RE: Ya-Ya Sisterhood..and the Sound Heard Around the World

Started by Cadeuses, Jan 08, 2003, 07:55 AM

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Trlrboy

#15
Jan 09, 2003, 08:00 AM
 rednekrubbrduckTo offset the yayayayaya junk just think:  " Bond.  James Bond."     Nuff said.

rednekrubbrduck

#16
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"

Cadeuses

#17
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..."

rednekrubbrduck

#18
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.

iwantapopup

#19
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 [:)]
 
 

Surfcal

#20
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.
 

jackgoesthepopup

#21
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.

jackgoesthepopup

#22
Jan 10, 2003, 06:44 PM
 SurfcalHay!! Fried Green Tomatos was a good movie.

griffsmom

#23
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! [;)]
 

Surfcal

#24
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
 

rednekrubbrduck

#25
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.

rednekrubbrduck

#26
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.

jackgoesthepopup

#27
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.
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