Ok, it's in my Netflix queue. I should get to it in the next 10 years or so. Actually, I imagine my rate of progress through my Netflix queue will increase once I finish watching All the Kurosawa, but it will still be a while...
ETA: Xanadu I saw several times in the theater, although probably not since.
Thank you, Epic. ;-)
I hate that I still love this song. (Sixteen Going on Seventeen.)
I knew I was a woman when I realized how hot Christopher Plummer was.
You can all do like I used to have to when I was a kid, and watch until the kids go to bed.
Me too! I'm still surprised when that's not the end.
Interval training, I am not good at it.
Indeed: this makes it happen much more effectively than just knowing I should do it. But you don't have to do it all the time: you can turn off the zombie chases for any given mission.
Man, it's terrible, isn't it? I used to sing that song and jump around gazebos.
It's kinda sobering when you realize that I was, in point of fact, sixteen going on seventeen when I met the SO, with all that sort of conditioning still bouncing around in my brain.
Wow, she really can't act.
It's kinda sobering when you realize that I was, in point of fact, sixteen going on seventeen when I met the SO, with all that sort of conditioning still bouncing around in my brain.
Right? And I still know all the words, I just want to throw up in my mouth a little as I'm singing them.
"How Lovely to Be a Woman" from
Bye Bye Birdie
is a little better, but not much.
Hey, here's a song where belting is actually appropriate!
I will say that it's not really fair to force anyone who's not Julie Andrews to pull off "The Lonely Goatherd."
I suspect that Carrie Underwood actually has a lovely high voice, but she's always belting so much that you never get a chance to hear it.