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Title: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: rednekrubbrduck on Sep 28, 2003, 07:05 PM
 Ok..this may even be a lil off topic for here even, but I just had to share.  DW brought home this movie last night to watch, and being the dutifull DH I am (and being there wasn t anything else on tv last night), I watched it with her.  After watching it..something accurred to me...the night this movie first came out in the theaters, I heard a sound, and I now know what it was.  It was the sound of every male forced to watch this with their significant other losing their...um, shall we say family jewels, in unison..hitting the floor...and rolling away.  After watching it...I now need a severe dose of guy movies to regrow hair on my chest.  Think I m gonna start with either StarShip Troopers, or Smokey and the Bandit, then maybe Saving Private Ryan (not Pearl Harbor...that s a chick flick that guys can tollerate cause it has real good special effects).  Might move onto Black Dog, then Full Metal Jacket.  Might have to throw in there The Great Outdoors.  Now excuse me..I need to make me an herbal tea, and give myelf a facial.  [:D]
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: Cadeuses on Jan 08, 2003, 07:55 AM
 rednekrubbrduckGlad to say I haven t watched it...
 
 ha..!
 
 You poor soul you...
 
 Have a nice day... sipping your tea!
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: Ernhrts3n8 on Jan 08, 2003, 08:04 AM
 rednekrubbrduckI must say that I truly enjoy reading your posts.   I have not seen that movie yet, but now I can t wait to.
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: gnsmith on Jan 08, 2003, 12:19 PM
 rednekrubbrduckMy DW is been trying to get me to watch it. NO WAY I am getting stuck . I run and hide. I don t care what any one thinks. Duck, That could effect you the rest of your life. I recomment start out with a case a beer and all the action-adventurer movies you can get your hands on. If you start now you might pull out this. [:D][:D][:D][:D][:D]
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: whippetwrun on Jan 08, 2003, 12:43 PM
 rednekrubbrduckWow, what an awesome review, RNRD!  I gotta get DH to pick that one up tonight![;)]
 
 Actually, it was suggested to me by a friend that either I watch on my own or with some of the girls.
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: Cadeuses on Jan 08, 2003, 01:44 PM
 rednekrubbrduckHey Duck;
   I have some RAMBO and Arnold movies here I could loan you to help snap you out of the ESTROGEN COMA you re in!  [;)][8D][;)][8D][;)][8D]
 
 How s the facial coming?
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: Cadeuses on Jan 08, 2003, 02:09 PM
 rednekrubbrduckHey Duck;
   Pull these " rules"  out and give them to your DW next time she suggests a chick flick... or you start suffering from ESTROGEN OVERLOAD!
 
 Have a nice day... BTW the facial looks great!
 
 The Rules -- This  Time By Men
 
 
 We always hear " the rules"  from the female side. Now here  are the
 rules from the male side. These are our rules!
 Please note:  .. these are all numbered " 1"  ON PURPOSE!
 
 
 1.) Learn to work the toilet  seat. You re a big girl. If it s up,
 put it down. We need it up, you need  it down. You don t hear us
 bitching about you leaving it down.
 
 1.) Birthdays, Valentines, and Anniversaries are not quests to see
 if we can  find the perfect present yet again!
 
 1.) Sometimes we are not thinking  about you. Live with it.
 
 1.) Sunday = sports. It s like the full moon  or the changing of
 the tides. Let it be.
 
 1.) Don t cut your hair.  Ever. Long hair is always more attractive
 than short hair. One of the big  reasons guys fear getting married
 is that married women always cut their  hair, and by then you re stuck
 with her.
 
 1.) Shopping is NOT a sport.  And no, we are never going to think
 of it that way.
 
 1.) Crying is  blackmail.
 
 1.) Ask for what you want. Let us be clear on this one:  Subtle
 hints do not work! Strong hints do not work! Obvious hints do not  work!
 Just say it!
 
 1.) We don t remember dates. Mark birthdays and  anniversaries on a
 calendar. Remind us frequently beforehand.
 
 1.)  Most guys own three pairs of shoes - tops. What makes you
 think we d be  any good at choosing which pair, out of thirty, would look
 good with your  dress?
 
 1.) Yes and No are perfectly acceptable answers to almost every
 question.
 
 1.) Come to us with a problem only if you want help  solving it.
 That s what we do. Sympathy is what your girlfriends are for.
 
 1.) A headache that last for 17 months is a problem. See a doctor.
 
 1.) Check your oil! Please.
 
 1.) Anything we said 6 months ago is  inadmissible in an argument.
 In fact, all comments become null and void  after 7 days.
 
 1.) If you won t dress like the Victoria s Secret girls,  don t
 expect us to act like soap opera guys.
 
 1.) If you think  you re fat, you probably are. Don t ask us. We
 refuse to answer.
 
 1.) If something we said can be interpreted two ways, and one of
 the ways makes you sad or angry, we meant the other one.
 
 1.) You can  either ask us to do something or tell us how you want
 it done. Not both.  If you already know best how to do it, just do it
 yourself.
 
 1.) Whenever possible, please say whatever you have to say during
 commercials.
 
 1.) Christopher Columbus did not need directions, and neither do
 we.
 
 1.) The relationship is never going to be like it was the first two
 months we were going out. Get over it. And quit whining to your
 girlfriends.
 
 1.) ALL men see in only 16 colors, like Windows  default settings.
 Peach, for example, is a fruit, not a color. Pumpkin is  also a
 fruit. We have no idea what mauve is.
 
 1.) If it itches, it will be scratched. We do that.
 
 1.) We are not mind readers and we never  will be. Our lack of
 mind-reading ability is not proof of how little we  care about
 you.
 
 1.) If we ask what is wrong and you say " nothing,"  we  will act
 like nothing s wrong. We know you are lying, but it is just not  worth
 the hassle.
 
 1.) If you ask a question you don t want an  answer to, expect an
 answer you don t want to hear.
 
 1.) When we  have to go somewhere, absolutely anything you wear is
 fine. Really.
 
 1.) Don t ask us what we re thinking about unless you are prepared
 to discuss such topics as navel lint, the shotgun formation, or
 monster trucks.
 
 1.) You have enough clothes.
 
 1.) You have too many  shoes.
 
 1.) Foreign films are best left to foreigners. (Unless it s  Bruce
 Lee or some war flick where it doesn t really matter what they re  
 saying anyway.)
 
 1.) It is neither in your best interest or ours to  take the quiz
 together. No, it doesn t matter which quiz.
 
 1.)  Peanuts are as exciting for us as handbags are for you.
 
 1.) I m in  shape. ROUND is a shape.
 
 1.) Thank you for reading this; Yes, I know, I  have to sleep on
 the couch tonight, but did you know we really don t mind  that, it s
 like camping.
 
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: oldmoose on Jan 08, 2003, 02:18 PM
 rednekrubbrduckOk, I guess I have to be only guy who s seen the movie with my DW and one of our son s with his girlfriend. My son and I were definitely in the minority at the theatre, but we both loved the movie. I thought it was well done and very funny and have the DVD.
 
 Ok, I now have my flack jacket and hard hat on.
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: bikolee on Jan 08, 2003, 02:21 PM
 rednekrubbrduckHey Cadeuse, I really like rule #1[8D]
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: campingcop on Jan 08, 2003, 02:38 PM
 rednekrubbrduckRNRD if you need a good guy movie check out xXx a great shoot um up blow um up movie.
 
 some of the best lines in the movie "  the things I m going to do for my country"  and " I want all this in here" . I m not sure if I quoted it right but its close.
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: bikolee on Jan 08, 2003, 02:43 PM
 rednekrubbrduckSure glad my DW isn t into chick flicks. She s not into the bang-bang shoot em up s either. We both are more of a Silence of the Lambs type.
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: gnsmith on Jan 08, 2003, 05:14 PM
 rednekrubbrduckCadeuses I like rule 1 . But it rule 2 that I don t like. and that is DW has Iron frying pan and would use it on DH ( witch is I ) if I Quoted rule 1 to her. [: (]
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: rednekrubbrduck on Jan 08, 2003, 05:18 PM
 rednekrubbrduckA-Men brother Cadeuses.  And Old Moose?...we know your DW is standing behind you when you typed that entry.  We understand. [8D]
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: Cadeuses on Jan 08, 2003, 05:43 PM
 rednekrubbrduck
QuoteA-Men brother Cadeuses. And Old Moose?...we know your DW is standing behind you when you typed that entry. We understand.

 Ya... and I bet she was holdin  a gun too!
 
 Have a SAFE day!  [;)]
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: wiininkwe on Jan 09, 2003, 07:47 AM
 rednekrubbrduckOkay, I have to confess, I rented the Divine Secrets last weekend too, and DH did watch with me.   No, I didn t force him, but I decided to watch it late Sunday eve, and thought that I might be more comfy watching in the bedroom, and so he happened to be there too, so he got to watch.   At first he was really not excited about it, and by the end he was still not excited about it, but he did say it wasn t as bad as he expected it to be.    I, on the other hand, really liked it.  It s not what I usually would pick, but it was good in it s own way.
 T
 [;)]
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: Trlrboy on Jan 09, 2003, 08:00 AM
 rednekrubbrduckTo offset the yayayayaya junk just think:  " Bond.  James Bond."     Nuff said.
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: rednekrubbrduck on Jan 09, 2003, 08:06 AM
 rednekrubbrduckI feel better today...Midway was on last night, as was an old John Wayne movie.  It was also Enterprise night.  DW asked me to return the movie today.  She said it ll be a day late.  Oh great, they re gonna see me returning it and think I liked it so much I was willing to pay the late fees to see it again.  It s kind of like when she asks me to pick up some feminine hygene products for her. Thinking " Bond..James Bond"
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: Cadeuses on Jan 09, 2003, 08:49 AM
 rednekrubbrduck
 
QuoteORIGINAL:  rednekrubbrduck
 
 I feel better today...Midway was on last night, as was an old John Wayne movie.  It was also Enterprise night.  DW asked me to return the movie today.  She said it ll be a day late.  Oh great, they re gonna see me returning it and think I liked it so much I was willing to pay the late fees to see it again.  It s kind of like when she asks me to pick up some feminine hygene products for her. Thinking " Bond..James Bond"
 

 
 Can you just slide it into a drop slot with a cheque taped to the outside?
 
 Thinking " Terminator... Predator... Full Metal Jacket...  Bond... James Bond..."
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: rednekrubbrduck on Jan 09, 2003, 09:49 AM
 rednekrubbrduckUm..no.  I m one of those folks that likes to see my movie actually checked in.  Guess I ll just put up with the embaressment.
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: iwantapopup on Jan 09, 2003, 04:56 PM
 rednekrubbrduckLooks like my DH will get to live another day, he hasn t posted anything on this subject yet and now that he saw I posted he may think twice??? Just kidding!
 
 I watched it but he passed, I m sure he wished it was some " guy"  flick.
 
 Glad you re feeling better Ian [:)]
 
 
Title: Ya-Ya Sisterhood
Post by: Surfcal on Jan 09, 2003, 05:19 PM
 rednekrubbrduck
 
QuoteORIGINAL:  rednekrubbrduck
 
 Oh great, they re gonna see me returning it and think I liked it so much I was willing to pay the late fees to see it again.

 Hey Duck:
 
 If you enjoyed Ya-Ya Sisterhood, other people who enjoyed that also enjoyed these:
 
 - Terms of Endearment
 - An Officer and a Gentleman
 - Fried Green Tomatoes
 - Thelma and Louise
 
 Be sure to pick those up on your way out the door.
 
 Surfcal
 
 P.S.  Has anyone seen Office Space.  If you haven t, you should.  It s hilarious.
 
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World
Post by: jackgoesthepopup on Jan 10, 2003, 06:42 PM
 rednekrubbrduckI may be polish but I am not stupid. Oscar takes up to much room on the couch Dear.
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood
Post by: jackgoesthepopup on Jan 10, 2003, 06:44 PM
 SurfcalHay!! Fried Green Tomatos was a good movie.
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood
Post by: griffsmom on Jan 11, 2003, 12:43 AM
 Surfcal
 
QuoteORIGINAL:  Surfcal
 
 Hey Duck:
 
 If you enjoyed Ya-Ya Sisterhood, other people who enjoyed that also enjoyed these:
 
 - Terms of Endearment
 - An Officer and a Gentleman
 - Fried Green Tomatoes
 - Thelma and Louise
 
 Be sure to pick those up on your way out the door.
 
 Surfcal
 
 P.S.  Has anyone seen Office Space.  If you haven t, you should.  It s hilarious.
 
 

 I would just like to say that not all women go in for sappy " chick flick"  movies.  Terms of Endearment and An Officer and A Gentlemen (not to mention any movie with Julia Roberts in it) are at the top of my " Refuse to ever see of my own free will"  list.  Drag your fingernails down a blackboard; play " Oh Mickey, you re so fine, you re so fine you blow my mind, hey Mickey"  over and over until my ears bleed; perform chinese water torture on me until I have a permanent indentation on my forehead, just dont  make me watch those movies.  Any movie whose sole purpose is to make you cry by the end of it does nothing but annoy the snot out of me.  I saw YaYa with a couple of girlfriends on a rare girls  night out and didn t like it, but that was because I had read the book.  (I m one of those that always reads the book and then doesn t like the movie because they can t accomplish in 90 minutes what they did in 300 pages. Huh, go figure...)  Give me a good ol suspense thriller or comedy any time.
 
 BTW, I love Office Space!![:D]  Here s the scary part--I m totally Milton Waddams![:o] I actually bought my own stapler when I worked for State Farm back in the early 90s--I can t stand a stapler that won t staple more than three pieces of paper.  I ve taken that stapler with me everytime I moved jobs.  Still have it too!  Anyway, work sucks! [;)]
 
Title: On Office Space
Post by: Surfcal on Jan 11, 2003, 02:48 AM
 griffsmom
 
QuoteORIGINAL:  griffsmom
 
 BTW, I love Office Space!![:D]  Here s the scary part--I m totally Milton Waddams![:o] I actually bought my own stapler when I worked for State Farm back in the early 90s--I can t stand a stapler that won t staple more than three pieces of paper.  I ve taken that stapler with me everytime I moved jobs.  Still have it too!  Anyway, work sucks! [;)]
 
 

 Yeah, uh Griffsmom, we re gonna need you to work on any weekend that uh you re planning on camping.
 
 Yeah, thanks a bunch.
 
 Surfcal
 
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood
Post by: rednekrubbrduck on Jan 11, 2003, 07:41 AM
 jackgoesthepopup
 
QuoteORIGINAL:  jackgoesthepopup
 
 Hay!! Fried Green Tomatos was a good movie.
 

 
 I m right there with ya buddy.  Actually like this one also..especially the line " I m older and have more insurance" .  Officer and a Gentleman is a good date movie cause of the military stuff.  Office Space was hysterical.  Returned Ya-Ya..and told the guy it was my wife s...not mine.  He just chuckled.  No late fee either (whew).  I m lucky that Lori isn t really into chick flicks either, and is like me in the fact she likes movies with real good special effects.  One of our favorites is Rat Race, cause it s just wrong on so many levels.  Get (or rent) the DVD with the deleted scenes, those are way to funny..especially when the bus full of Lucy look-a-likes meet the bus full of Ricky look-a-likes.
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood
Post by: rednekrubbrduck on Jan 11, 2003, 07:43 AM
 SurfcalP.S...Tim..tell your GD that Logan has a new GF.  The neighbor girl who s in his class.  She has him wrapped around her little finger all ready.
Title: RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood
Post by: jackgoesthepopup on Jan 11, 2003, 12:24 PM
 SurfcalLinda and i were talking about where to put her power wheels jeep when we go camping together. You remimber how cute they were together riding thier bikes in hannibal. I told linda we have to take it no matter what the kids would have a ball. Katie looks up and says can we go see Logan. I won t tell her it will break her heart.