Marital faux pas

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Caroluna wrote:-- and then the spouse pops into the room singing the Weird Al Yankovic version of the lyrics.
I met him in a swamp down in Dagobah
Where it bubbles all the time like a giant carbonated soda
S-O-D-A, soda

I saw the little runt sitting there on a log
I asked him for his name and in a raspy voice he said "Yoda"
Y-O-D-A, Yoda
Yo-yo-yo-yo Yoda
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izzarina wrote:
WyoBadger wrote:(in my best gravely, mysterious voice) "I'm batman."
:lol: :lol: :lol:

I would have died laughing over that one.
We both had a really good laugh about it, actually, although we were laughing more over the situation than the movie or what I said. :lol:

Like I said, she has a sense of humor...I mean she married me, afterall...

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rh wrote:she'll getcha back next time "the dirty dozen" comes on...
She doesn't watch westerns, but she gets even when my dad and I watch hunting videos. :P
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djm wrote:Daisy ................ Dai...........sy .........................Give ........ me ...............your ................. an......swer ..................





do



The cool thing about 2001 when it came out was that it was about outerspace stuff treated seriously by a serious director. We were so used to anything to do with scifi being treated like cheap Saturday matinée stuff for kids that it was a real eye-opener to see it treated as serious drama.

2001 paved the way for more realistic treatment of scifi topics in film. It is very much a visual experience. If you came to it looking for action per second, or if you need to receive information in nothing greater than 20 second sound-bites, you will be disappointed. If you have the capacity to just sit back and enjoy the vistas, you will start to appreciate what Kubrick has created.

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Wow... I actually agree completely with a post by djm!

It must be the new avatar... :lol:
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It's the daisies, Alan. Works every time. :wink:

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Alan wrote:
Wow... I actually agree completely with a post by djm!

It must be the new avatar... :lol:
Don't you think the new avatar is awfully political, though?
I mean, it's so right wing.
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sometimes ya just gotta change your image.

Later in the week, after he has narrowed the choices, there will be a poll for his new handle...

I'm so hopin' that Baba Deej does not make the short list.
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Or Pudum Deejum. Well, it's better than Rammed Ass .... or was that Ram Dass? :boggle:

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Caroluna wrote:Don't you think the new avatar is awfully political, though?
I mean, it's so right wing.
SNORT! :lol:

That was bad, Carol....really bad. Almost Sluderesque even ;)
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izzarina wrote:
Caroluna wrote:Don't you think the new avatar is awfully political, though?
I mean, it's so right wing.
SNORT! :lol:

That was bad, Carol....really bad. Almost Sluderesque even ;)
Hey! :x

(Okay, I'm really just peeved that she beat me to it. :oops: )
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djm wrote:Or Pudum Deejum. Well, it's better than Rammed Ass .... or was that Ram Dass? :boggle:

djm
Ew!! I like Pudum Deejum!

Ah, Ram Dass... them was some fun times!
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Alan wrote:
djm wrote:Daisy ................ Dai...........sy .........................Give ........ me ...............your ................. an......swer ..................





do



The cool thing about 2001 when it came out was that it was about outerspace stuff treated seriously by a serious director. We were so used to anything to do with scifi being treated like cheap Saturday matinée stuff for kids that it was a real eye-opener to see it treated as serious drama.

2001 paved the way for more realistic treatment of scifi topics in film. It is very much a visual experience. If you came to it looking for action per second, or if you need to receive information in nothing greater than 20 second sound-bites, you will be disappointed. If you have the capacity to just sit back and enjoy the vistas, you will start to appreciate what Kubrick has created.

djm
Wow... I actually agree completely with a post by djm!

It must be the new avatar... :lol:
Count me in on this one...

Hey! I get to sit on the same bench as djm and Alan! Who knew! :D
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