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Ice's understated reply tells the real story: "You have 270,000 people looking at your pictures because you look good in pictures."

Top Moments: Game of Thrones Comes to a Head and Introducing MC NPH 2011

Look, I'm not going to defend Vanilla Ice's body of work, his moral character, his eyebrows with the notches shaved in them, or the fact that he appeared in a movie called "Cool as Ice" that I did not see but vaguely remember the trailer for.

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Look, I'm not going to defend Vanilla Ice's body of work, his moral character, his eyebrows with the notches shaved in them, or the fact that he appeared in a movie called "Cool as Ice" that I did not see but vaguely remember the trailer for.

Archive 2009-03-08 Tyler 2009

Ice's understated reply tells the real story: "You have 270,000 people looking at your pictures because you look good in pictures."

Top Moments: Game of Thrones Comes to a Head and Introducing MC NPH 2011

I'd play the contest with Ice's baby, but she's only three months pregnant, and to play a game for the next six months would be make you insane.

Linds Is Having A Baby? 2008

So, let's work on Linds 'baby, and then in a few months we'll work on Ice's baby.

Linds Is Having A Baby? 2008

And yes, there's some nice characterization in there, particularly with J'onn, Batman, and Ice though not, despite the claims I read endlessly, Guy Gardner; he never really gets beyond being a foil for Ice's optimism, J'onn's patience and maturity, and General Glory's pompous naivete.

Top 100 Comic Book Runs #9-7 | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2008

Reddy Ice's chief financial officer and one of the trading-plan participants, said in an email that the company has no comment beyond a Nov. 24 statement that described the plans.

Reddy Ice Executives Gain on Prearranged Trading Plans 2008

Take for instance the funeral issue for the Mr Miracle robot - there's a page afterwards where Guy goes into Ice's room and "comforts" her, as a letter writer later said.

Top 100 Comic Book Runs #9-7 | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2008

The latest Strange Horizons has a marvelous essay by Abigail Nussbaum on Anna Kavan's novels Ice and Guilty:Ice's plot doesn't so much progress as spiral inwards, tightening in on the moment in which the encroaching ice leaves only the narrator and the woman alone in the world.

New Strange Horizons 2007