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Quote from: wr250 on December 24, 2014, 07:34:49 PM
heres one for LMH (mutilated.cow):



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OMG!  Choked on my eggnog!!        HA!

Merry Christmas, Gabor.  And Happy Pancake, too!

Been mixing, stirring, baking, simmering since 5am.  I'm too tired to eat!  Nah, I'll manage.


Merry Christmas to all and to all Happy Pancake!!       

Quote from: coaster on December 24, 2014, 06:48:24 AM
I wonder if it wouldn't have been easier just to turn off the radio.

What?  You can do that??   


Happy Pancake, coaster!

And a day of foul weather on Imolg to all!

Thank you, Zoo!!1


I wish you and yours good health and peace.  May the warmth of the season be with you.     

Quote from: MV on December 23, 2014, 02:54:00 AM
b_dubb quit, onan is too busy with life/work.

Crap.

Quote from: wr250 on December 22, 2014, 06:12:42 PM
best christmas ever for him i bet.

Yeah, I'll be living that one down for quite a while, I'm sure. 

Things that bring me joy?


Reading the posts from maureen and pyewacket.  Happy pancakes, ladies.   

BATEMAN!!!


Last night I was gently awakened by the melodious, gentle laughter of my son(who's home from college).
Yeah, guffaws, snorting, gasping for breath....I came running out into the living room to find him on the Amazon account, doubled over.
Thanks.
Oh, yeah.  He showed me how to delete my recently viewed crap.   :

Quote from: yumyumtree on December 18, 2014, 07:22:44 PM
Auntie Mame 1958

Quote from: Unscreened Caller on December 19, 2014, 08:33:18 PM
"Life is a banquet, and most poor suckers are starving to death." Love that film, but I'm also a big Rosalind Russell fan and she was absolutely brilliant.

  One of my favorites!! 


"Wife?"
"Think, Agnes.  Think!"


Just watched it again last night.   

Beautiful, Avi.


May your home grow brighter, your faith grow stronger, and your hearts be warm with each candle you light.
Happy Hanukkah!

Quote from: Kelt on December 14, 2014, 07:48:46 PM
The French Revolution and the Age of Napoleon - S.M. Desan
The History of Ancient Rome - G G Fagan
The Roman Way - David Aaronovitch
The Norman Way - David Aaronovitch
Catastrophe 1914 - Max Hastings
Bill The Galactic Hero - Harry Harrison

...all been getting an airing in the last couple of weeks.

If I had seen this list somewhere else on the internet I would be pondering, "Wonder what Bellgabber this is?"   

I've been trying to rate movies on Netflix so I don't have to sift through so much junk. 
After I rated the original movie, Psycho, a little blurb popped up asking me how often I watched mother/son movies like Psycho.


Aaaaaahhhhhhhhh, who the HELL is in charge at NETFLIX???  Mother/son movie???  That's what someone got out of Psycho?
I don't know whether to be sad, mad, or SCARED TO DEATH.  Makes me glad I'm on the down-side of the hill.
Oh, yeah, National Treasure was classified a father/son movie.    Sheesh.

Quote from: Yorkshire pud on December 15, 2014, 12:00:52 PM
This jammy top? Am I thinking that's a euphemism for a rope corset tied too tight in a bondage session? Hence your sides hurting...
Only askin.

Hey, you said it would be our little secret.  Besides, you shouldn't have left it here last time if you didn't want me to play with it.... :


Corset model. (Didn't work out.  That pesky rib thing, you know.)

Quote from: Robert Ghostwolf's Ghost on December 14, 2014, 02:36:42 PM
It's that dogged insistence on historical accuracy that sets your work apart from the rest of the genre and elevates it above the level of mere smut.

Quote from: Yorkshire pud on December 14, 2014, 03:01:06 PM
I draw the line at using food in my great works of erotic fiction though; Although even if I say so myself, the cucumber and squash used in "Rampant adventures of Studs Ramrod, private investigator" was inspired.

Quote from: Yorkshire pud on December 15, 2014, 03:28:00 AM
Arrester hooks and cables are an intrisic element of BDSM naval erotica. But as RGWG helpfully points out I suffer seasickness and therefore can't do any meaningful first hand research.
Damn.

Quote from: Unscreened Caller on December 15, 2014, 05:35:20 AM
Alas. Perhaps this is not the right time to bring up the catapult. 

Crap, I thought I could get another two days out of this jammy-top....
(My sides hurt!)

Quote from: wr250 on December 14, 2014, 04:48:27 PM

i thought you might knit a kleenex cozy out of it...

Hahahahaha.  With all my new-found "free time" I just might do that.   
(Although, I do prefer the plastic canvas kleenex cozies.  More durable.)

Quote from: aldousburbank on December 14, 2014, 08:41:48 AM
Based on the amount of stuff I clean out from the lint filter in the clothes dryer, I figure that I've collectively lost/thrown away several articles of clothing in the past year.

Hey, don't throw that stuff away.  You can make fake Play-Dough out of it.


Damn, I gotta' find a job.... :

Quote from: jazmunda on December 04, 2014, 07:15:46 PM
I imagine the pillow fights aren't as sexy.

Depends on your point of view....

Quote from: pate on December 02, 2014, 10:31:35 PM
I selected this particular clip because this site is supposed to be 'Safe For Work'...

Akkk, I know what I'll be doing all day.  YouTube, Monty Python.  Wonder who delivers pizza this far out....

Thanks, wr.  And I hope you're feeling better. 


Tip o' the hat to area51drone who may be the ONLY person EVA' to be on the phone and have the word "Goodbye" spoken by MV!
He always did like you best....


Yeah, pate, I know.  Grammatically not so correct.  teehee  Just testing you.   

Quote from: pate on December 02, 2014, 08:36:19 PM
Nice show, good clean fun.  Except for that disturbing bit at the beginning, and those other bits later on...

Yeah, but what else do we have to do on a Tuesday evening?

Quote from: jazmunda on December 01, 2014, 03:57:18 PM
It's even more suspicious when 2 kids playing together are silent.

^^^^   Ding, ding, ding, ding.  Aaaaaaand, we have a winner!!   ^^^^^

Quote from: paladin1991 on November 30, 2014, 12:15:54 AM
Original ladyparts?  Where do you keep them?  In the fridge?

Hahaha


I meant "un-enhanced" by synthetic augmentations and such.  (Those parts I do keep in the fridge.) 

Quote from: aldousburbank on November 30, 2014, 09:41:25 AM
When I die I want belly dancers, acid, and Aerosmith at my funeral.

Hmmm, I thought you would have requested Tina Turner too.   

Oh, brick wall, oh, brick wall.  Wherefore art thou?


As someone with original lady parts I can say I find most persons who weren't born with the same parts creepy and pervy.  Not every one of you, mind you.  Just a whole lot of ya'll.
Probably the same reason some folks can appreciate the flavor of brussels sprouts and some folks cannot. : We are all so different and all so similar.
Anyone ever try a chocolate-covered brussels sprout?

Quote from: aldousburbank on November 28, 2014, 06:35:20 AM
Hey whut?

This is not the vegetable conversation you are looking for.


Happy Pancake. 

Quote from: zeebo on November 27, 2014, 02:39:16 PM
The moral ambiguity though I actually thought was pretty interesting, the way the characters have different motivations and moods and alignments that shift and develop throughout.  It does make it hard to know who to root for, or against though.  Certain characters I still don't know how to classify.  In any case there are several that I'm invested in at this point and still really want to know how it turns out for them.  (Btw I'm not being specific here to avoid spoilers.)

Ha! I've read everyting so far and I still don't know how to take a lot of the characters.  But it is very interesting.  I guess that's why I'm still hooked on both books and TV.   

Quote from: Unscreened Caller on November 26, 2014, 03:58:37 PM

I've been doing the Game of Thrones game, too. The actors are everywhere. The BBC had another miniseries about a young woman who joins the British army as a medic and heads to Afghanistan. One guy gives her a hard time and later develops a crush on her. I knew I saw him somewhere - he's the psycho who tortures Theon. Then there was an adaptation of Under Milkwood, (highly recc'd) and there he was again. He's all over the place. 

Can't wait for season 5. I've seen some stills from production and it looks epic.

Iwan Rheon.  He's also in Vicious, a series with Derek Jacobi & Ian McKellen.  Far from the Ramsey Bolton Character on GoT. 


Iain Glen (Jorah Mormont, right hand to Daenerys) plays the title character in Jack Taylor. 


In the Fall I kept thinking I should know the big wig and his side kick.  It took me a while to realize it was Barristan Selmy(Ian McElhinney) and Roose Bolton(Michael McElhatton).  I must have been distracted by Gillian Anderson's accent....


Jeeze, how many of these guys are named Ian(or some variant)?   hahahaha


I've read all the books so far.  And I agree. 3rd and 4th kinda' dragged for me.  And 5th was rambling, rambling.  The series changes a lot of the characters, so you don't always know what's going to happen.  Except, of course, for the shocking, appalling, "surprises" that unfold every 9th episode.   But as soon as #6 comes out I'll be grabbing it.  Can't stop now.   

Quote from: Unscreened Caller on November 26, 2014, 05:47:08 AM

I don't get the weird accent. Gillian Anderson was born in the UK before emigrating when she was a kid. I can't tell what region she's striving for, but it's fun to listen to, anyway. And James Dornan - holy crap, loved him as the sheriff in Once Upon a Time but what a creep he is in this.

Also, when it comes out "The Missing" currently on BBC and Starz with James Nesbitt is highly recc'd.

I've been watching series on Netflix lately.  I'm having fun picking out the actors who have parts in Game of Thrones.  They all look so different with clothes on....


I've enjoyed all your recommendations so far.      Especially the creepy guys. teehee