Making a buck cleaning Lester's spittle trays on Sequels' 22-year old supermodel abs

[Anne Elk]

Originally posted by Sparklehorse
Since there is a minor subplot of music, can I alter it slightly? Over the weekend, I watched and enjoyed Ghost World and Donnie Darko, both per recommendations from the board. Any more recommendations?

Dogtown and the Z-Boys, the documentary by Stacy Peralta.
Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai
The Straight Story

[greatwhitenorthchick]

Originally posted by Sparklehorse
Since there is a minor subplot of music, can I alter it slightly? Over the weekend, I watched and enjoyed Ghost World and Donnie Darko, both per recommendations from the board. Any more recommendations?

If you like Jake Gyllenhaal, rent the Good Girl. It's good.

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
I use it. It works. Very gradually though.

Any bad side effects at all? Do you use it daily?

[Pretty Little Flower]

Originally posted by ironweed
Currently in my cd changer is the Thievery Corporation cd with the tune that Flower has said makes him feel like he is in an ultra-exclusive club with beautiful models all around. I must be listening to it wrong, however, because I just feel like a guy in a car when I listen to it. Also in cd changer:

Another Thievery Corporation CD (boy am I gay)
De La Soul Mixtape CD (lots of good guest stuff from Mos Def and others and hilarious live version of Potholes in my Lawn)
The Gorillaz (first one with Clint Eastwood or whatever that "woo-roo-koo-koo" song is called)
Virus 100 (Dead Kennedys covers by various people - my friend made me put it in and I skip it all the time but am too lazy to take it out - good hiphop version of "California Uber Alles" though and Napalm Death's version of Nazi Punks Fuck Off is good for road rage moments)
Lee Scratch Perry compilation

Do me a favor - make Not Bob a mixed CD. Pretty much anything you are listening to. Just throw it on a CD. It will be good for him. Oh, and don't bother trying to conjure the mental image of the exclusive club, hot chicks, etc. It's not going to happen for you.

The song is called Clint Eastwood. The second Gorillaz CD is growing on me, just like the first one did. I have not listened to it enough yet to tell which songs I will ultimately like, but I think it is at least a pretty good CD. I like the song with the De La guest appearance. Speaking of De La and Gorillaz, one CD I am having a hard time getting into is the second Handsome Boy Modeling School. I want to like it. But I'm not sure I do.

[Alex_de_Large]

Originally posted by Anne Elk
Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai

Loved it. Great soundtrack/score by the RZA, too.

[Replaced_Texan]

Originally posted by Anne Elk
Dogtown and the Z-Boys, the documentary by Stacy Peralta.

Has anyone seen the movie based off the documentary? I really liked the documentary and don't have much of an interest in the movie. Anyone want to persuade me otherwise?

[greatwhitenorthchick]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
Any bad side effects at all? Do you use it daily?

No bad side effects at all - in fact a good side effect is that it is yellow, so it helps with dark circles. I use it daily.

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by str8outavannuys
The Scientologists and the shrinks don't get along well. As wacky as I think Scientology is, I kind of agree with Cruise's defenders who say he's keeping it real as to what he believes in, which is the opposite of smooth and prepackaged. It's not like he's in a position to ban pyschiatry, he's just using his bully pulpit a bit to tell people there are other alternatives.

Oh, please. "Keeping it real." Where'd you get that expression from, Oprah?

Tom Cruise is undoubtedly the biggest movie star in the world, based on Q-rating, box office, name recognition, compensation, "power," whatever you want to go on. There's nobody else close.

Has anyone said otherwise?

[Bad_Rich_Chic]

Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
If you like Jake Gyllenhaal, rent the Good Girl. It's good.

2. And Secretary, if you like his sister.

Also, I'd recommend Napoleon Dynamite. Some people find it really annoying, but I thought it was good fun.

BR(this is reminding me that, occasionally, I do see good movies that don't involve explosions, the undead, CGI armies or disasters, aliens or Vin Diesel. In addition to some that do, of course.)C

[SlaveNoMore]

paigowprincess
...Post #59 on the Infirm FB Board...

Have you memorized all my old posts yet or do you still keep an index next to your computer?

Originally posted by robustpuppy
Oh, please. "Keeping it real." Where'd you get that expression from, Oprah?



Has anyone said otherwise?

He just wanted to say "Q-factor". Humor the boy. Your children might grow up to marry eachother.

[SlaveNoMore]

Bad_Rich_Chic
Also, I'd recommend Napoleon Dynamite. Some people find it really annoying, but I thought it was good fun.

Watching that movie makes going to the DMV seem like a pleasant experience.

Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
Do me a favor - make Not Bob a mixed CD. Pretty much anything you are listening to. Just throw it on a CD.

From reading this board I have learned that CD changers and CDs are antiquated and uncool, both of which are qualities Not Bob is already swimming in (on the internet). So instead of "throwing songs on a CD" I will learn how to rip burning torrents of mp3 ipod shuffle shareware Bose waveform analog bit streams or somesuch and get back to you.

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by paigowprincess
He just wanted to say "Q-factor". Humor the boy. Your children might grow up to marry eachother.

Sure, if baby wants a tall boy with a big dick.

Originally posted by robustpuppy
Sure, if baby wants a tall boy with a big dick.

Well, your kid is gonna have to compete with Baby Girl Spears who will clearly have geography and the Q Factor on her side. A plus for you is that your kid is more likely to get into Yale. I amnot sure legacy could help little spears.