Chucky & Janica wrote:
> Once upon a time - for example, 15 Oct 2005 21:30:58 -0700 - there was
> this guy, or something, called "Margie"
>
> Did you miss the part where Harry ****ks Hermione?
Apparently I did. well as long as he wasn't caressing himself,
>
> It's nasty.
>
> >> I once recorded the ****fts and directions taken in a conversation in
> >> the lounge at my programme. It went from Machiavelli to plays,
> >> masturbation, to feminism, and eventually onto Harry Potter a few
> >> conversations down the line.
> >
> >Not suprising. So I will thread drift you. Have you seen Carnivale?
>
> TV series with the bad-ass jail guard from "The Shawshank Redemption"
> (who was also the bad-ass boot camp trainer in "Star****p Troopers"),
> also featuring the fabulous backwards-talking dwarf from "Twin Peaks".
Bad Ass HOT jail guard and trainer Clancy Brown. Did you know he does
the voice of Mr Krabs in Square pants.
>
> >I still wonder about why Adrienne Barbeau passed out. She is part of
> >Babylon I think. But can people in Babylon faint? OR get sick
>
> I really want to see this series from the beginning. It looks great.
> Sadly, I missed the first season and now the second season is showing
> and I can't start from there because I'm all like, "What's that guy
> doing? Why are those two saying that stuff? Where'd she come from? Who
> is this weird dude in the Management wagon?"
That's how I feel too, only everyone keeps screaming at me to buy the
DVD.
But I won't do that to you.
>
> Sort of like Six Feet Under, except that I *did* watch the first
> season of that and then decided it was the most vomitous pile of
> televisual poosquirt this side of Reality Shows. And never watched it
> again and am happy.
>
I agree
> So sort of the polar opposite of Six Feet Under, really.
Heh! You bet. Especially since some of Carnivale does require
hovering in defiance of gravity.
mk5000
"So to the seers and the hermits in their faraway mountain aeries such
events as unrolled during the year would have come as no surprise. The
rest of humankind was less well prepared, however, and were caught
unawares. And what instruments we have agree that, so far as matters
of the earth were concerned, 1906 was, yes, a very bad year
indeed."--"A Crack in the Edge of the World
America and the Great California Earthquake of 1906", by Simon
Winchester
|
