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Movie Quotes Entry has been Edited
Feb. 29th, 2008 06:20 am In case anyone is curious, the entry now has the answers (and potential spoilers, but none of my movies are new...), including the characters and actors.
Pick 15 of your favorite movies.
Go to IMDb (if necessary) and find a quote from each movie.
Post them here for everyone to guess.
Strike it out when someone guesses correctly, and put who guessed it and the movie.
NO GOOGLING/using IMDb search functions.
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Have fun!
Ready For Some Football...To Be Over
Feb. 3rd, 2008 10:14 pmNormally, if I watch the Super Bowl at all, it's for the more entertaining of the commercials.
This year, I watched with more attention than usual, to honor the memory of my beloved friend Robert the Giants fan, who suffered through a number of disappointing seasons in the years I knew him 8) Football used to be a male-bonding experience with his family, sometimes including the men having to remind each other that, no matter what the provocation, Men Do Not Cry.
During the six Big Games when I knew Rob, the games were often very one-sided affairs decisively over before half time. Today's game was not one of those. I Am Not A Sports Fan, but even I could appreciate two relatively evenly-matched teams having equally good playing days.
This year, for those who are interested, a website has been created for viewing just the commercials (Budweiser had ads which claimed their beer now conferred Special Benefits like the power of flight or the ability to breathe fire. Those were cute. FedEx showed a company which trained hi-tech carrier pigeons to deliver their packages. Also cute.)
www.myspace.com/superbowlads
This year, I watched with more attention than usual, to honor the memory of my beloved friend Robert the Giants fan, who suffered through a number of disappointing seasons in the years I knew him 8) Football used to be a male-bonding experience with his family, sometimes including the men having to remind each other that, no matter what the provocation, Men Do Not Cry.
During the six Big Games when I knew Rob, the games were often very one-sided affairs decisively over before half time. Today's game was not one of those. I Am Not A Sports Fan, but even I could appreciate two relatively evenly-matched teams having equally good playing days.
This year, for those who are interested, a website has been created for viewing just the commercials (Budweiser had ads which claimed their beer now conferred Special Benefits like the power of flight or the ability to breathe fire. Those were cute. FedEx showed a company which trained hi-tech carrier pigeons to deliver their packages. Also cute.)
www.myspace.com/superbowlads
