The Adventures Of Tintin

Oh and also, BoobyTrap is hot. And I love it when she and Adgy get into it on here.

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I get my frite sauce at the Holland America Market in Artesia. Nom!

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road trip!

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Originally Posted by BIG JOE

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Originally Posted by ketel&tonic

I get my frite sauce at the Holland America Market in Artesia. Nom!

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road trip!

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thanks to you, we get it there occasionally as well. mr. box works in Cerritos so it's right there. we also get his beloved appelstroop (which we could only previously get on our euro vacays) there. :)

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Originally Posted by lunchbox

thanks to you, we get it there occasionally as well. mr. box works in Cerritos so it's right there. we also get his beloved appelstroop (which we could only previously get on our euro vacays) there. :)

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As a huge fan of apple butter I need to know what this appelstroop is. I gots a good feeling.

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Originally Posted by jerseydevil

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Originally Posted by lunchbox

thanks to you, we get it there occasionally as well. mr. box works in Cerritos so it's right there. we also get his beloved appelstroop (which we could only previously get on our euro vacays) there. :)

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As a huge fan of apple butter I need to know what this appelstroop is. I gots a good feeling.

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it's a very thick apple syrup. the way we eat it is by spreading a layer of room temperature butter onto toast (let it cool so the butter doesn't melt) and then a layer of appelstroop on top. I like it because it's got a little tart to go with the sweet. I, otherwise, find other apple products like apple juice to be too sweet, but this stuff hits the spot in me when I want a light breakfast. we need to pick more up from the store but when we do, I'll take a pic (of the serving) and post it here.

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Originally Posted by lunchbox

it's a very thick apple syrup. the way we eat it is by spreading a layer of room temperature butter onto toast (let it cool so the butter doesn't melt) and then a layer of appelstroop on top. I like it because it's got a little tart to go with the sweet. I, otherwise, find other apple products like apple juice to be too sweet, but this stuff hits the spot in me when I want a light breakfast. we need to pick more up from the store but when we do, I'll take a pic (of the serving) and post it here.

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This thread is so delicious.

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I was a big Tintin fan as a kid, I had a bunch of the comics, a couple of audio tapes and a few episodes of the cartoon taped on VHS.

The trailer looked pretty good but the animation bothers me somehow, I can't quite put my finger on it. Maybe it just looks too real. I want my animation to look like animation, otherwise my brain gets confused and starts passing judgement as if it were a real live action movie. My brain goes "wow that looks like ****", I tell my brain that it's actually animation and looks great, but in the next scene my brain once again goes "wow that looks like ****".

Sorry I'm a crazy person, I know.

Peter Jackson Says He’ll Direct the Next ADVENTURES OF TINTIN After He Finishes THE HOBBIT; Spielberg Confirms Script for Sequel Is Already Written

Review: Steven Spielberg’s ‘The Adventures Of Tintin’ Is A Gloriously Enjoyable Mo-Cap Marvel > The Playlist

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It remains to be seen if “The Adventures Of Tintin” will connect with U.S. audiences; it’s resolutely old-fashioned, from its youthful hero to the slapstick humor. But if it doesn’t, there’ll be a lot of people missing out on one of the best times at the movies we’ve had in a long while. [B+]

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