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Very Rare 1932 Rockne 2-door standard. runs and drives. Original. Has new battery and material for top. Asking $12,700 U.S. Ian, 905-263-2003. Ontario (11/14/p)
1949 Champion 3 Passenger Business Coupe. S/N G443883, Model 8G. Rough condition. One NOS right front fender and two NOS rear fenders purchased from Steven Allen's years ago. Some misc. parts. $1,700. Ph. 740-408-3247. OH (11-12/14)
1949 Commander Starlight Coupe. Nice, straight, rust-free western car, which I have owned for 20+ years. Radio, heater, overdrive. $12,500. Am interested in 1949-56 short-box pickup, 1963-4 Hawk, mechanical updates OK. Bill, P.O. Box 1657, St. Cloud MN 56302-1657. Ph. 320-237-3097. MN (11-12/14/p)
1950 Champion Starlight. 67,900 miles. Manual w/overdrive. Engine rebuilt at 65,288 miles. Solid vehicle. Runs great. Aqua green. $9,400. Reason selling: health. Tony Swiatek, 610-834-1424. PA (10-12/14/p)
1950 Champion 2door sedan. Cream, beige beauty! Careful frame-up restoration by my husband. Outstanding worksmanship. Garage kept. Driving and show ready. $11,500. Aciel Brown, 505-299-2538. NM (11/14)
1950 Champion 4-door. Blue. new interior, new paint, re-chromed. V-8, automatic. No rust. In storage. $10,500. Gene, phone 913-764-4688, or E-mail: email@example.com. . KS (11-12/14/pvb)
1951 Starlight Coupe. 6 cyl, 3-speed, OD. All original. Turn-key. Great condition. Purchased new in Placerville, CA. I'm third owner. Want to trade for a small leisure van to travel the U.S.A. Call 530-544-2963. CA (11/14)
1952 Commander Starliner Hardtop. Frame-off restoration completed 2013. 259, 3-speed, overdrive. Spartan Rust over Sahara Sand colors. Rare and beautiful. Asking $25,000. email@example.com. MI (11f)
1953 Skyliner custom. Pearlescent Brandywine. 396 big block Chevy. Polished aluminum. 400 Turbo trans, power steering, disc brakes, American Racing wheels. Modifications include: 1939 Pontiac rear window, top chopped 41/2" front and 31/2" rear, Frenched headlights, front pan titlted in, rear fenders raised 21/2" and extended over back bumper to accept '56 Packard tail lights, shaved doors, louvered hood, electronic digital dash, Carrera buckets with Thunderbird rear seat, tilted wheel and Antique Air. Truly a one-of-a-kind. $85,000. Ph. 815-488-2273, 815-223-5726. IL (6-11/14/p)
1953 Champion Starliner Project. Body off. Rolling chassis restored. Fenders, hood, etc. primed. Body 50% restored. Good glass, engine, trim. Chrome fair. $6,000. Ph. 940-464-4027. TX (11/14)
1953 Commander 2-door hardtop. V-8, automatic. Fully restored. Photo available. $22,000. Call 816-228-1961 or 816-679-1340. Email: email@example.com. MO (11/14/p)
1955 Commander Regal. Two-owner car with 84,201 miles. Original interior in excellent condition. Rebuilt radio and clock. 259 V8, 3-speed OD transmission. Hillholder, 5 new wide whitewall tires. Shasta White over Saginaw Green. Appraised at $21,000. Asking $19,500. Ph. 757-814-1285. KS (10-12/14/p)
1955 President State Sedan with parts car. Both have drivetrains, interiors. Both have good chrome, restorable, engine turns straight body, little rust. Ozzie, email: firstname.lastname@example.com or call 417-359-8757. MO (11/14/p)
1957 Commander 2-door. V-8, auto. Southern car, needs total resto. $900 OBO. Ph. 330-767-4551. OH (11f)
Pair of 1957 Packard Clippers. Two cars will make one great car. $3,500 OBO. Will email pics. Please call Ken, 605-201-4684 or 605-323-8687. (11f)
1958 Packard Hawk. Factory supercharged 289, restored to original condition in 2002 (except exterior paint color dark green), leather interior, hand pleated seats, chromed bumpers, new WWW tires. A high point show car, includes 24' Cargo Mate. $47,000. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. Ph. 304-210-4235. WV (11-12/14/p)
1959 Silver Hawk. Sand White. 259, 3-speed. Looks good. Restored inside and out. $15,000 Negotiable. John Baumann, 314-487-1497 or email: email@example.com. MO (11/14/p)
1960 Lark VIII Convertible. Original, excellent condition, always garaged, V-8, automatic, black exterior, red interior, white top. $12,000. Email: email@example.com (10-11/14/p)
1960 Hawk. Original California, no rust, survivor car. One repaint 2012. Original 289, original automatic transmission. 85,000 original miles. Great driver. Runs great. $12,000. Ph. 218-348-5966. MN (10-11/14/p)
1961 Lark. White. V-8, 259 ci, 80,000 miles. Call 419-657-6770. OH (11/14/b)
1949 2R16 restored from frame down. new tires, hoist and 2-speed. 2R16A parts truck hoist. Two 1950 pickup cabs. 1956 pickup shell, rough. $3,500 takes it all. Ph. 785-461-5504. KS (11/14)
1962 Daytona Hardtop. 259 V-8, automatic. Good, solid original. Needs some suspension work. $8,750. Call Merle, 616-455-6581. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com. KY (11f)
1962 GT Hawk. All original, runs good, good shape. $10,000. Call 704-434-9181 or 704-692-5064. NC (11/14)
1963 Hawk, in middle of complete restoration. Original Ermine White body; deep red interior. Good driver/runner before disassembly. Body, panels, and frame all straight and dry. All stainless trim straightened and polished. Chrome/castings/bumpers in good condition. New seat fabric. original 289 V-8, 2 bbl motor and Borg Warner automatic transmission gone through; new torque converter. Needs prep, paint, reassembly. No parts missing. A good father/son or restoration/class/school project. Asking $3,300. Contact Tom at email@example.com with questions/info and for photos. IL (11/14)
1964 Cruiser. 70,000 miles, HD289, auto, PS, PB, TT. Good interior, glass, chrome. Electric fuel pump. New brakes, tires at 65,000 miles. Needs painting. $2,000. Ph. 541-236-8384. OR (10-12/14)
1965 Commander 4-door Sedan. High performance 292 ci Chevy six, 5-speed trans. $5,500. Call for details. Chet Gandy, 928-595-1645. AZ (11/14/p)
1966 Cruiser. original 283 V-8 with mild cam, 4 bbl, AT, PS, Turner disc brakes, dual stainless exhaust, Hawk tach, cruise, halogens, 3rd brake light. 88,700 miles. Small steering wheel and bucket seats added (original bench seat, steering wheel, 2-bbl carb and manifold included). Stripped to bare steel and re-painted pastel blue. Many new parts installed. $7,500. Ph. 802-324-8926 or email: email@example.com. VT (11/14/p)
1963 Avanti R2. Body off restoration, rebuilt 289 w/Paxton supercharger, 4-speed, power steering, power brakes, power windows. Interior redone with cloth inserts. Pearl White paint with wire wheels. Was $28,000, reduced to $26,500 OBO. Ph. 559-790-2254, Dennis, or email: email@example.com. Fresno, CA. (11/14/bp)
1963 R2. Red/Fawn, auto trans, PW/PB, frame-off restoration, everything new or rebuilt. Engine bored 30 over, line bored and balanced. Best of Show winner. About 2,500 miles since rebuild. Has not been driven since my wife died 25 years ago. Stored in heated garage. Everything still mint except minor paint chips since driven. Needs carb and f/pump rebuild to run properly on new gas. Also supercharger needs rebuild. Will be running when viewed. Sold my house and lost storage. Dennis, 604-671-4642, or email: email@example.com. BC (11-12/14/p+)
1976 Avanti Project. Silver. 400 ci. Perfect frame and torque boxes, runs and stops, thousands in new parts including maroon interior. Needs finished. $7,000 firm. Ph. 717-248-8393. PA (11/14)
Two 1936 2M2 Cab-over trucks. Enough to make one truck. No doors; one is short wheel base with single wheels, other is long with duals. Both for $9,500. Bill, PO Box 1657, St. Cloud MN 56302. Ph. 320-237-3097. MN (11/14/p)
1939 K10 Pickup. Frame and drivetrain are 2006 Chevrolet 1500 2 WD pickup (V-8/automatic). All sheet metal is original K10. Box is new fabrication scaled from an original K10 box. Needs steering and brake units, driveshaft, complete interior. Hard work is done. $19,500. May consider some form of trade: running rust-free shortbox pickup/Hawk/1932-33 car or? Bill, PO Box 1657, St. Cloud MN 56302. Ph. 320-237-3097. (11/14/p)
1958 Transtar. 259 V-8 runs great, daily driver. Solid truck fine for highway driving. Radial tires. All original. Usual rust. 81,200 on odometer. $7,000 OBO. Ph. 617-688-3847. MA. (11/14/p)
1961 Champ Pickup. Following new parts installed: front fenders, upholstery, instrument panel, windshield, rockers, truck bed, tailgate. Rebuilt 350 V-8, transmission, rear end from 77 Chevy. Needs paint. $12,500. Ph. 518-727-4689, John. NY (11/14)
1963 Lark 2-dr sedan, set up for Chevy engine. 1962 Hawk, runs good, $4,200. 1952 Commander 4-door, runs great. Titles, 289 engines, need restoration. More cars. All sales final. Ph. 417-831-1980 or 417-840-8770. MO (6/14-5/15)
1949 2R16 restored from frame down. new tires, hoist and 2-speed. 2R16A parts truck hoist. Two 1950 pickup cabs. 1956 pickup shell, rough. $3,500 takes it all. Ph. 785-461-5504. KS (11/14)
WANTED: Studebaker Weasel/Weasel parts; dead or alive. Cash paid. Ph. 814-834-1628. (9/14-8/15/rs)
1963 Avanti: Armrests, #1347785X6/ 134711X6; rear quarter window link #1350465W, ashtray #1347714W, visors. 1960 TCab 5E12: brakes. 1940 Champion: tail light lens. Call Chuck, 907-745-2554. Email: email@example.com. AK (11f)
1956-58 dash for template/mockup. Condition is not important. Don't need the gauges; switches would be nice to have. Also 1953-54 grille openings. Condition of pot metal not important, as long as not cracked. Email: email@example.com, call 301-922-6702. MD (11f)
Correct Continental Kit (complete) for a 1955 6H-K5 coupe in good condition. Call 423-272-9057. Maurice Speaker. Rogersville TN. (11-12/14)
1937 Dictator dashboard parts plus defroster nozzles window/windshield division bars, door and window handles, escutcheons, misc. interior parts. Also, same items for 1938 Commander. I had double, and in some cases, triple sets of these parts, which took me 25 years to obtain. All of them were stolen from my home in the past 2-3 years. Please help! Bill, P.O. Box 1657, St. Cloud MN 56302. Ph. 320-237-3097. (11/14)
1950 Champion Regal or Regal Deluxe steering wheel in good condition. Bill, 562-435-3782. CA (11/14)
NOS and GOOD USED STUDEBAKER PARTS. Wide selection including many hard to find and small parts. Detailed list by category at: www.kgworks.ca/studeparts/ (2/14-2/15)
Over 100 parts vendors on-line at StudebakerVendors.com (2/14-2/15)
NOS STUDEBAKER PARTS from the late 1930s to the early 1950s. List available on internet at http://schmidt-parts.yolasite.com. Large SSAE to Gary Schmidt, 4521 Martin's Chapel Road, Springfield TN 37172-7019. Ph. 615-384-3612.Call AFTER DARK Central Time Zone. (11/14-2/15)
The Official Guide to Shop Kinks and Tech Tips contains over 140 time and money saving tips and is still just Ten Dollars postpaid! Order from Fifth Avenue Antique Auto Parts, 415 Court Street, Clay Center Kansas 67432. Ph. 785-632-3450 or shop online at fifthaveinternetgarage.com (1-12/14)
LARK PARTS some 1950s HAWK up to Larks. Whole Larks, doors, hoods, windshields, engines, transmissions, rear ends. Chrome, speedos, starters. More small parts. All sales final. Ph. 417-840-8770 or 417-831-1980. MO (6/14-5/15)
6 and 12 Volt Alternators, 6/12 electric radiator cooling fans, & 6/12 alcohol resistant fuel pumps are among the things you can buy from Fifth Avenue Antique Auto Parts, 415 Court Street, Clay Center, Kansas 67432. Call them at 785-632-3450 or visit their website www.fifthaveinternetgarage.com (1-12/14)
AC3284. Stainless Steel License Plate Frame, and Coat Hooks. Both are reproductions. The Stainless Steel license plate frame is AC3284 and is a correct accessory for ALL Studebaker cars '62-'66. $37.00 for one, $70.00 for a pair. FREE SHIPPING! Coat Hooks, Studebaker part #1320240. Fits '57-'64 Studebaker cars and '63-'85 Avantis. Two Chrome Hooks, with two polished Stainless Steel 8-32 X 1 inch Phillips oval head machine screws, $21.00. Satisfaction guaranteed. FREE SHIPPING! John Brissette, 502-773-0592 or email@example.com (11/14/p2/12/14)
Studebaker Exhaust Systems for sale. Cars and Trucks. Pipes and complete systems. Call RM Parks, PARKS PIPES, 544 Banta Rd, West Manchester OH 45382. Ph. or Fax 937-678-7565. (3/14-2/15v)
1953-'54 wheel covers $100. Day/night rear view mirror $50. Air cleaner 6 cyl. OHV $35. 1964-'65 Lark type grille $85. 1963 Hawk trunk overlay $200. 1964 NOS Hawk L&R grille housings $200 each. 1957 Paxton supercharger, needs rebuilding, missing carb and air cleaner $750. 12V Delco generator $30. 1957 289 V8 with supercharger, auto trans, starter, generator, PS pump $1606. C&K doors, rear quarters, trim pieces, and small items, various prices. NOS Weasel parts lot $75. Shipping extra. Photos available. Call 916-753-6003. Dean. CA (11-12/14)
Converting to 12-volts? The Official 12-Volt Conversion Guide is still just Ten Dollars postpaid. You can order the book and all of the parts you need from Fifth Avenue Antique Auto Parts. 415 Court Street, Clay Center, Kansas 67432. Ph. 785-632-3450 or visit their website: www.fifthaveinternetgarage.com (1-12/14)
NOS PARTS: Crankshafts (259), Sedan Front Fenders, 56-58; Rear Fenders, 4-dr 56-58, 59-61; 2-dr 59-61; Fender Skirts 47-52. Wisconsin Studebaker, E3753-814 Avenue, Menomonie WI 54751. Ph. 715-643-2028, or 715-497-2866 (cell). (10/14-9/15)
The Official Borg-Warner Overdrive Guide is still just $15.00 postpaid. You can order the Guide as well as replacement O/D relays and kickdown switches from Fifth Avenue Antique Auto Parts, 415 Court Street, Clay Center, Kansas 67432. Phone 785-632-3450 or visit their website www.fifthaveinternetgarage.com (1-12/14)
Studebaker Bullet reproduced in ABS Plastic. Made from real one, fits snugly over original. Black ($40) or chrome ($65). Shipping $12.50 USA. Ph. 928-830-4945 or email: email@example.com. (10-12/14/p)
License Plate Restoration. Many states allow "year of manufacture" plates on our cars. Get yours restored by Miller Signs. Reasonable rates on steel "non-reflective" plates. We are not set up for aluminum or Scotchlite covered plates. Duane Miller, 1808 S. 11th Ave., Eldridge, IA 52748. Ph. 563-285-8613. (11/14/p)
South Bend/Studebaker watches for sale. Repair service available; 41 years repair experience. Member NAWCC and AWI. Please include SASE. Fred W.H. Fox, 3287 Sheffield Rd., Dayton OH 45449 or call 937-294-8868. (1-12/14)
1956 Golden Hawk OWNERS REGISTER: www.1956GoldenHawk.com. Frank Ambrogio, 31654 Wekiva River Rd, Sorrento FL 32776-9233. (2/14-2/15)
New edition of TW Index includes all 2013 issues. Studebaker and the Railroads and other Studebaker books available at www.presys.biz, or on Amazon.com. Call 262-689-5893 for info. WI (1-12/14)
EXCELLO MACHINE & WELDING since 1921 specialists in welding cast iron. Repairs, manifolds, gears, heads, blocks, shafts. We restore vintage parts. 260-2 Tenth Ave., Paterson NJ 07524. Ph. 973-341-1673. (11f)
Turning Wheels BINDERS. Each binder holds 1 year of TW, held in with wires - no holes to damage the magazines. Chapter Project of the Saskatchewan Chapter of SDC. Contact Evan Severson, PO Box 534, Bengough SK S0C 0K0, ph. 306-268-2635 or Email:firstname.lastname@example.com.
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you learn a lot on this thread. Back in winter I went on a 15 mile tempo run with the speedster that is TD and he taught me the shoe lace tuck into each other technique to stop them flapping around. I do it all the time now
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I had a great run at Abingdon on Sunday. Ran a pb in 3:02:23. Couldn't have done any better on the day. Preparation was not perfect, but the conditions were good and I showed up in as good a shape as I could have been and executed well.
No more road races until the spring ..... and the Big One!
btw I managed to update my Boston entry with the new time, it might move me up a starting wave. As I'm flying home in the evening, I'd like to start as high up as possible. If anyone does a marathon PB between now and then, Its worth letting them know.
Great report LS21 and incredible performance
Selbs - ha ha taper madness ......
Meadower, Amsterdam is Sunday 18th October 2015. Confirmed on their Facebook page. It opens for entry on 31st Oct.
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Lejb- noooooooo...!
It's the go faster shorts ...... What can I do
T-moth. It was the short shorts .....
the timing may be just right .....
hoping you might make it to the Dam Kaz, it's a long way off .... you never know - you might fancy it nearer the time ....
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Well done Jimbob. And now you know the reason why I won't run round Hyde Park with you!!
Well done Jimbob.
And now you know the reason why I won't run round Hyde Park with you!!
Cheers Buddy don't be a stranger. Hope the family are well.
Carl D - don't you be a stranger either ... get yo ass into the North London Half ..... http://northlondonhalf.com/ (and you Whaqatac!) - i'll buy you both a pint in Finchley after.
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Awesome running jimbob congratulations, what is the target for Boston? Freddy1 - I plump for high 5 Isogel 60ml, smooth tasting Bye
Agent P - the target for Boston will be 3-fold. 1) Run a PB 2) Run (& finish) with a big smile on my face 3) and get a humungous Double bacon, cheese and chilli burger with extra Mayo, spicy relish and pickles, and Chilli fries on the side, as my post race meal (and cold beers) - take note Dannir
Weedy please put me, you, and a shit load of crazy pals down for the Amsterdam Marathon on October 18th. We'd better have a thread at some point instead of hijacking this old place - in the spirit of making other Dammers feel welcome to join in the banter. Lets wait till we all signed up and i'll start the ball rolling in a couple of weeks.
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The news has been filled to brimming with fodder for blogs the last couple of weeks. Conservatives went into a feeding frenzy with the declaration by Barack Obama: If You've Got A Business, You Didn't Build That . His claim isn't surprising in light of his overall worldview but to have it so clearly expressed in the political season was a bit jarring so some. The left is rushing to defend the idea that that we are products of our culture, surroundings and upbringing and therefore are only successful because of everyone else and all that went before us.
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Let's End the War on Poverty
I know, some will gasp in abject horror and even cry out while tearing their clothes, "Why do you hate the poor?" This is an emotionally charged issue to be sure but MCOI has never really shied away from controversy. Although I am not suggesting we forsake the poor I am suggesting we follow the arguments used for abandoning the war on drugs to answer whether we should continue the War on Poverty. Consistency in political social policy is as important as consistency in an individual's life. The parameters are fairly simple and I think Sting did as good of a job as any in his March 2010 piece, Let's End the War on Drugs. He argues that is has been, "…the most unsuccessful, unjust yet untouchable issue in politics…" While it may not be the "most" unsuccessful" it has been pretty unsuccessful and it is for the most part "untouchable," politically at least. What are the criteria Sting used to demonstrate his point? Continue reading …
No Retreat but Much Surrender: Changing Christian Engagement on Homosexuality
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Just like, Arab Spring and Occupy Wall Street, hard facts and strong opinions spread around the world as everyone and their cousin posted meme after meme expressing their opinion in no uncertain terms. Many, many people rejoiced at the news that the President's opinion had evolved. For North Carolina citizens, the task of defending their vote became something else: a war of sentiment and emotion. The true extent of the moral strangeness that I discussed in my last post was laid bare for all to see.
Before May 9th, there was no shortage of disagreement about gay marriage or homosexuality itself. It was passionate. Christians no less so than non-Religious people. There was nothing new about one side claiming the other was unreasonable. There was nothing particularly novel about the debate about institutions and the significance of the word "marriage" but there wasn't a lot of talk about bigotry. After May 9th, Bigotry was the prevailing narrative.
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My son, Wesley, is getting to the age where we have to talk about stranger danger. This is particularly a concern for my wife and I because Wesley is, to put it mildly, sociable. He talks to everybody. While I was waiting for my oil to be changed at Wal-Mart the other day, Wesley was carrying on a conversation with a bicycle mechanic, a 70 year old grandmother of two, and a 19 year old co-ed. While I was at the counter being told I absolutely must get that $65.00 radiator flush or else, I overheard Wes announce to his companions "My dad turned forty and has a lot of grey hair because of me and my sister."
So obviously we need to explain that striking up conversations with complete strangers is something we only do when a parent is around. Christian bioethicst and Eastern Orthodox Christian, Tristam Englehardt Jr., writes about a different kind of strangeness. Moral strangeness:
Moral strangers are persons who do not share sufficient moral premises or rules of evidence and inference to resolve moral controversies by sound rational argument, or who do not have a common commitment to individuals or institutions in authority to resolve moral controversies.
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Coffee and conversation , Business networking , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Performing arts , Playing cards , Playing sports , Political interests , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Video games , Watching sports , Wine tasting
Basketball, Dancing, Football, Running, Soccer, Walking / Hiking, Weights / Machines
I exercise 3-4 times per week.
I like Birds, Dogs, Fish, Other
I had a pet turtle when I was younger. I love reptiles
Katana Restaurant, Don Antonio's Restaurant, Red-O, Delphine, Shanghai Red's, The Abbey, Geisha House, Cafe Stella
University of California, Riverside, Riverside, CA
Movies: The Sixth Sense, Jurassic Park, Avatar 3D, The Last Samurai, & The Matrix. Male singers: Brian McKnight and Luther Vandross. Female singers: Beyonce and Whitney Houston. Food: Italian, Mexican, Japanese, Chinese, Brazilian
Cooking/baking, making homemade ice cream, Disneyland, hiking, playing video games, playing basketball or football at the park, shopping, trading on the stock market, playing piano
The Entrepreneur Mind; Penny Stocks for Dummies
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|What he is looking for
|6'0" (182cms)
|5'9" (175cms) to 6'2" (187cms)
|Body type:
|Athletic and toned
|Slender, About average, Athletic and toned, A few extra pounds
|Blue, Brown, Green, Hazel
|Dark brown
|No preference
|No Way
|No Way
|Social Drinker
|Social Drinker
|Technical / Science / Computers / Engineering
|No preference
I work in the auto industry for an insurance company as an auto damage expert.
|I'll tell you later
|No preference
|Never Married
|Never Married
|Have kids:
|Wants kids:
|Background / Values
|Black / African descent, Native American, White / Caucasian, Other
|No preference
|Spiritual but not religious
|No preference
|Bachelors degree
|Some college, Bachelors degree, Graduate degree
Product of the UC system


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Box Office News, Marley & Me, Valkyrie, Bedtime Stories, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Box Office: Audiences Still Lovin' Marley
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After breaking Christmastime records last week, audiences once again put the adorably naughty pup in the top spot at the box office over the weekend. Marley & Me, starring Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson, earned an estimated $24 million "for a cume of $106.5 million in only 11 days."
In second place came Adam Sandler's Bedtime Stories followed by The Curious Case of Benjamin Button in third, Valkyrie in fourth and Yes Man in fifth.
Another unusually great weekend for the box office during the holiday season! What did you check out this first weekend of the new year?
Photos courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox
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californiagirlx7 5 years
Myst - which scene?
californiagirlx7 5 years
Myst - which scene?
californiagirlx7 5 years
I saw Curious Case of Benjamin Button and Marley & Me last week. Both made me cry my eyes out at the end, for different reasons, but Benjamin Button was definitely superior. Marley & Me was just mediocre.
Myst 5 years
I saw Button for the second time last night and I picked up on somethings that I missed out on last time and it's still a truly beautiful movie although I still think there is just one scene I think they could really do without. I also saw Slumdog. Unlike last year's Juno, I actually get Slumdog and see why people are going crazy over it. Everyone who actually likes movies and not just looking for an instant gratification should see movies like these.
suziryder 5 years
I saw Benjamin Button... it was good, but I was annoyed by how it tried to do too much and as a result wasn't as good as it could have been.
kscincotta 5 years
I saw a couple of small movies this weekend: Happy-Go-Lucky and I've Loved You So Long. I loved the second one in particular!
JCP0240 5 years
Linda, I also saw Slumdog & The Reader! Both movies were excellent.
JCP0240 5 years
Linda, I also saw Slumdog & The Reader! Both movies were excellent.
LaurenG22 5 years
I saw Slumdog Millionaire, it was AMAZING!
Linda-McP 5 years
Slumdog Millionaire and The Reader were our weekend movie treats. Sumdog is absolutely fabulous!
Zahara-Pitt 5 years
i didn't even notice the long running time for CCOBB
WhatTheFrockBlog 5 years
I saw Milk and Slumdog Millionaire yesterday. Both movies were fantastic.
ilanac13 5 years
i still haven't gone to see marley, but i did see benjamin button and was pleasantly surprised (although it was a bit long and they could have cut out a lot). anyway, it's nice to see that the holiday movies are still bringing in a lot of $$ given the economy :) that's good news for the studios right?
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