For "Big Mac" Junkies

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Sadly, this is where my mind goes when someone says "Big Mac"

It doesn't go to the place by McAlester?  I've heard a mandatory visit there referred to as a Big Mac Attack.

[sgrizzle]

It doesn't go to the place by McAlester?  I've heard a mandatory visit there referred to as a Big Mac Attack.

Oh yeah, forgot about that one.

[Conan71]

Better than

[DolfanBob]

Better than

Looking at that picture. Can't you just hear Morgan Freeman in the backgound?

[Conan71]

Looking at that picture. Can't you just hear Morgan Freeman in the backgound?

" I must admit I didn't think much of Andy first time I laid eyes on him; looked like a stiff breeze would blow him over. That was my first impression of the man."

One of my top five favorites of all time.

[DolfanBob]

" I must admit I didn't think much of Andy first time I laid eyes on him; looked like a stiff breeze would blow him over. That was my first impression of the man."

One of my top five favorites of all time.

Everytime I see it on. I stop at that channel and watch it. It drives the Mrs nuts. I'm sorry it's one movie that never gets old to me.

[Hoss]

Everytime I see it on. I stop at that channel and watch it. It drives the Mrs nuts. I'm sorry it's one movie that never gets old to me.

I need to purchase it.

"Get busy livin' or get busy dyin'.  Damn right"

[Conan71]

I need to purchase it.

"Get busy livin' or get busy dyin'.  Damn right"

I either owe Stephen King or the screenwriter a warehouse full of Marshall's for that line.

I'd never seen the movie until about six to eight weeks after my brother was killed.  I stayed in a depressive funk and sometimes it hurt to even breathe.  On one of my insomniac nights, I turned on TNT at two in the morning and the movie was on.  It's not like there's much else to watch at 2am other than infomercials and I needed something to get my thoughts out of where they were at (my mind is a very dangerous neighborhood...or used to be).  

I heard that line and I realized what I'd been doing since his death sure as hell wasn't living at I sure as hell wasn't ready to die at age 35.  I literally got off my donkey the next day and started living again.

Literally the seven words which changed my life forever.

[Hoss]

I either owe Stephen King or the screenwriter a warehouse full of Marshall's for that line.

I'd never seen the movie until about six to eight weeks after my brother was killed.  I stayed in a depressive funk and sometimes it hurt to even breathe.  On one of my insomniac nights, I turned on TNT at two in the morning and the movie was on.  It's not like there's much else to watch at 2am other than infomercials and I needed something to get my thoughts out of where they were at (my mind is a very dangerous neighborhood...or used to be).  

I heard that line and I realized what I'd been doing since his death sure as hell wasn't living at I sure as hell wasn't ready to die at age 35.  I literally got off my donkey the next day and started living again.

Literally the seven words which changed my life forever.

And the way Tim Robbins delivered the line...