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Comments: Clever writing there Southworth. I think if we can get you & KMG to collaborate, we might have a pretty intriguing script.
Comments: I actually hated that movie - cannot believe that it won any awards. I just sat in the theater thinking that the film had to have broken or everyone died and that is why we did not get to see the real ending.
Comments: I saw the movie Friday and did not like it at all. How on earth did it win several academy awards.
Comments: Memo To Linda P.: I had the same initial reaction as you to the movie "No Country For Old Men". Our problem is that you and I are accustomed to neat tidy endings with no loose strings. My advice to others is go into this movie with an open mind and a wide perspective. On the surface it is gritty and tense. On a deeper level it is a study in the temptations that confront mankind; how fate and even chance affect us all; and how we bounce around like a ping pong ball buffeted by the well-intentioned winds of Good and the creeping, relentless, darkness of Evil. And the entire metaphor has no end. Just new chapters day after day ... I loved the raw landscapes, the perfect characters, and the unyielding, palpable tenison of the tale ... [fade to black]. The End
Comments: Ok Jack, no more talking to Mary Ann at the gatherings...you get her to drinking and she'll tell you anything.
Comments: Actually, you read "more" into my wisecrack than I intended. But, after reviewing my phrase, I can see how that happend...sorry, 'bout that.
Comments: Linda, Linda word is that with Richard, it is ALL in his head~
Comments: Richard, Richard -- Do you need to scrape your head out of the gutter? More is all in your head.
Comments: SNL, I just noticed from your intro page that today is your 4th anniversary for the website....Happy Anniversary and you continue to do a stellar job.
Comments: Linda, I used to hear that all the time; now that's weird.
Comments: I know what you mean about quitting smoking - I quit about 12 years ago. Actually Bobby and I both quit together but I kept going and then quit later!!!!! Just was not ready to quite when he was! Then just finally decided to quit & did!  Bobby still gives me a hard time about that!Linda - it really is good to be tall. We were getting ready to sing at church last night and all the sudden our director said front row stand up - and made me move to the end because I was shortest. I am going to start wearing really tall shoes.  I was always on the end in drill too. Oh well!
Comments: You know what is weird? I saw the movie "No Country for Old Men" Friday and the ending is weird. I was waiting for more and it didn't happen.
Comments: Congrats to those who quit smoking. I put out my cigarettes 11 years ago. LOVE smoking, but can live without it. I tried a couple of OP's (other people's) cigarettes a couple of years ago. They just didn't taste the same....thank goodness.
Comments: Jack, you know we'll be right there!
Comments: Linda, I'd rather sit a few table over on a GNO and really see some weirdness. Nice looking weirdness, but weirdness none the less. |
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