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See above, we were just chatting on this very one
I love Temple maybe the most of all the Indys! I think you're right about me responding to the risk-taking. I really was asking for that, and so were many others, I just felt like I got what I wanted. One of the best parts about it is it will challenge JJ Abrams to resolve the story satisfactorily, and he can't phone it in. There's no blueprint for how to pull off this next and final chapter, and JJ hasn't been challenged in a long time.
These are good points, I guess the small town charm lulls everybody into a sense of apathy with respect to their privacy, and with only one or two doctors in town, maybe they fear even less professional people taking their place who aren't nearly as attractive.
I hate it when someone is partially clothed, like a shirtless man, and everyone refers to them as naked. Or in underwear and then just being casually referred to as nude or naked. It's super prudish and a disservice to the words' actual meaning, not to mention an insult to the beauty of our actually naked bodies.
This reminds me of when I read The Heart is Decietful Above All Things, by JT Leroy, and then it turned out JT Leroy wasn't even a real person, but like a "literary exercise" or some BS. They even made the movie and credited the nonexistent person for being based on his book.
Right now it seems to be The Last Jedi. I have a few issues with it, but overall I really liked it and what it did for the series.
I love that one too, I wanna feel the heat with somebody
I live in a city so this unfortunately happens a lot. I've also had many junkies die in very close proximity to me which starts to weigh on you even after the first one.
Lies and bullshit
As I walk along
I wonder what went wrong
With our love, a love that was so strong
And as I still walk on
I think of the things we've done
Together, a-while our hearts were young
I'm a-walkin' in the rain
Tears are fallin' and I feel the pain
Wishin' you were here by me
To end this misery
And I wonder
I wah-wah-wah-wah-wonder
Why
Why, why, why, why, why she ran away
And I wonder
A-where she will stay-ay
My little runaway
Run, run, run, run, runaway
It's not clichéd, that's solid advice that works.
Maybe you're right Lloyd Braun
I've been off cigarettes for 5 years this month, and I live in the US, so thanks
Something happens
And I'm head over heels
I never find out
'Til I'm head over heels
Something happens
And I'm head over heels
Ah, don't take my heart, don't break my heart
Don't—, don't—, don't throw it away
I've loved her for so long, State of Grace, Arrested Development, Scott Pilgrim, Parenthood. She's totally got the goods.
None, but maybe the Doors come close
Regularly, like 3 ish times a week. I do mostly cardio, no personal trainer, sometimes music, I gave you a rundown of my music tastes in your weezer post on music boards. Mostly go by myself. I sprained my ankle like a month ago so I've been taking it very easy and living the steam room/whirlpool rat life.
Gotcha. I never befriended anybody that strongly on imdb but I did know some people in real life who I later connected to their usernames. I was in high school during my imdb heydays and my friends were movie people.
Definitely Stand by Me. The Outsiders is great, but the Complete Novel directors cut version was a major regression and ditched all of the original music for pop hits from the 50s that FFC probably couldn't afford to license originally. His original vision was great and he tainted it. Reiner was a god for like 6 movies straight and never questioned his own instincts. Stand by Me is the crown jewel of not only his career but maybe 80s cinema altogether.
Telephone but not in person? That seems awfully close to not grab a beer or something. This also sounds like the plot of an as yet unmade tragicomedy directed by Kenneth Lonergan.