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That sounds hot.
And you sound jealous.
You may not [i]want[/i] to talk about Tammy, but you will be talking about her -- mark my words.
And if she can save Lynch's dick from going limp, that alone calls for a hero's medal.
I am assuming that is a "No".
One of the Three Heroes of Twin Peaks.
Trust me, I've been watching TP since it first aired. I can spot Lynch's heroes when I see dem.
Cooper's not important anymore. It's all about Bobby, Big Ed, and Tammy.
When the pizza man comes, be careful on your way to the door.
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do you have a penis.
Fun fact: I was Bobby Briggs Briganza on IMDb since Feb. 2002.
Not so many people appreciate the Briganza part though.
The name was a play on two characters from cinematic things I was into back then: Twin Peaks and Hindi movies.
Oh, I see.
So, "18 hours ago" (at the time of writing), you say,
"Go back to school and finish third grade, why don't you."
And you say,
"just because I made out that you are just a kid playing at being a grown up, now you make out that I'm a senior citizen. Gee, you're really original, aren't you?"
Huh. "A day ago," I say,
"MyName1234567 doesn't have an imaginative cell in her body... I called out her Pinterest Grandma mumblings... "
Weird. And then 4 days ago, I say,
"You sound like one of those Pinterest Grandmas who think they're being creative when they post a link to some recipe. They just all of a sudden have this tablet thing in their lap and and aside from looking at grandchildren pictures... "
Perhaps you were having a "senior moment"?
The other thing is that you "making out that I was a kid [in third grade]" was just another cringeworthy example of your lack of imagination and awareness. Nothing rings true about it to anyone, given how I express myself. Yet my characterization of you as Grandma Pinterest is simply a statement of the obvious truth. Your copious posts (of which you're strangely proud) make it obvious that, aside from doctor's visits and Tesco, the bulk of your day is spent with that tablet out while on the sofa and the telly on simultaneously. There's the morning session, then errands, then the afternoon session, followed by a nap, then the exciting evening session after supper. I'll bet you enjoy a few glasses of wine with it, too. No worries though. Nothing wrong with that.
What does this YouTube link have to do with your Reddit link? You think it's the same because both things are LINKS? ha!
The youtube link above supports this discussion of the actor who played Jacques Renault and his current whereabouts.
Your post with Reddit was not lame because it had a link. It was lame because WE HERE are a Movie Chat community having a discussion of Twin Peaks and you were saying our discussing sucks and, look, here's the better discussion on Reddit that you should all go over and join instead. That's like you invited someone over for dinner that you were cooking and they arrived with a Dominoes pizza saying, yeah, the food here isn't great, but here's some Dominoes shit if anyone wants a slice :/
I disagree. I think Tammy is alluring and charming, and her character arc is rising. Unlike actors and/or characters that seem to have simply been "brought back" because fans expect/demand it, Tammy and the actress are new and a deliberate part of Lynch's design.
Wait, when did you make out that I was a kid? I don't remember.
It's just a bizarre experience interacting with senior citizens on-line. Quaint, actually. I imagine then at their NHS doctors' appointments, sat there in the waiting room with a tablet, multitasking on replying to their latest chats, googling new phrases they've read on-line, and deciding on whether to go to the chemist or Tesco's first before going home. Will there be enough time to get the beef in the oven?
Could Jean-Michel Renault be a key to some of the loose-end characters?
Remember, he was still engaged in the prostitution business.
How is the "evil" in Twin Peaks currently manifesting --- Does it not include the Roadhouse's side operations?
Dale Cooper
Dude, "schmuck" isn't even a real insult, it's more of a playful jab. (And you came me a "twot" (sic)!) The emphasis was on disingenuous, and I was saying, "C'mon, you know better, don't be like that."
You seem to have a a knee-jerk, in-the-moment reaction to my calling out that poster, yet if you honestly paid attention to my posting history you'd know that I only called 'em out a few times and that each of those few times it has been TOTALLY APPROPRIATE. Appropriate why? See for yourself. MyName1234567 doesn't have an imaginative cell in her body. If she was food, she'd be a water cracker. I called out her Pinterest Grandma mumblings and it worked because she didn't make another thread like that again.
As for the OP of this one, he's some Dutch Tulip who squirts out these little grape-shot turds (Check posting history) of un-punctuated personal reactions no deeper than "Blah! I didn't like it?" and with nothing to talk about except "Did you like this TV show / movie / episode?" All one can say is, Yup or Nope...zzzzzz.
Negative feedback. Sometimes you gotta give it, when justified. Then you move on and keep being awesome.
Oh! Thanks for the link to Reddit! It's always wonderful to know what people are saying on Reddit. I wonder what they're saying on Yahoo! News. That would be richly interesting.
You sound like one of those Pinterest Grandmas who think they're being creative when they post a link to some recipe. They just all of a sudden have this tablet thing in their lap and and aside from looking at grandchildren pictures, they really have no idea what to do with it. Yet nonetheless it is on your lap as you while away the hours watching "your programmes." You're really not engaged in Twin Peaks because you lack the sense of creative vision that would let you empathize with Lynch, and consequently after surfing around for some cute recipes you need to jump right on a site -- any site -- and spill your frustration. 'Cept you don't have Twitter, and your Facebook is mainly for sharing quotes made into images, and you figure if it's about a show/movie then it should be posted to Movie Chat.
You should be equally concerned for and irritated by Jim Belushi stuffing his face with cherry pie.
To me, yes, you are freaking out when you express concern for a random actor because their role calls for smoking. That's almost Meade Skelton level.