Gigi wrote:

*peeks in*

Quit staring, dammit!  It's freaking me out...

Have you noticed the eyes following you around even if you move away from the screen.... it's surreal!!!

Gigi wrote:

*peeks in*

*wonders if Gigi has noticed she has a whole Tad story dedicated to her*

Ren wrote:

I've yet to see that movie and should...

dude

john goodman absolutely steals the big lebowsky
him or Sam Elliot
or Sam Elliots mustache

have yet to see no country for old men by the Coens, I was so  put  off by Ladykillers i  didn't run out to see  it, but i have heard a lot of good things about it

Tad wrote:

... John Turturro, although his part in LEBOWSKI isn't huge -- but, boy, is it fun.

If I had to pick my favourite scene from one of my favourite films it would be Jesus's bowling scene, it cheers me every time I see it.  I used to play competitive bowling when I was a bit bairn and the celebration post strike dance has always tickled me, to see it so beautifully correographed was a dream; I'm also strangely drawn to the Mancini dance interpretation of el Duderino's landlord.

At the moment the view is baby stuff everywhere in anticipation, my purple SG (ok so it's a lookalike not a real Gibson), but no accordions which makes the music all the more bizarre, and I've just noticed I can't even spell choreographed, not sure even if that's right.  Spot on with the PJs.

The left hand yous have me fixed good and proper.  The right hand you is looking up wistfully at my bookshelves; specifically at the 1st edition copy of Taliban's Hour(sic), I just can't bring myself to spell it correctly any more, wondering if it'll ever see its creator again.

Last edited by Stuart (2008-01-21 12:21:19)

*falls off chair,laughing at hamsters*

it's nothing,never mind me*wipes tears from eyes* with FEATHERS!


btw,hello tad,shiney new board,ever thought of coming to austria?*puppy eyes*
(you should never miss a chance to ask the Dog silly questions) :D

Every time I think of hamsters I think of - well, of feathers, of course, but apart from that - of the one we had in Kindergarten (the Kindergarten had it, not my family) - he was called Adam, and since my real name is Eva, there were endless silly jokes.

and sisterdew, only hamsters?

All my hamsters died or ran away.

Now I have a guinea pig, they don't try so hard to escape.

How many hamsters have to flee for their lives, Marian, before you admit that making them pull your car was neither sensible nor kind?

Yes, it's "green".  Yes, it saves fossil fuels.  But the toll in hamster lives and spirits is horrifying.  And now the guinea pigs, too, are your slaves.  They may be more muted in their resistance, but a day is coming when even the g-pigs will say "enough...!"  Well, actually they'll say, "Squee!  Squee!"

Woe unto you on that day, Marian!

"enough"? I always thought it meant "more, more!" ... that fat beastie used to say that when we fed her...

oh no. Now the words "more, more!" have reminded me of a rather disgusting story about pigs... shut up, brain!

Pulling cars, eh? Should tell my father that. He once said, "Guinea pigs? All they're good for is being eaten." (Clumsy translation...) Ever since, I've wondered what they taste like.
Cruel man, my father.

i have a friend that is obsessed with the ideas of goat carriages as a mode of transportation.