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serious crayons:

--- Quote from: Jeff  Wrangler on August 15, 2011, 09:06:14 am ---"Yes," what? "Yes," it is used for male-female couples (eeewww), or "yes" it isn't used for male-female couples?  ???
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Yes, it is so used.

Jeff Wrangler:

--- Quote from: serious crayons on August 15, 2011, 12:33:01 pm ---Yes, it is so used.

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Thanks.

Eeewww.  :P

Any guy who would refer to a woman as his "fuck buddy" is no gentleman.  >:(

I didn't even know the term was used by anyone other than gay men.  :-\

Meryl:

--- Quote from: Jeff  Wrangler on August 15, 2011, 12:20:51 pm ---I didn't notice It Happened One Night, but I think they were "celebrating" Claudette Colbert Friday night. I saw Midnight, with Claudette, Don Ameche, John Barrymore, Mary Astor, and--believe it or not, as an actor--Hedda Hopper!  :o Ben Mankeweicz said the movie was hell on the director. By that point Claudette could get in her contracts that she could only be photographed from her left side--and Barrymore was by then a hopeless drunk.  :(

Doncha just love the "autogyro" in IHON?  ;D

I remember Blade Runner as being very ... damp.  ;D  And--I think--a female android who acted like a Coppelia who had way too much caffeine.  8)

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Oh yeah, I didn't mention I watched Midnight, too.  Kind of a crazy, overbaked plot, but I thought the writing was actually quite funny.  I don't remember which character Hedda Hopper played, though.

Yes, Blade Runner has lots of rain!  I guess that's part of how they envisioned the future of climate change in 1982.  People smoke like chimneys in it, though.  They didn't foresee all the anti-smoking laws.  ;D

Jeff Wrangler:

--- Quote from: Meryl on August 15, 2011, 03:57:56 pm ---Oh yeah, I didn't mention I watched Midnight, too.  Kind of a crazy, overbaked plot, but I thought the writing was actually quite funny.  I don't remember which character Hedda Hopper played, though.
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Hedda Hopper was the hostess at that musical soiree that Claudette Colbert sneaked into using her pawn ticket.  ;D  Then she showed up at the hat shop, and at the weekend house party that Mary Astor and John Barrymore gave. I had to look up the movie at IMDb to make sure it was her.


--- Quote ---Yes, Blade Runner has lots of rain!  I guess that's part of how they envisioned the future of climate change in 1982.  People smoke like chimneys in it, though.  They didn't foresee all the anti-smoking laws.  ;D

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 :laugh:

Front-Ranger:
Yay! One Day opens tomorrow! I hope Anne has a more agreeable character to play in this movie... If not, I'm going to have to start wondering if there's a Brokeback curse   ???

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