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He just keeps his cool and it all works out in the end

"20% accurate as usual

Vizzini was a criminal mastermind who was employed by Prince Humperdinck to kidnap Buttercup

which is the year that the first installment in the franchise was released

you don't have to be pieced together by an inventor to become Edward Scissorhands

Max's Kansas City Velvet Underground T-Shirt army of darkness He just keeps his coolThis Max's Kansas City Velvet Underground T Shirt shows a promotional flyer for the band's live shows in June and July of 1970. The image shows the band members' faces and reads, "First N. Y. appearance in 3 years." During the show, Brigid Polk recorded what would become the last concert that Lou Reed played with the band. In 1972, those recordings were released as an album. Show that you love the iconic live album with this Max's Kansas City Velvet