#2 2007-11-13 14:38:46
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#4 2007-11-13 14:57:24
Oh come on, Scotty, join in on the fun already. I gave a little you could give a little too you know.
Send sum noodz !
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#5 2007-11-13 15:30:09
kim wrote:
Oh come on, Scotty, join in on the fun already. I gave a little you could give a little too you know.
Send sum noodz !
I already told you your pic was in violation of whatever photo site you used. They took it down. It isn't in the thread anymore. I never saw it.
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#7 2007-11-13 15:39:26
Oh, I didn't even notice. Hmm. Well I am at work so can't do much about it right now
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#8 2007-11-13 15:41:47
Well they left this one up so?
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#10 2007-11-13 16:47:37
kim wrote:
Well they left this one up so?
http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a274/ … rtkimi.jpg
Not buying it. No marinara.
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#11 2007-11-13 16:50:01
Well its the best I can do while at work so god damn
Theres no pleasing you
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#12 2007-11-13 17:18:02
Sophie... I hadn't even realised you'd posted H&M!
(Sorry... hadn't watched all the films here before I posted.... Umm... slap my hand?!)
It's wonderful to know we're on the same page, though. I tried to find a vid of the self-imolation scene but I couldn't ... that's one of the best! And as an English car collector, I *seriously* want to make a Jag like his!!
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#13 2007-11-13 18:14:47
kim wrote:
Well its the best I can do while at work so god damn
Theres no pleasing you
There is plenty of pleasing me. I think I have been rather simple in my request, nay the boards requirement, of any female member displaying their endowments with a condiment of their choice.
We provided you with past instances of said adherence to tradition and merely ask that you do the same.
Until then I am ghoing to start calling you Wells.
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#14 2007-11-13 18:31:54
WELL fuck.
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#15 2007-11-13 20:48:43
whosasailorthen wrote:
Sophie... I hadn't even realised you'd posted H&M!
(Sorry... hadn't watched all the films here before I posted.... Umm... slap my hand?!)
It's wonderful to know we're on the same page, though. I tried to find a vid of the self-imolation scene but I couldn't ... that's one of the best! And as an English car collector, I *seriously* want to make a Jag like his!!
Launching the Jag off the cliff was almost as sad as her dying.
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#16 2007-11-13 21:08:37
sofaking wrote:
whosasailorthen wrote:
Sophie... I hadn't even realised you'd posted H&M!
(Sorry... hadn't watched all the films here before I posted.... Umm... slap my hand?!)
It's wonderful to know we're on the same page, though. I tried to find a vid of the self-imolation scene but I couldn't ... that's one of the best! And as an English car collector, I *seriously* want to make a Jag like his!!Launching the Jag off the cliff was almost as sad as her dying.
Indeed.... I cried. They really did destroy that beautiful little Jag-hearse... *sigh*. And to my knowledge, nobody has ever made another. I loved the little touches like the sand-blasted floral engravings on the rear windows... brilliant.
I've shown this movie to my two sons - who have just as sick a sense of humor as I do - and they loved it. But then, among their favourite books are my collection of original Charles Addams cartoon books. Nice boys. Sick boys, but nice.
And both boys, aged 12 and 14, completely got this one... I'm so proud....
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#17 2007-11-13 23:34:38
Stalker
I think this is the translation:
Are you awake?
You were speaking of the meaning...
of our... Iife...
of the unselfishness of art...
Take music, for instance.
Less than anything else, it is connected to reality,
or if connected at all, it's done mechanically, not by way of ideas,
just by a sheer sound, devoid of... any associations.
And yet, music, as if by some miracle, gets through to our heart.
What is it that resonates in us in response to noise brought to harmony,
making it the source of the greatest delight
which stuns us and brings us together?
What's all this needed for? And most important, who needs it?
You would say, "No one. And for no reason."
Unselfishly.
No.
I don't think so.
After all, everything has some sense.
Sense and reason.
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#18 2007-11-13 23:46:45
sofaking wrote:
whosasailorthen wrote:
Sophie... I hadn't even realised you'd posted H&M!
(Sorry... hadn't watched all the films here before I posted.... Umm... slap my hand?!)
It's wonderful to know we're on the same page, though. I tried to find a vid of the self-imolation scene but I couldn't ... that's one of the best! And as an English car collector, I *seriously* want to make a Jag like his!!Launching the Jag off the cliff was almost as sad as her dying.
The original:
The closest you'll ever get to owning one.
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#19 2007-11-13 23:51:45
I think, to some extent, that car was the inspiration for Jensen when they produced the Jensen-Healey GT:
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#21 2007-11-14 00:57:57
DoucheEllington wrote:
Stalker
I think this is the translation:
Are you awake?You were speaking of the meaning...
of our... Iife...
of the unselfishness of art...
Take music, for instance.
Less than anything else, it is connected to reality,
or if connected at all, it's done mechanically, not by way of ideas,
just by a sheer sound, devoid of... any associations.
And yet, music, as if by some miracle, gets through to our heart.
What is it that resonates in us in response to noise brought to harmony,
making it the source of the greatest delight
which stuns us and brings us together?
What's all this needed for? And most important, who needs it?
You would say, "No one. And for no reason."
Unselfishly.
No.
I don't think so.
After all, everything has some sense.
Sense and reason.
Don't stick your nose in someone's underwear if you don't understand it.
Words to live by.
I read the whole thing. Russian creativity is fascinating.
The Alice in Wonderland was good, too.
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#23 2007-11-14 11:59:24
Fitting My Mood....
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#24 2007-11-14 12:46:43
sofaking wrote:
My favorite movie. Ever.
Her withered flesh comingling with your supple young body?
Ahhhh, mine, too. The first movie I ever pirated, in 1979. The gods must have watched over that production. It was fucking perfect and no where near fiction. That was, in fact, how rich people really lived.
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#29 2007-11-14 21:02:54
The only thing to do when I was a teenager in Newport Beach when there was no one's parents' house to destroy with a house party.
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#30 2007-11-14 22:06:44
Why, oh why would they make more than one Cremaster?
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#31 2007-11-18 23:18:13
OK, so time to bump this thread up.
Here's another of my favs....
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#33 2007-11-19 09:35:13
DoucheEllington wrote:
Alice goes down the StreetHole
Nice I thought of Jan Svankmajer's work when I saw this enchanting little film about Alice's most recent family vacation.
It is good to see a film for the modern age that emphasizes family values and sticking together through thick and thin.
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#35 2007-11-19 12:51:10
The old flesh must die, so that the new flesh may live.
Philadephia Story (Part Three)
Philadephia Story (Part Seven)
Philadephia Story (Part Eight)
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#36 2007-11-19 18:05:58
My favorite movie when I was 5 years old, and still today.
And an absolutely beautiful Dario Argento montage, of course they have asked that embedding be restricted so you'll have to click on this one, but please do it's fantastic:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq-IXcwZ … re=related
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