where hot messes go to die

[liminal_space]

so i gave you people that focaccia recipe and none of you have made it. :P that's ok, i'm going to make more this week (or next, kid wants cornbread this week, but that could change) and use the triple zero flour and that will satisfy my need to see loaves of focaccia. =D

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one of my favorite movies of all times is "mildred pierce" with she of the

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[mallorys_camera]

Crampons! Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

[liminal_space]

I'll show that snow.

[chocolate_frapp]

Joan Crawford always scared the piss out of me, even in Whatever Happened to Baby Jane, where you're SUPPOSED to feel sorry for her. (great movie, though)

I loved the miniseries.

I can give you another example of the movie being better than the book. Forrest Gump. One of my favorite movies. The book is HORRIBLE.

[liminal_space]

I liked the book lol the movie was super good, though.

[chocolate_frapp]

BTW I never read the book Jaws, was it really that bad??

[liminal_space]

Horrible. Terrible. That bad.

[adafrog]

Hope the bowling went okay.

[honor_reid]

My dad loved the movie Jaws, so I saw it a lot growing up. It was good. From your description it sounds like I haven't missed out not having read the book.

Good luck with the web design!

[kensmind]

I totally agree with you, re books vs. movies (though I never read Peter Benchley's "Jaws"). The biggest example of 2023 is Killers of the Flower Moon: AMAZING book, one of the best I've ever read. As for the movie, there's no way it needed to be over 3 and a half hours long, and the only thing that saves it is that the book tells such a great story.

20 isn't below freezing in Celcius, You didn't happen to be in Canada (or some other metric wonderland) when you had this conversation did you? If so, you're right, he's wrong.