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imnotommorello

rockety rock rock rocko

Jun 24, 2006 23:45

"even though some sources claim he [rock hudson] is 6' 6" tall, he was actually 6' 4", which can be seen in such films as Send Me No Flowers (1964), in which Clint Walker, at 6' 6" looks taller than Hudson, and in The Undefeated (1969), in which he looks about the same height as John Wayne, who was 6' 4-1/2" tall ( Read more... )

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wendycanflytoo June 25 2006, 17:12:58 UTC

me: (watching bridget jones's diary) hey emily, can you get me a glass of water?

emily: ok.

dad: can you guys turn that down, please?

hmmm.... i guess my life isn't as funny without you two....

aw, man imnotommorello June 25 2006, 20:59:00 UTC

we should totally watch bridget jones's diary sometime after you get back...im

also imnotommorello June 25 2006, 21:00:12 UTC

you're like a king!

ny2cagirl June 26 2006, 21:09:50 UTC

no... it's rockety rock roq rocko... get it right

shit imnotommorello June 27 2006, 05:04:46 UTC

you're right...i'm such a failure.

Re: shit wendycanflytoo June 28 2006, 16:14:58 UTC

hey, remember rocko's modern life?

do you think that was a biopic?

er... biopicartoon?

kind of like how spongebob squarepants is representational of the life of JFK and bratz is a satire of teddy roosevelt's struggle to reunite a fledgling american economy.

or am i reading into it too much?

hmm... imnotommorello June 29 2006, 02:34:31 UTC

actually, 'rocko's modern life' was simply:

"The wacky misadventures of an Australian wallaby and his friends as he finishes his transition to American life"

though it had nothing to do with rock hudson, it is a great reflection on the foreign experience. you are entirely correct on 'spongebob' and 'bratz,' though. that shit's deep...