possible that they may survive the hobby's scorn, but they may not survive the FBI and grand jury.

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Yeah, but I gotta strong feeling that in this hobby the *stuff* outweighs just about everything else. I'm not questioning the folks who have said they'll boycott, but there's a lot more folks reading this board that didn't sign that list.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by Sean_C

It's possible that they may survive the hobby's scorn, but they may not survive the FBI and grand jury.

Quite possible, but I gotta feeling whatever shell game they played to turn Mastro into Legendary somehow protects their new venture. May not seem fair, but that's business in the US and A....and to be fair it's the same game that two (maybe more?) big clients of Mastro's played in order to keep and not pay for the items they won from Mastro.

[calvindog]

Originally Posted by slidekellyslide

Quite possible, but I gotta feeling whatever shell game they played to turn Mastro into Legendary somehow protects their new venture.

You can learn so much on internet chat boards. I, for one, am thankful for them.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by calvindog

You can learn so much on internet chat boards. I, for one, am thankful for them.

Hey, I said "I gotta feeling"...I didn't say that I know.

[calvindog]

Disclaimer noted.

[drc]

The Producers and The Mouse That Roared are movies that had two of the most ingenious plots. In the 1959 British flick The Mouse that Roared the tiny, backwards country of Grand Fenwick is on the verge of national bankruptcy. It declares war on the superpower US, perfectly expecting to lose the war right away, but also expecting to in return receive the generous monies that the US normally gives countries it defeats (WWII Germany). The only mistake in the application of this plan is Grand Fenwick wins the war. The movie stars Peter Sellars playing multiple parts including a Duchess.

[Jim VB]

A classic movie. If I remember correctly, their invasion is, coincidentally, occurring as the country is conducting a civil defense drill. So they can find no one to fight and "win" the war. The US is forced to surrender.

[Sean_C]

So, by using Sir Bedevere's logical deduction process , that would mean Doug Allen is a woman?

Originally Posted by drc

The Producers and The Mouse That Roared are movies that had two of the most ingenious plots. In the 1959 British flick The Mouse that Roared the tiny, backwards country of Grand Fenwick is on the verge of national bankruptcy. It declares war on the superpower US, perfectly expecting to lose the war right away, but also expecting to in return receive the generous monies that the US normally gives countries it defeats (WWII Germany). The only mistake in the application of this plan is Grand Fenwick wins the war. The movie stars Peter Sellars playing multiple parts including a Duchess.