Fashion Board 6-9-04 to 7-13-04

[patentparanyc]

Originally posted by Diane_Keaton
So what type of plastic surgery do you figure she had? My guess is: (1) nose job (that one is obvious); and (2) a chin implant (her chin now has more length and more strucutre, a bit more pointy). I'd say cheek implants too but, no... I think she just lost weight. Nose job patients are more frequently advised to get chin implants too. That's my guess what happened. I also predict she's gonna end up really hot. PS - Her eyes seem different too. Less bulging. Can anything be done surgically to change bulging eyes?

No matter how U slice it, she is not, and never will be a beautiful woman. She's pleasant looking now, and she certainly tries hard enough as of late. But the features that look decent on Bill are not translated well into a woman's features and she's doubly-whacked with Hillary's bad features as well.

In summary, Facia Bruta.

[SlaveNoMore]

leagleaze
The movie itself? About what I expected. It was actually pretty funny in a lot of places. People applauded at the end.

but will it change ANYONE's vote???

Methinks no.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
but will it change ANYONE's vote???

Methinks no.

W(here)TF did that come from? Take it to politics. And take a valium or whatever might be necessary to calm the fuck down. It's not even July; why so bent out of shape about the voting?

[leagleaze]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
but will it change ANYONE's vote???

Methinks no.

I think if you were sure of your vote before you walked in, you are probably still sure of your vote. I think in many cases it will be preaching to the choir. If however you are sitting on the fence, perhaps it will have an impact. Some of the footage is quite powerful.

I agree with Sunny, it was too long, and Moore could have been in it less. It is my understanding he had already cut a lot of himself out, so I cannot imagine how much time he was originally on the screen. It isn't anything close to the amount of time he spent on the screen in Bowling.

It's also besides the point. You and I can hardly come up with a fair opinion of how it will impact a vote. We're both extremely set in our voting plans and have been for a very long time. So I cannot begin to guess how it would impact a person who is pro-bush or on the fence. I am neither.

But it does beg the question, before you expressed your opinion of whether it would change a vote, did you see it?

[Did you just call me Coltrane?]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
but will it change ANYONE's vote???

Methinks no.

Well, the Jesus Chainsaw Massacre sure made me dislike the Jews, so who knows?

[the Spartan]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
I tried to see it last night -- completely sold out. It was sold out on Saturday night too. Sort of surprising that Dallas crowds came out for it. Pleasantly surprising.

Fwiw, if I lived in Dallas or was visiting my very "good" friend who lives there, I would come out for it. Boc, I am nothing but pleasantly surprising.

[Pretty Little Flower]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
W(here)TF did that come from? Take it to politics. And take a valium or whatever might be necessary to calm the fuck down. It's not even July; why so bent out of shape about the voting?

I do not think that it is any secret that Moore made the movie and timed its release in part to try to have some influence on the election. Therefore, when reviewing the movie, it does not strike me as that absurd to comment on this aspect of it. Nor did Slave's tone seem so strident as to require a valium prescription. But, I understand that the bar with respect to the latter has been set fairly low by some on this board. Board rules mandate that I now insert a parenthetical: (Hi B'n'B!)

[the Spartan]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
W(here)TF did that come from? Take it to politics. And take a valium or whatever might be necessary to calm the fuck down. It's not even July; why so bent out of shape about the voting?

Picasso told me that when he was the mayor of Mougins his standard exortation to his constituents was "vote early and often".

FWIW.

[sunnybunny]

Originally posted by leagleaze
I think if you were sure of your vote before you walked in, you are probably still sure of your vote. I think in many cases it will be preaching to the choir. If however you are sitting on the fence, perhaps it will have an impact. Some of the footage is quite powerful.

I agree with Sunny, it was too long, and Moore could have been in it less. It is my understanding he had already cut a lot of himself out, so I cannot imagine how much time he was originally on the screen. It isn't anything close to the amount of time he spent on the screen in Bowling.

It's also besides the point. You and I can hardly come up with a fair opinion of how it will impact a vote. We're both extremely set in our voting plans and have been for a very long time. So I cannot begin to guess how it would impact a person who is pro-bush or on the fence. I am neither.

But it does beg the question, before you expressed your opinion of whether it would change a vote, did you see it?

All i can tell y'all is that it's going to take a lot to drag me to the ballot booth this year. Normally, I'm the first one in line. I may just vote for Nader.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
I do not think that it is any secret that Moore made the movie and timed its release in part to try to have some influence on the election. Therefore, when reviewing the movie, it does not strike me as that absurd to comment on this aspect of it. Nor did Slave's tone seem so strident as to require a valium prescription. But, I understand that the bar with respect to the latter has been set fairly low by some on this board. Board rules mandate that I now insert a parenthetical: (Hi B'n'B!)

STFU. I wasn't opining on whether he needed a prescription. He should just take a pill or two.

Can't we all just get along?

Where is RT (or a stand-in) with the titillating tidbit of the day? Theoretically impregnanting leagl in a couple years doesn't count.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by the Spartan
Picasso told me that when he was the mayor of Mougins his standard exortation to his constituents was "vote early and often".

FWIW.

That is not titillating either.

[leagleaze]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
Where is RT (or a stand-in) with the salacious tidbit of the day? Theoretically impregnanting leagl in a couple years doesn't count.

I'm hurt that I am not salacious enough for you. I also have to leave. (But not because I am hurt.) Enjoy your lack of salacious communication though and have a lovely day.

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by leagleaze
I'm hurt that I am not salacious enough for you. I also have to leave. (But not because I am hurt.) Enjoy your lack of salacious communication though and have a lovely day.

I meant titillating. And I did not intend to hurt you, but if you are hurt, I guess you are hurt.

We will miss you. Have a great day. Careful with the turkey basters.

[the Spartan]

Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
. Board rules mandate that I now insert a parenthetical

New Board Motto!

[Pretty Little Flower]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
STFU. I wasn't opining on whether he needed a prescription. He should just take a pill or two.

My understanding is that Valium is only available by prescription.

Can't we all just get along?

That is my goal. That was the goal of my earlier post. That is always my goal. I am the most misunderstood poster ever.