Jayne ,'Objects In Space'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I was smart, and only clicked on the Sexy Sexy Daisy pictures, and not whatever it was that made y'all wanna bleach your eyes.
Hmm.
Do I want to start mainlining Dark Angel S1 so that I can hurry up and get to S2, or just watch more SPN S1?
This Ackles thing is disturbing me.
Sooooooooooo not my usual type of eye candy.
I've never seen all of The Wizard of Oz.
I've never seen all of The Wizard of Oz.
I imagine that the wonderment with which I regard ita's statement is like unto the wonderment expressed by others when I state that I have never seen E.T.
ETA: Note that I am willfully refraining from recommending that you see it forthwith, ita. I find it particularly annoying when others attempt to encourage me to see E.T. I have to believe that if you have seen parts of it, and that has not caused a thirst to see the rest, then it is not meant to occupy the same place in your viewing life as it occupies in mine.
The flying monkeys scared the shit out of me as a child. Because you can't run away from them. Re: "Land of the Lost" - I have Sleestak fear....
The night of my maternal grandfather's funeral my family was at my grandparents' house and the kids watched Wizard of Oz while the adults talked and reminicesed in the front rooms.
That's the association I have with it now, a bitter sweet memory. Although I'm wondering if it warped the younger cousins' enjoyment of the movie.
Wait for this shocker. I've never seen Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
Wait for this shocker. I've never seen Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
I saw it for the first time a year ago. When I bought the DVD.
It was OK.
I've never seen all of The Wizard of Oz.
::faints::
The flying monkeys freaked me out as a kid. They didn't even seem scary so much as ... wrong.
Re: "Land of the Lost" - I have Sleestak fear....
I hated the Sleestaks!
Night before last I caught the tail end of The Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane on cable, which I saw on TV, late night, when I was about eleven. My squick for Martin Sheen was born watching that movie, because he plays the perviest pedophile EVER in it.
I have Sleestak fear....Yes. Frickin' creepy. Creepier than those nasty creepy three-pronged modern wind turbines.
Why am I still awake? I've gone to bed twice tonight already.
{{{{askye}}}}
Note that I am willfully refraining from recommending that you see it forthwith, ita. I find it particularly annoying when others attempt to encourage me to see E.T. I have to believe that if you have seen parts of it, and that has not caused a thirst to see the rest, then it is not meant to occupy the same place in your viewing life as it occupies in mine.
This is highly appreciated. And I would never try and push you to see ET. However, if anyone in reading range has not seen The Princess Bride, see it now before it's too late.