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milivica
09-20-2007, 11:36 PM
Ok, hope everyone is game...I got this via email, looked fun.
4 Things You May or May Not Know About Me
EDITED cause I skipped this accidentally...
1 I enjoy Emimem's very talented rhymes, be glad when he's less angry, but think he's very talented
2 I'm the worst channel surfer I know
3 I took Pogues picture naked (kidding)
3 I'm anal about buying fluorescent bulbs
4 The (pet) animal that gives me the most anxiety, that I feel fear of, are bunnies.
Four things about me that you may or may not have known in no particular order.
Four jobs I have had in my life:
1. Sealed screw/nuts/bolts/washers in tiny plastic bags
2. Worked nights making the donuts at Duncan Donuts
3. Hand dipped DoveBar ice cream in chocolate at their store on Pulaski, Chicago
4. Sold packages of Noni's Noodles doing cold calls on the phone
Four movies I would watch over and over:
1. Death to Smoochie
2. Pumpkin (with Christina Ricci - not pumpkinhead)
3. Mr. Wrong (Ellen DeGeneris)
4. America's Sweethearts (Billy Crystal)
(actually I have like 100 movies I could and do watch over and over)
Four places I have lived:
1. Berwyn, IL
2. Bolingbrook, IL
3. Romeoville, IL
4. Madison, WI
Four TV Shows that I watch:
1. The Crocodile Hunter
2. Jeff Corwin
3. Mad TV
4. Reno 911
Four places I have been:
1. Marco Island, FL
2. Pig Pine Key, FL
3. Key Largo, FL
4. Key West, FL
People who I admire:
1. Ghandi
2. Martin Luther King Jr.
3. Steve Irwin (the late)
4. Our RDI consultant
Four of My Favorite Foods
1. Cooked Parsley (cooked in a pesto with clams and garlic)
2. Pizza
3. Mango
4. Sushi Rolls (spicy with rice/veggies/seaweed wrap - fish optional)
Four places I would rather be right now:
1. Australia
2. Tuscany
3. On a massage table getting a massage
4. Playing darts in a bar with all of you
Four posters I think will respond:
1. GrimeyGuts
2. Peglem
3. Isabelle
4. Kristen
Things I am looking forward to this year:
1. Holidays
2. Being DONE with the Holidays
3. Vincent's birthday
4. The end of my 'cleansing'
The Pogue
09-21-2007, 12:43 AM
4 Things You May or May Not Know About Me
1. I'm agnostic with strong atheist leanings. Or visa versa.
2. I have ADHD, semi-controlled by caffeine and exercise.
3. I look like a chunky Cindy Sheehan. I agree with her mission, but not her methods.
4. I have posed naked.
Four jobs I have had in my life:
1. Educational Specialist
2. Physician's Assistant
3. Lab Technician
4. Ice Ranger
Four movies I would watch over and over:
None. I rarely watch a movie more than once. Attention span is too short.
Four places I have lived:
1. East Lansing, Michigan
2. Mexico
3. Juneau, Alaska
4. Creston, Iowa
Two TV Shows that I watch:
1. Kid Nation (GO NATHAN!)
2. CSI
That's pretty much it. Again, lack of attention span interferes.
Four places I have been:
1. All of the states except Hawaii, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana
2. Acapulco
3. Quebec
4. Vegas Baby!
People who I admire:
1. My parents
2. My daughter
3. Milivica and Boulder Mom/SnowNose
4. Albert Einstein
Four of My Favorite Foods
1. Lasagna
2. Authentic Mexican (preferably from a street vendor)
3. Prime rib
4. Sashimi
Four places I would rather be right now:
1. Alaska
2. D.C.
3. On my bicycle
4. Ireland
Four posters I think will respond:
Uh, I don't really get into personalities.
Things I am looking forward to this year:
1. More of Kid Nation (GO NATHAN!)
2. Getting together with a friend from long ago
3. My first skydive
4. NOT even making a token gesture of celebrating Christmas
peglem
09-21-2007, 12:48 AM
Okay, I'll try...
Four jobs I've had
1. Cleaning hotel rooms at the Sheraton Inn
2. Keypunch Operator (manually inputting items sold into the computer so it could generate inventory still on hand) at Sears
3. Supervising cashiers at the airport parking lots-this was fun!
4. Decorating T-shirts with sequinnes and little geegaw things.
Four movies that I've watched at least 50 times, but still like(thank you Allie!)
1. Little Miss Sunshine
2. Shrek
3. Raffi in Concert with the Rise and Shine Band
4. Because of Wynn Dixie (actually the stupid cop who was NOT in the book really bugs me)
Four movies that no one should ever have to watch even once. even though I've seen them over 50 times(thank you Allie!)
1. Annie
2. Cats!
3. This really poorly done Pocahontas rip-off movie
4. Rainforest II
Four places I have lived
1. Lawton, Michigan
2. Great Falls, Montana
3. Powers Lake, North Dakota
4. Phoenix, Arizona
Four TV shows that I watch
1. Judge Judy
2. The Closer
3. Boston Legal
4. Untold Stories of the ER
Four places I have been
1. Catalina Island
2. Disneyland
3. Winnipeg, Manitoba
4. Acapulco
Four admired people
1. Dr. Seuss
2. St. Francis of Asissi-or at least his legend
3. Oprah
4. Sue Rubins
Four favorite foods
1. Macayo's shrimp baja burritos
2. Banana splits
3. My mom's homemade cinnamon rolls
4. strawberry shortcake
Four places I'd rather be right now
1. Flathead Lake, Montana
2. On a sandy Pacific beach
3. Glacier National Park
4. A treehouse in the rainforest
Okay, that's enough already- I'm so boring!
tgrimes
09-21-2007, 12:48 AM
[QUOTE=milivica;157435]
Wow, that looked more like 40!
Sorry but had to condense a little this was difficult for some reason...
Things You May or May Not Know About Me
jobs I have had in my life:
1. Real estate sales
2. Nielson TV ratings phone rep
3. Stay at home mom
movies I would watch over and over:
weird, but I don't think I would be willing to watch any over and over
TV Shows that I watch:
1. Cnn news
2. Family Guy
3. Inuyasha
Favorite Foods
1. Pasta
2. BBQ food
3. mint chocolate chip
Four places I would rather be right now:
1. Uss Eisenhower
2. yellowstone
3. At Mili's house
Things I am looking forward to this year:
1. getting kitchen cabinets done
2. youtube republican debate
3. Theo finishing times tables
tgrimes
09-21-2007, 12:56 AM
Four movies that no one should ever have to watch even once. even though I've seen them over 50 times(thank you Allie!)
1. Annie
2. Cats!
3. This really poorly done Pocahontas rip-off movie
4. Rainforest II
[!
LOLOLOL!!! Too funny.
I feel that way about a couple too, although I did enjoy all the thomas the tank videos at least once.
peglem
09-21-2007, 12:58 AM
Oops! Rainforest II should have been Fern Gully II. Ugg- I'm getting sick just mentioning it.
tgrimes
09-21-2007, 01:04 AM
Pogue -
Kid nation, my mother in law came over today and was talking about that so much, my sister watched it too and thought it was horrible (but still watched) I hope to remember to watch it next week, sounds interesting.
The Pogue
09-21-2007, 01:07 AM
Peglem :D
I promise, no spoilers. That's amazing control, coming from an impulse-driven individual like myself.
p.s. you can watch it on the CBS website
milivica
09-21-2007, 01:27 AM
OMG...Peglem, you had me rolling, lolol.
Pogue..."NOT even making a token gesture of celebrating Christmas"...baawawawa! I'm too like, embarrassed and humbled to say anything but wow about being on your list. Wow.
Also, grrrrrr, I forgot all about Kid Nation last night, I think I was fishing with Vince, then had to do homework with Carmen. Please will you remind me next Wed morning or Tue night? I am seriously fascinated, to see how a group of kids does all that social stuff. I was petrified of my peers, I'd have been the aspie in the corner making adobe bricks or weaving all day.
LauraP
09-21-2007, 09:43 AM
Four jobs I've had (this took some thinking--I am such a boring corporate dweep now)
1. Routine analysis of nicotine in tobacco and protein in soybeans (same lab!)
2. Cashier in a doughnut shop
3. Designed and made baby quilts
4. Modeled (nude, or sometimes with a hat!) for the University Art Department.
Four movies that I've watched at least 50 times (well, a LOT anyway), but still like
1. The Band of Brothers series
2. The Little Mermaid
3. When Harry Met Sally
4. The Princess Bride
Four movies that no one should ever have to watch even once
1. Showgirls
2. Ishtar
3. Any Disney Direct-to-tape sequels
4. Clockwork Orange
Four places I have lived
1. Nashville, Tennessee
2. Laramie, Wyoming
3. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
4. Baltimore, Maryland
Four TV shows that I watch
1. Buffy the Vampire Slayer
2. The Office
3. Scrubs
4. Arrested Development
Four places I have been
1. Saddle Mountain, Oregon
2. Assateague Island
3. Key West at sunset
4. Hereford Texas
Four admired people
1. Albert Einstein
2. Ben Carson
3. Michael J Fox
4. My mom
Four favorite foods
1. DH's homemade chocolate chip cookies (he uses rum instead of vanilla!)
2. "Meat-and-three" from the Loveless Cafe in Nashville
3. Grilled sweet corn (with those cool symmetric grill marks), rubbed in butter, sprinkled with salt, pepper and chili powder, and a squeeze of fresh lime
4. strawberry shortcake with fresh whipped cream
Four places I'd rather be right now
1. Paris, with a cosy turtleneck and walking shoes, with a map of the Metro, unlimited film or memory on the digital camera, and a batch of roasted chestnuts from a street vendor
2. On a sandy Pacific beach
3. Glacier National Park (gotta go with this one too, driving along Going to the Sun Highway, or backpacking to Gunsight Lake)
4. Horseback riding in Rocky Mountain National Park
peglem
09-21-2007, 10:18 AM
Oh yeah, The Princess Bride! Love that one! Another one I've seen hundreds of times, still good, is Joe vs The Volcano.
frogmama
09-21-2007, 12:32 PM
Hey, this is fun! Keep going, I'll need some blackmail dirt on each of you...
Four things you may not know about me in no particular order:
1. I have Muscular Dystrophy
2. I was raised in the Seventh-Day Adventist Church
3. I can speed-read
4. I am terrified of house centipedes
Four jobs I've had, hmm wow, pick, ONLY FOUR - that's MY short attention span...
1. Bottled Rain-X
2. Worked for a publishing company, selling books to libraries (harder than it sounds!)
3. Legal Receptionist
4. Software help desk for a phamacy chain
Four movies that I've actually purchased with actual money instead of finding them at random on cable
1. Monty Pythons Search for the Holy Grail
2. Dr. Who, the Five Doctors
3. The Lord of the Rings Trilogy
4. The Princess Bride
Four movies that no one should ever have to watch even once
1. Mars Attacks
2. High School Musical
3. Any Disney Direct-to-tape sequels (leaving that one in from LauraP!)
4. can't think of a fourth, blocked tham out I hope....
Four places I have lived
1. Mesa, Arizona
2. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
3. Walls, Mississippi
4. Montgomery, Pennsylvania
Four TV shows that I watch
1. South Park
2. Dr. Who
3. Flip that House
4. My Name is Earl
Four places I have been
1. Seattle, Washington
2. Key West, Fl
3. Mt. Rushmore, ND
4. Jackson, MS
Four favorite foods
1. Scrambled Tofu
2. Italian Sausage with mushrooms & peppers
3. Potato soup
4. Fresh Tamales
4 things I have eaten, that I never will again:
1. Frog Legs
2. The worm in the tequila
3. dandelion greens
4. Kim Che (Korean Sauerkraut)
Four places I'd rather be right now
1. Vaca Key, FL
2. In our vintage camper, playing poker, watching wild turkeys investigate our camp
3. At home, playing World of Warcraft
4. ASLEEP!!!!!
milivica
09-21-2007, 12:37 PM
Froggy....Kim Che, baawawawaaa! I have a jar in my fridge, yeah that stuff is pretty potent. I love Earl too, I forgot to list that. Dh and I and the kids have watched Mars Attacks over and over, we love it.
OK here goes
4 jobs I've had ( non-paying; I've had the same job for 23 years!)
Cub Scout leader
Girl Scout leader
Cheerleader coach
Basketball coach
4 Movies I'd watch over and over
Brian's song
Brigadoon
Yentl
Gone with the Wind
4 TV shows I watch
Glenn Beck
One vs. 100
Wheel of Fortune
Jon and Kate +8
4 Places I've been
Atlanta, GA
Orlando, FL
St. Theresa, FL
Hot Springs, AK
4 Favorite foods
chocolate
mexican
chinese
ice cream
(that's as narrow as I can get it; I love to eat!!)
3 things I've eaten that I never will again
chitlins
aparagus
hog brains
4 places I've lived
West, Mississippi
Columbus, Mississippi
New Iberia, LA
Grayson, LA
(That's ALL the places I've lived)
4 places I'd rather be
Hot springs with my hubby
St. Theresa with my friends
Anywhere I could sleep all night
A big mall with lots of money
JungleWoman
09-21-2007, 04:56 PM
Okay, I'll try...
Four jobs I've had
1. McDonald's, doin the McD's thing
2. Fred Meyer (Kroger affiliate for you midwesters/east coasters) working in the service deli serving up potato salad wearing a hairnet!
3. Wal Mart-- Just the basic floor show-- no pole dancing yet.
4. I managed a coffee shop called Stir it Up and loved it-- and most recently tried my hand at Starbucks (inside Fred Meyer where just recently quit) and hated the crap out of it-- too many little know it all teeny boppers for my liking.
Four movies that I've watched at least 50 times, but still like
1. Napoleon Dynamite
2. Down Periscope
3. All things Veggie Tales, I swear...
4. Goonies-- I live close to where they filmed it so its fun to go down there on a nice overcast day and be all nostalgic
Four movies that no one should ever have to watch even once. even though I've seen them over 50 times(thank you Allie!)
1. Barnyard
2. Shrek (any of them)
3. Ice Age
4. I cant think of another one but I know there are more...
Four places I have lived
1. Longview Washington-- in 6 different addresses LOL!
Four TV shows that I watch (I dont have cable but we buy dvd sets sometimes)
1. The Office
2. Smallville
3. Alias
4. Monk
Four places I have been
1. The Oregon Vortex
2. Disney World
3. Seattle
4. Portland
Four admired people
I actually dont do a lot of admiring anymore-- it seems a waste of my time LOL!
Four favorite foods
1. Bacon
2. This killer taco casserole that I accidentally came up with one day (because I missed 2 ingredients on the recipe and added something different because I didnt want to go to the store)
3. My dad's beef stroganoff
4. My mom's home-made macaroni and cheese... wow... not for the gluten and casein free dieter!
Four places I'd rather be right now
1. The Beach
2. Visiting a friend in Central Oregon
3. Camping
4. Walking at the lake in town.
Im pretty boring too...
frogmama
09-21-2007, 05:23 PM
Hey, JW - I left part (1/4 inch) of my right ring finger in in a Kroger Deli! Gotta love those meat slicers....
peglem
09-21-2007, 05:27 PM
Four movies that no one should ever have to watch even once. even though I've seen them over 50 times(thank you Allie!)
1. Barnyard
2. Shrek (any of them)
3. Ice Age
4. I cant think of another one but I know there are more...
...
Shrek!:eek: What's wrong with Shrek?
I'm with you on VeggieTales, but hate Shrek? How could you!:p
JungleWoman
09-21-2007, 10:03 PM
Ok this might sound weird-- but my husband and I are CG snobs. * computer graphic* My husband even more than me since he's the the one going to school to work in CG.
The overexaggeration of the lips on the characters when they say their M's P's F's W's and B's make me absolutely insane. And it NEVER got better in the subsequent ones! Thats something Pixar mastered after Toy Story 1! * which was the first CG movie ever*
And the other thing that bothers me is that stupid smashmouth song at the beginning of the first one.... ugh...
But no, not a shrek lover.
milivica
09-21-2007, 10:51 PM
Hey, JW - I left part (1/4 inch) of my right ring finger in in a Kroger Deli! Gotta love those meat slicers....
:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
Wow now that would have been an interesting sandwich, little extra protein in there. Geez, 1/4", that's not minor.
tgrimes
09-22-2007, 12:10 AM
The overexaggeration of the lips on the characters when they say their M's P's F's W's and B's make me absolutely insane. And it NEVER got better in the subsequent ones! Thats something Pixar mastered after Toy Story 1! * which was the first CG movie ever*
.
LOL ... How did you guys even notice that?
When i read this I thought at first you were saying the lips were exaggerated, and it reminded me of a boyfriend my daughter had, the kids used to call him shrek because he looked kind of like him, but especiallty the lips.
tgrimes
09-22-2007, 01:31 AM
Just wondering if anyone had any favorite movie scenes they would watch over again, that I like to do. Some of my fav's are:
Jumanji - the part where robin williams says 'jumanji' and the guy with with the rifle goes "erh?"
Shrek - I don't know which one, but where they go to meet the parents and the music is 'funky town' and shrek is looking overwhelmed.
Fun with dick and Jane - the part where they hooked the 'bad guy' up to the dog bark zap-collar and he went to yell for help
peglem
09-22-2007, 01:36 AM
In Little Miss Sunshine, I love the Super Freak scene. But, the one Allie watches over and over is at the beginning of the trip, when Alan Arkin is giving "women advice" to the teenage boy. For some reason, she thinks its hilarious!
tgrimes
09-22-2007, 01:43 AM
Oh, that's one I want to watch. I'm lucky to have great access to movies, hubby works at blockbuster. Now, he watches a LOT of movies.
milivica
09-22-2007, 01:53 AM
Little Miss Sunshine was awesome - I could watch the scene in the beginning over and over, where the grandpa flips out about having f-ing chicken again. OMG that was great.
Jumanji is awesome, we just watched it last weekend.
FOR SURE I could and did, watch over and over and over...the 'out takes' or what ever they're called, at the end of Toy Story, Bugs Life - I forget the third one. You know, after the movie where they show the animated character's making mistakes while filming, hysterical.
peglem
09-22-2007, 02:06 AM
Oh, oh, oh! Princess Bride, the sword fight between Inigo and the guy who killed his dad. "Hello, my name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die!" When I taught 6th grade, we did a class read aloud of that book. On the last day of school we watched the movie. For the rest of the day, my students were repeating that line over and over to each other!
tgrimes
09-22-2007, 02:11 AM
Is that a japanese story?
peglem
09-22-2007, 02:20 AM
Uh, no not Japanese at all. If you've never seen the movie-you should. I think it has your kind of subtle humor in it. I'd recommend the book, but its looooooong! The movie is so good though! Andre the Giant plays the strongest man in the world. The lead female role is that actress that played Forest Gump's "girlfriend." Its one of my all time favorite movies, but I haven't watched it in a long time (I'm gonna watch it again soon though.)
Speaking of Forest Gump...the book is hilarious and different from the movie in a lot of ways. I've read it several times(and I hardly ever do that with books) and I laugh out loud and have to, just have to stop and share parts with whoever is in the room.
milivica
09-22-2007, 02:26 AM
Current favorite scene, favorite line, from a movie...Butterfly Effect, when the dad tells his boy he can't fix anything that's gone wrong and the boy confidently says, "I'll send ya a post card when I get everything fixed" or some similar line. I sort of 'feel' that line all the time when remember the long line of doctors and therapists and teachers that were so lousy, and predicted such doom "He'll send you a post card when he gets his life back", that type of sentiment.
Forrest Gump is awesome, though fictional, his mom is a huuuuge hero of mine. Not only for 'doing' that sleezy principal to get her kid in school (holy cow) but cause Forrest Gump had self love, when he grew up, despite all that other kids did to him and so on, he was 'whole'. That was cause of how she raised him.
tgrimes
09-22-2007, 02:29 AM
Oh, yeah, that was a cool movie. If you liked that you might like Donnie Darko.
milivica
09-22-2007, 02:44 AM
Man I just felt like Butterfly Effect was incredible - as was looking at Ashton Kutcher, hee hee.
HEY it just dawned on me why I'm so hooked on that movie, I love all movies where you could put yourself in a predictable circumstance, duh Mili, being aspie of course I would. I would love to 'live' in Pleasantville (well Mayberry in my case cause I've watched all the shows). Groundhog Day, I can't tell you how awesome it would be, for every day to start the same, and even better, to have a fresh start the next day. OMG. Dream come true. I'm gonna start drooling.
I looked up the movie you said:
Donnie is a bright and charming high school student with a dark and willfully eccentric side. He is also visited on occasion by Frank, a monstrous six-foot rabbit that only Donnie can see. Late one night Frank informs Donnie that the world will come to an end in less than a month; when the engine of a jet aircraft crashes through the ceiling of Donnie's room, he thinks there might be something to Frank's prophesies after all. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide. 1 disc. Stars Jake Gyllenhaal, Jena Malone, Mary McDonnell, Holmes Osborne, Maggie Gyllenhaal. Directed by Richard Kelly. Run time 122 minutes. Rated R.
Hmmm, since I'm actually afraid of rabbits I might enjoy that, sounds creepy and funny. Totally not a movie I'd want to live in though, like Pleasantville or Groundhog Day.
tgrimes
09-22-2007, 02:53 AM
Oh, yeah groundhog day was great. I love where he got to the point where he was having fun doing whatever he wanted and robbed the armored truck.
milivica
09-22-2007, 02:58 AM
How bout when he caught that kid falling out of the tree, "Say thank you! I save you every day and you've never thanked me." Or when he kind of lost it, scared the crap out of those drunk guys driving on the train tracks, or when he lost it and let the ground hog drive.....OMG or when he was so disgusted and when he went to report the ground hog event on tv (for the 15th time) he was all, "so this is the day everyone comes to watch a giant rat get ripped out of a hole" with such frustration, baaawawwaaa.
mrsjerome
09-22-2007, 01:06 PM
4 Things you may not know about me
1. I like the old time Rock n Roll
2. I’m learning to use a digital camera
3. I really do have a sense of humor
4. I am a caretaker to my husband
3 jobs I have had my life
1. Bank Bookkeeper
2. Plastic Molding Machine Operator
3. Domestic Engineer
4 movies I would watch over
1. Casablanca
2. Giant
3. Meet The Fruckers
4. Walk The Line
Places I have lived
1. Southeast Wisconsin Area
4 TV Shows I watch
1. Everybody Loves Raymond
2. 2 and a half men
3. Jeopardy
4. Dateline
4 places I have been
1. Black Hills of South Dakota
2. North Dakota
3. Florida
4. Minnesota
People who I admired
1 .My Grandmother
2. Jackie Kennedy
3. FDR
4. Pope John Paul 2
4 places I would rather be
1. On a Caribbean Cruise
2. Vacationing in Hawaii
3. Visiting my SIL in North Dakota
4. On a pontoon boat fishing
Keggy
09-22-2007, 08:25 PM
Four jobs I've had
1. Paid Easter bunny delivering candy all over Long Island in a bunny suit
2. Selling hot dogs on my mothers bf’s truck (wonder why they needed so many naps?)
3. Meat wrapper… loved doing that… something about the smell of fresh blood
4. Prescription clerk, taking eyeglass scripts over the phone… loved that too.
Four movies that I've watched at least 50 times
1. The Joy luck Club
2. The Lion King *** not my choice
3. Every Star wars movie *** also oddly, not my choice
4. The Sound of Music *** again not my choice
Four movies that no one should ever have to watch even once
1. Zoolander
2. The Accidental tourist (is that it?)
3. The English Patient
4. The Fire next time
Four places I have lived
1. Long Island about 18 different houses
2. Queens 3 times two different houses
3. Brooklyn 3 different houses
4. Miami, for about two weeks
Four TV shows that I watch
1. Lost
2. 24
3. General Hospital
4. Prison Break
Four places I have been
1. Paradise Island Bahamas
2. Disney World FLorida
3. Ft Wayne Indianna
4. Cincinnati Ohio
Four admired people
1. Jimmy Carter
2. Ms Oprah
3. My daughter
4. my husband
Four favorite foods
1. Macaroni and cheese (made numerous ways)
2. My husbands walnut pumpkin pie
3. Chicken Fricassee
4. Grilled corn
Four places I'd rather be right now
1. England
2. Italy
3. In a really nice bed
4. On a nice vacation with no worries anywhere
The Pogue
09-23-2007, 12:00 AM
Ok, there are some movies I watched repeatedly still like:
Alladin
Shrek
I'm drawing a blank, but there were other good Disney or Pixar ones
4 Movies nobody should be forced to watch:
Anything starring John Wayne
Anything starring John Revolta
I am Curious (Yellow)
Calligula
I've enjoyed reading about other people. Good thread!
milivica
09-23-2007, 01:34 AM
John Revolta :rolleyes: ha.
If a movie has Pauly Shore I won't even try to watch it. Dh and I went to a movie of his like 12 or 13 years ago, it was so horrible, we still groan 'ugh' when we see him on tv.
We all forgot to mention Shawn of the Dead! C'mon, that's excellent yes? Totally stupid mindless enjoyable flick, love it. Bashing zombies to Queen sound tracks, hee hee.
Army of Darkness was great!
Welcome to the Dollhouse, oh man, love it. Hard to watch some of it, emotional.
Raising Arizona I watched a million times and can't explain why, something about that screeeeam when he racks his knuckles on his stucco ceiling during that fight.
Same thing with Big Lebowski, love it, never understood the thing with the kid's school paper until a couple of months ago - I had no idea what the grade or corrections had to do with anything. Duh.
I still have no clue what the end of Pleasantville or The Shining means, grrrr.
Never did like Little Shop of Horrors or Rocky Horror Picture Show, dunno why. Maybe I would now.
RathyKay
09-23-2007, 01:44 AM
Fun thread! I may have to take this over to Child Neuro.
Four Jobs I have had:
1. Cutting grass
2. Sales clerk for Macy's
3. Engineer for CIA
4. Engineer for Air Force
Four Places I have lived:
1. New York (too young to remember)
2. Georgia
3. Virginia
4. California
Four Movies I would watch over and over:
1. Gone with the Wind
2. Ever After
3. the original three Star Wars movies
4. Mulan
Movies that no one should ever watch:
1. The English Patient
Keggy, I was pregnant (and emotional) when I saw this and did not shed a tear! What a waste of time!
TV shows that I watch (does DVD count?)
1. Heroes
Actually, I tend to use the TV to watch movies.
Four Places I have been:
1. Niagara Falls
2. Alaska
3. Philadelphia
4. Grand Canyon
LauraP
09-24-2007, 09:43 AM
:rolleyes: AMen to never watching the English Patient again. What a complete snoozefest of a movie, and why on Earth would they move a burn patient on a camel. Ugh--the pain would probably kill him, plus the sand in all those exposed areas, urgh. That probably ought to go into the What Grosses You Out thread:eek:
Groundhog Day is a fantastic film.
Also, The Night We Never Met, which nobody but me has watched (I love it). The main character (Matthew Broderick) is a frustrated chef working in a gourmet deli (a famous one, in NYC--can't remember the name right now), and selling specialty foods. Some guy orders Montrachet, and he calls it "heart-attack cheese". There's also a hysterical scene with a blind date, he cooks this wonderful meal for her, and all she keeps saying is "It doesn't combine" Probably only funny to me.
"Tank Girl" is my personal "Ishtar" (which my DH loves, by the way). I love Ice Cube in a mutant kangaroo costume, I love the weird music and intercut comic-book frames, and the lines are delivered in this great deadpan. "What kind of game are you playing?" (this is the villain), "Monopoloy, but I get to be the shoe" (heroine). Another "you had to be there" moment. It probably won't be funny if I ever see it again.:rolleyes:
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