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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 444506" data-attributes="member: 8">To me, Hugh Jackman falls into that &quot;Paul Rudd&quot; category. It doesn&#039;t have to&nbsp; look disappointing, it usually just happens to be that way.(although it&#039;s never registered with me that Paul Rudd was in Ideal Home with Steve Coogan, a film I&#039;ve rewatched twice).I had watched the trailer of The Sheep Detectives&nbsp; and I knew that kind of cuteness wasn&#039;t going to be my &quot;thing&quot; (regardless of Hugh Jackman).Still on my to-watch list but prime is having none of it. The place I was born and raised simply cannot be described as a &quot;small town&quot; but modernised language makes it feel outdated to call it a &quot;village&quot; even though that&#039;s exactly&nbsp; what it is. I thought the whole point of language was having a word for everything, but cookie-cutter is the way to go these days.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 444506, member: 8"] To me, Hugh Jackman falls into that "Paul Rudd" category. It doesn't [I]have to[/I] look disappointing, it usually just happens to be that way. [SIZE=3](although it's never registered with me that Paul Rudd was in [I]Ideal Home[/I] with Steve Coogan, a film I've rewatched [B]twice[/B]).[/SIZE] I had watched the trailer of [I]The Sheep Detectives[/I] and I knew that kind of cuteness wasn't going to be my "thing" (regardless of Hugh Jackman). Still on my to-watch list but prime is having none of it. The place I was born and raised simply cannot be described as a "small town" but modernised language makes it feel outdated to call it a "village" even though that's [I]exactly[/I] what it is. I thought the whole point of language was having a word for everything, but cookie-cutter is the way to go these days. [/QUOTE]

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