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Resurrecting the Movies thread...
serious crayons:
:laugh: :laugh:
When I wrote the last post, i couldn't remember if it was "Burn AFTER Reading" or "Burn BEFORE Reading." I took a wild guess at the latter, googled it, came up with a bunch of hits, and without looking too closely figured that was it and proceded accordingly.
Later, my son overheard me on the phone calling it "Burn Before Reading" and corrected me.
I thought actually that would be a more clever name, though. ;D
oilgun:
--- Quote from: seriouscrayons on September 14, 2008, 10:34:50 pm --- :laugh: :laugh:
When I wrote the last post, i couldn't remember if it was "Burn AFTER Reading" or "Burn BEFORE Reading." I took a wild guess at the latter, googled it, came up with a bunch of hits, and without looking too closely figured that was it and proceded accordingly.
Later, my son overheard me on the phone calling it "Burn Before Reading" and corrected me.
I thought actually that would be a more clever name, though. ;D
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A writer titled his review of the film: "Burn Before Watching" :laugh:
serious crayons:
--- Quote from: oilgun on September 14, 2008, 10:52:49 pm ---A writer titled his review of the film: "Burn Before Watching" :laugh:
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Good plan! :laugh:
I only hope the next Cohen Bros.' movie is better. They're reportedly making a film based on their childhood, in a Minneapolis suburb right next to the one I grew up in. It could be a heartwarming return to the golden days of my youth, or ... uh-oh .... :o ;)
Kd5000:
Minneapolis suburb. Sounds very wholesome. ;) Must be a great setting for the "banality of evil." ;D What a great contrast.
serious crayons:
--- Quote from: Kd5000 on September 16, 2008, 11:16:46 am ---Minneapolis suburb. Sounds very wholesome. ;) Must be a great setting for the "banality of evil." ;D What a great contrast.
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Yup, the Minneapolis suburbs are teeming with hidden evil. I can vouch for that! :laugh:
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