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tearsinrain In reply to singsang [2005-12-12 16:48:30 +0000 UTC]

Thank you!

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tearsinrain In reply to Alexandrielle [2005-12-12 17:25:30 +0000 UTC]

Well, i'm not about to complain ~ thanks very much!

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Alexandrielle In reply to tearsinrain [2005-12-12 18:10:54 +0000 UTC]

No problemo, great art has to be appreciated

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tearsinrain In reply to SparrowsFlame [2005-12-12 17:18:09 +0000 UTC]

Aww, you're so sweet! Thanks very much!

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SparrowsFlame In reply to tearsinrain [2005-12-13 02:04:28 +0000 UTC]

You're very welcome!

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tearsinrain In reply to neonerd336 [2005-12-12 00:07:49 +0000 UTC]

Heh heh... well, you should see the ones i've done that turn out so horribly that they end up going directly into the bin. Unfortunately there are quite a few more of that type than ones that turn out decently. But, thank you!

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tearsinrain In reply to Fatimah [2005-12-11 23:14:10 +0000 UTC]

Thanks much! I didn't know this was available as a poster - hmm, might have to get it.

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Fatimah In reply to tearsinrain [2005-12-11 23:46:45 +0000 UTC]

ah you're a fan then ?? the first time i ever saw marlon brando was my first viewing of superman on tv, i was around 9 or 10 i think and i saw him walking around in this shiny fabric and i went 'ooooo mum, who's that man ' even back then, when he already had a belly he was pretty handsome

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tearsinrain In reply to Fatimah [2005-12-12 18:11:34 +0000 UTC]

Oh, absolutely. I think he's brilliant, though some of the later things he did were a little... off (The Island of Dr. Moreau leaps to mind). Heh, i'd forgotten about him being in Superman.

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Fatimah In reply to tearsinrain [2005-12-12 22:08:03 +0000 UTC]

lol, the first time i saw the island of dr. moreau, i was completely bug eyed by how cheesy it seemed. i couldn't make it through the film, tried 3 different times at the beginning, halfway mark and somewhere after that. would've thought that this was going to be a great movie because the cast wasn't half bad, and val kilmer, though i really have no liking for him is...lol..val is val..i always keep remembering him from Willow as Mad Martigan, if you haven't seen that movie, you have to hire it..you'll die laughing at some parts because kilmer usually walks around with this smug grin, but in the movie, he's half the time 'not there' upstairs i liked MB in Don Juan de Marco and Godfather was pretty good too, charisma just drfits off him in waves what the hell happened to him though ?? one second everything looks ok, the next it looks like he said 'i don't give a damn shit. let me be'

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tearsinrain In reply to Fatimah [2005-12-13 09:51:02 +0000 UTC]

Cheesy - i know what you mean. I made it all the way through, but i kept thinking it was just kind of sad. Hmm, haven't seen Willow. I'm not a big fan of Val Kilmer, but i liked him in The Doors, and Tombstone, and Wonderland.

Yeah, Don Juan de Marco's a good one ~ especially since Johnny Depp's in it too. Double charisma whammy there. I like most everything Brando did, but i especially like the 50s films like A Streetcar Named Desire, On the Waterfront and The Wild One. I'm not sure what happened with him later, other than maybe he really didn't give a damn anymore.

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Fatimah In reply to tearsinrain [2005-12-13 23:41:21 +0000 UTC]

when i think of val kilmer, i think 'chicklets' bubbglegum...lol..he has such big teeth and from the looks of it a beastly temper, but then again so do i

films made in the earlier 1900s always make me laugh because the actors/actresses seemed so much more...*searches for word* ernest ?? i think that's an appropriate word, less plastic, more oomph. so when someone was shot or attacked, the female companion gave of a shrill scream that penetrated all the way to the next street sure there weren't sp. fx/cgi etc but lol, those movies are a hoot to watch.

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tearsinrain In reply to Fatimah [2005-12-14 22:49:32 +0000 UTC]

Oh, great - now *i'm* going to be thinking 'chicklets'. Heh.

One thing i don't like about old movies is that whenever there's a fight and a girl's around, it seems she's always standing there helplessly, even if there's some large blunt object handy that she could easily pick up and whack the bad guy with. I guess back then it was considered too unladylike to get involved, even if the boyfriend/husband/whatever was getting the crap kicked out of him by someone. Or maybe it just wouldn't do to have the male star needing help from his girl. Though why, i don't know. I mean jeez, if i'm on the losing end of a fight and my girlfriend's just standing there watching with a big iron candlestick right next to her, i'd be saying 'uh, honey - a little help here?'

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Fatimah In reply to tearsinrain [2005-12-15 00:03:23 +0000 UTC]

ah well I wouldn't shirk away from helping...lol...i suppose the male/female roles were clearly defined back then as the male = macho hero, woman = pair of boobs and a pretty smile lol, of course if she didn help you, might there be alot of ribbing in the future about how she bailed your A$$ out of course if it were me, my mother would tell me not to break anything and why was i acting like a man not like i purposely like having my nose broken or anything *God forbid...well actually my nose has been broken when the ball hit my face...didn't even know it was broken since i didn't swell up terribly or go blue *watching too many movies so i thought if my nose were broken, it would look like the broken movie nose - swelling around the eye, turn bluish etc That shows how much i know * my mother almost killed me for that, she said i can never play sports again or i should wear a helmet but i don't know if that's such a bad idea, women seem to love throwing the ball at my face and then going 'oops, sorry'

lol, don't lie you've never ever wondered about his teeth ?? did you watch 'there's something about Mary' ? didn't you see Matt Dillon with all his teeth capped
he looked like he had mistakenly donned val's teeth that morning

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tearsinrain In reply to Fatimah [2005-12-17 22:44:02 +0000 UTC]

~laughs~ Well, if the situation was so dire that i needed help, i'd be happy enough to be alive that no amount of teasing would bother me, i think.

You didn't know your nose was broken? Wasn't there a crunch? Though i suppose if you're in the middle of a game, you probably wouldn't notice.

Seriously, i never noticed anything odd about Val's teeth, but if they really resemble Matt Dillon's caps in that movie that's rather scary. Hrm, i haven't seen Kiss Kiss Bang Bang yet and now i'm going to be staring at his teeth during it. Gah!

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Fatimah In reply to tearsinrain [2005-12-17 22:51:20 +0000 UTC]

lol, yeah well you don't seem the type to be bothered by that kind of thing, unless your girlfriend is/will be the type to bring it up all the time, and if she does...dump her

no crunch and no turning blue and it was during practice...lol....sometimes i wonder if i'd notice something happening right under my nose *can be the most oblivious person in the world and it drives everyone around me nuts*

lol...you might not have noticed because you're a guy so you might be thinking about whether you've got bigger cahones than him...lol..*wonders when she got so rude and blunt ??* Is kiss kiss bang bang the film where he kisses RDowney jr ??

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tearsinrain In reply to Fatimah [2005-12-18 20:41:12 +0000 UTC]

... or right on top of your nose, as the case may be.

I actually wasn't thinking any such thing, but now that you mention it.... Hehhe, kidding. Hmm, i knew that Kilmer's character's name is 'Gay Perry' ~lol~ but i hadn't heard about the kiss. Well, now - there's one more reason to see it.

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Fatimah In reply to tearsinrain [2005-12-18 21:19:15 +0000 UTC]

lol...ahh yea real original name lol...you're going to bring all your chums from the valley

lol, how exactly can something be on the top of my nose ?? That sentence is coming off wrong ??

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tearsinrain In reply to Fatimah [2005-12-18 21:51:37 +0000 UTC]

~laughs~ Well, i imagine "Gay Perry" is a play on the term 'gay Paris', pronounced the French way. I thought that was funny/clever. But then, sometimes i'm easily amused.

No, no mates from the valley - or West Hollywood, either. Not that there would be anything wrong with that. ~shrug~

Um, sorry for being somewhat obscure. You'd said you sometimes wonder if you'd notice something happening right under your nose - but the ball hit you right on top of your nose, ergo my pathetic attempt at humour, which has failed miserably.

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Fatimah In reply to tearsinrain [2005-12-18 22:14:06 +0000 UTC]

lol...I'm naive in certain things so the way you just said the name made sense lol, you got me there

hmmm, did i say the ball hit me on top ?? lol, that reminds me of an advert i remember, from Çremora: top of the coffee creamers' used to come on tv often when i was a kid...this woman's husband is frantically turning the kitchen upside down, searching everywhere...what for..we don't know yet...then he's scrambling through the fridge chucking things everywhere, he yells to his wife 'where's the cremora *or something to that effect* it's not inside'...and she yells back: it's not inside, it's on top. that was kinda pointless but i'd never seen someone so rabid for powdered fat besides for which my mother never let me watch that advert in peace because she kept stressing to me how bad that would be for my cholesterol as if a 9 yr old would care about that

lol, right i get the joke did you by any chance watch 'clueless' with alicia silverstone (sp ??) ?? There's a part where this female with red hair during PE (don't know what you call physical education that side) that's trying to get out of it *so's 99 % of her classmates, all of them have a note from their plastic surgeon for something - ie. life of the beverly hills kids* so she tells the teacher Ms Stoeger/stodger (??) 'my plastic surgeon doesn't want me doing any activity where balls fly at my nose.' and another girl sniggers to her friend: 'there goes her social life' that film was totally brainless, but i had a good laugh...lol..the words they use and phrases they came up with just had me rolling around in pain 'It is one thing to spark up a doobie and get laced at parties, but it is quite another to be fried all day.' lol..what's a doobie ??

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tearsinrain In reply to Fatimah [2005-12-22 19:09:36 +0000 UTC]

No, haven't seen Clueless - that's not really my kind of film. I tend to like quirky art films & dark sci-fi & things that don't have nice neat happy endings. But a doobie =

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Fatimah In reply to tearsinrain [2005-12-22 22:04:36 +0000 UTC]

lol, clueless (watched it when i was 14 i think ??) was a blast to watch mostly because the language used gave me a thorough ab workout. i thought they overdid it with the stupidity but i was wrong. the people that i've met from the us *thus far* have been rather low in the intellectual scale, not saying that south africans are a brilliant bunch, but there's something just so...ridiculous when they open their mouths. it's a bunch of 'liké this and yeah, like i couldn't believe it was like happening to me' how many times can a person possibly insert the word 'like' into a sentence without coming off as a total moron ?? Not saying this about everyone, not sure where you're from *did i ask ??* but if you're from the US then, you're one of the few that I've talked with, that actually has a working mind *lol ie. you're intelligent *

so then you wouldn't want to watch Anne of green gables with me oh no!!! I'm torn

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bored-out-of-my-mind In reply to Fatimah [2005-12-11 22:52:15 +0000 UTC]

I agree with that

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Fatimah In reply to bored-out-of-my-mind [2005-12-11 23:08:51 +0000 UTC]

*pats us both on the back for our good taste*

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tearsinrain In reply to Rocker28 [2005-12-11 23:09:39 +0000 UTC]

Thanks very much, Chad!

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