i don’t mean this in a ‘put you down’ way, but you’re obviously not a ‘reader’.

i dated one once, but she broke it off...

poor thing looks like it has terrible constipation

mazikeen kept an original feather. that’ll no doubt be all it will need at some indeterminate point in the future.

let’s phrase it slightly differently and somewhat more accurately: you believe that people you personally find aesthetically displeasing should be denied certain jobs.

now, i myself am tattooed and pierced and long-haired. i’m also the head of development for the company that i work for. see, my company values my…

i’ve dated and *then* eaten worse

i laughed at my last bowel movement more than i did at the ghostbusters trailer.

i was thinking exactly the same thing. it changes the premise of the story rather significantly if genesis isn’t there to hold god to account.

i know, right? like this idea of having to be ‘cool’ or giving a shit what someone else thinks about how you look or how you behave.

by the time you’ve paid for the sitter and the movie and the travel and the movie snacks, you’d have spent more than that anyway.

i don’t know how much you pay to go to cinema, but we’d rather buy the blu-ray and utilise something called ‘patience’ instead. then we have our own sweets/popcorn/drinks, no irritating people talking throughout the movie, no issues parking, no queueing, can pause the movie for a toilet break whenever we like without…

those of us with kids and limited babysitters in the vicinity beg to differ...
although, to be fair, charging that much to watch it at home is utterly obscene. i’d rather wait for the blu-ray which wouldn’t have a time limit on it, thank you very much.

thus speaks someone with limited experience of either ;)

the control, balance and strength needed for both of them is very much the same. if you want to see something blue the lines, check out capoeira (on the martial arts side) or street dance (on the dance side).

or, to put it another one: one is about using your…

imo, it is an unexpected deviation in the plot, so yes, it’s a plot twist. minor compared to ‘i am your father’ or the keyser soze twist, or so many others - but i still maintain that it’s probably the most *fun* plot twist ever.
hell, the movie is full of them - buttercup’s wedding, wesley’s death, the ‘real’ dread…

i had the sheer joy of introducing my niece to that earlier this year. not only did she enjoy it, she said ‘i can see now where so many of the references come from’ with the stuff she enjoys watching now.
awesome film. can’t wait ‘til my daughters are old enough to appreciate it.

i came here explicitly to look for the usual suspects.

we get kerrygold over here, too, but i don’t buy ‘spreadable’ butter ever. i might use a buttermilk-based spread for sandwiches, but for toast or fresh bread or crackers or cooking it’s just wrong.

nope, i use proper butter - welsh creamery butter, if i can get it, but i’ll settle for anything that isn’t vegetable oil or a pale colour at a push.

umm... it’s the guy’s family name, the name of his business, and he’s owned it since Nissan called themselves datsun in the USA. also, Nissan never offered him a big cheque - they used a whole variety of dirty tricks to drag him through the courts in the hopes his business would fold and they'd get it handed over for…

fyi, ‘totoro’ is mei’s mispronunciation of ‘torroru’, which is a japanese loan-word for ‘troll’. or so i’ve been told, anyways.
awesome movie, although my two daughters prefer ‘ponyo’. heathens.