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shavedapebaby

In brief

Jan 31, 2005 05:51

It iced/snowed/made plain-flavored Slush Puppie all over and we were socked in for a day. Kids were thrilled, though not as thrilled as they would have been if it was actual snowball/snowman snow. Dog seemed to enjoy it once she realized the cold white stuff was edible. I ended up with a four-day weekend out of it. So it's all good ( Read more... )

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pansauce January 31 2005, 05:14:18 UTC

I definitely agree with you about Shaun of the Dead, it was hilarious. I liked Garden State a bit more than you did apparently, though what I liked best about it was it's soundtrack.

shavedapebaby February 1 2005, 07:15:54 UTC

Yeah, kinda like Empire Records. A whiff of a movie, but the soundtrack was great. Wish I hadn't sold it.

priyatelka February 2 2005, 12:57:26 UTC

And it had Liv Tyler in a Catholic school girl outfit...

shavedapebaby February 2 2005, 18:39:30 UTC

It did have that.

I'm just going to sit quietly for a moment. Go about your business, everyone.

nirol January 31 2005, 08:31:42 UTC

We watched Rules of Attraction this weekend, and also Margaret Cho's latest concert film, Cho Revolution. It was a great weekend for snuggling on the couch watching movies!

shavedapebaby February 1 2005, 07:14:18 UTC

So how were they?

nirol February 1 2005, 07:35:45 UTC

Rules of Attraction was kind of weird, but interesting. The guy that played Dawson on Dawson's Creek totally broke with his typecasting on that one. Cho Revolution was pretty funny, but I actually liked her previous one, Notorious C.H.O. better.

And I agree about Shaun of the Dead. Fuckin' hilarious! :)

kungfu1037 January 31 2005, 08:38:28 UTC

i agree with pansauce that i think the whole point of garden state was the soundtrack.. the writer (the scrubs dude) said that he came up with the soundtrack before he even came up with the movie.. so the whole movie is basically based on these emo indie songs that he believes are deep and meaningful.. i thought the movie was cute and i like the music.. i have not seen shaun of the dead yet although i have heard its amazing..

shavedapebaby February 1 2005, 07:12:58 UTC

At the New York premiere of Easy Rider in 1969, Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper ran into Andy Warhol and asked him what he thought of the movie. Andy said, in his guileless Andy way, "You guys made a movie about your record collection. How great."