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Meven_Stoffat — 18 years ago(January 20, 2008 08:34 PM)

"My daughter was a hemophiliac. She used to be afraid of the slightest sharp objects."
5 seconds later
"That's the semi-sharp rusty, decaying steel mill where she loved to play as a child."
Whoa, So she was afraid of sharp objects, and yet she loved playing at a steel mill? Nice
"F-ck my old boots!"- Nicko McBrain

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I laughed out loud when her mother gleefully explained these facts!!! Not only bad actingsome of the worsebut also bad writingagain, some of the worse.
Rudayo Drive

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Yeah a lot of things in this film were not too cohesive. In stead of having her play at the steel mill with her phobia, I would have had her maybe locked in by a friend or a cousin. You know kids and their practical jokes 😛 Would have made more sense.

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I was thinking the same exact thingit'd made tons of more sense to say she was always afraid of that place and kept with the whole "FEAR" thing.

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Yeah and the poor girl had to hike 2 miles up the road to get there. What a lousy childhood she must have had ,her mum should have been done for negligence. And how come her white clothes were always so white if she was always playing down at that filthy old steel mill?

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