Margie wrote:>
> It's dark like Carnivale.
> some folks on the fansite are suggesting passages from Zechariah that
> have to do
> with fountains and baptism. I got cher dustbowl right here baybee.
> That is where "Every prophet in their house" phrase apparently comes
> from.
> I never formally studied the bible so alot of this goes over my head
> Someone pointed out that it stopped raining when Justin spoke. This I
> didn't notice.
I didn't know about the Zachariah connection, but then again, I'm not
Bible student.
who's darker still is that Kubrick.
I don't know what is up with Mr Kubrick, except that he was very
eccentric and it
may have been his opinion that *** is evil no matter what. On the
other hand, he
also made Lolita, Clockwork Orange and Dr. Strangelove - so it is more
likely he
was just covering the vast pantheon of human mores aka confused ideals
about ***.
I doubt HE was declaring marital *** evil. He just made a rather
detached (even
more detached than the others) about wacky interpretations of *** by
bizarro characters.
I have always despised Tom Cruise. He can't act. He doesn't even try.
I am still
mystified that he tried to make a movie where HE was so SPECIAL where
he got to
teach some Japanese guy how to be a warrior. HAW. His hubris never
ceases to amaze
me.
Why bother if he can even get Rosie Odonell to fawn over him anymore.
Though she is talentless as well, and she knows it. I saw her in an
interview once,
admit that she had to be the luckiest woman alive to have gotten so far
in the arts,
without any talent. AdMITTED it.
Yeah I am still watching Carnivale reruns, but missed it last due to
family issues. It is pretty neat.
mk5000
"we think subsidies from the federal government should go to new
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for a long time. When you and I were in college, it was going to be
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