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Posted by Neredbojias on 07/13/07 02:26
Well bust mah britches and call me cheeky, on Thu, 12 Jul 2007 20:30:16
GMT Blinky the Shark scribed:
> With the advent of Netflix, my "collection" stopped growing; it was
> never large. I don't need to see many movies more than once.
Really? Most of what I consider good movies I've seen more than once.
Some, like the original "King Kong", probably 50 times or more.
>> Can't believe you've just seen Robin Hood. They used to show that on
>> TV every other week when I was a kid. Did you live in a fishbowl or
>> what?
>
> No. There are scores of thousands of movies in the world. Also how do
> you know that my having seen it just a couple of months ago means I
> never saw it before?
Oh, I thought that's what you meant by that. We -are- talking about the
Errol Flynn version, right?
> *I* don't know if I've seen it before -- I don't
> remember every film I've seen in my 60 years. Also the sound is pretty
> bad under water...
Water in the ears makes the brain soggy, too. However, the mind is the
_second_ thing to go.
I remember most movies I've seen, even obscure gems like "Bosom Babes
from Addis Ababa". <g>
>>> Giant radioactive Google Groupers seeking their revenge.
>>
>> Ah, you've seen too many movies...
>
> No, I've seen too many Google Groupers.
Well, ya gotta admit, they make everyone else look good.
>> ... I visited/briefly-stayed-in that area many moons ago. Was
>> familiar with Van Nuys H.S., Studio City as well as North Hollywood,
>
> I'm in the south side of NoHo, close to Studio City. Actually, a few
> years ago my part of NoHo became Valley Village, but that's such a
local
> name I rarely bother using it.
Can't recall the street or area of Studio City I stayed in, but it was a
house-behind-a-house on the same (fairly large) lot. 'Probably worth a
couple mill today.
>> and a few of the homes on Mulholland drive. Was pursuing this broad
>> whose pants I admired, but, alas, couldn't work it out.
>
> So you had to work it out by yourself... ;)
"Redirection" is a more standards-compliant way of putting it.
--
Neredbojias
A self-made man who worships his creator
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