As much ROFF as anything

"Tim J." wrote:

Did anyone else see that latest dud, "Open Water"? What a freakin' waste
of $9.

I try never to spend more on a ticket than the movie cost to make...

JR

Did anyone else see that latest dud, "Open Water"? What a freakin' waste
of $9.

Was that the one starring Frank Reid and his float tube?

Let me guess, that standard old "Boy and his Log" film?

--
Frank Reid
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Wayne Harrison wrote:

riverman wrote

. The genteel guy (a Welchman)

and the Welch sure could learn from

our lesson.


The Welch bartender bought me a beer for that.


that's "welsh", you rude, stupid, lying pederast.

yfitons
wayno (but i know what you mean)

Oh damn, now you've gone and ruined the vibe around here.
And everything was going so swimmingly too.

--
Ken Fortenberry

Wayne Harrison wrote:

riverman wrote

. The genteel guy (a Welchman)

and the Welch sure could learn from

our lesson.


The Welch bartender bought me a beer for that.


that's "welsh", you rude, stupid, lying pederast.

yfitons
wayno (but i know what you mean)

Oh damn, now you've gone and ruined the vibe around here.
And everything was going so swimmingly too.

--
Ken Fortenberry

JR wrote:
"Tim J." wrote:

Did anyone else see that latest dud, "Open Water"? What a freakin'
waste of $9.

I try never to spend more on a ticket than the movie cost to make...

That movie would have been a lot better if they had not spent the $9 on
swimming lessons and had the stars drown in the first five minutes. I
was ready to pay another $9 if my wife would just let me leave the
theater.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

JR wrote:
"Tim J." wrote:

Did anyone else see that latest dud, "Open Water"? What a freakin'
waste of $9.

I try never to spend more on a ticket than the movie cost to make...

That movie would have been a lot better if they had not spent the $9 on
swimming lessons and had the stars drown in the first five minutes. I
was ready to pay another $9 if my wife would just let me leave the
theater.
--
TL,
Tim
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

"Frank Reid" moc.deepselbac@diersicnarf wrote in news:W-
:

I'm here mainly for the entertainment value and am
rarely disappointed. Then again, my expectations are fairly low. ;-)

Let me guess, you liked "Gigli"?

Never saw it. Who the hell talked *you* into going? They should be
negotiating peace in the Middle East.

Heard about it, never saw it. Sounds like a good party movie, that plus
Ishtar, we could have a bad movie night at the clave.


Have you ever heard Waterworld referred to as "Fishtar"?

Scott

Scott Seidman wrote:
"Frank Reid" moc.deepselbac@diersicnarf wrote in news:W-
:

I'm here mainly for the entertainment value and am
rarely disappointed. Then again, my expectations are fairly low.
;-)

Let me guess, you liked "Gigli"?

Never saw it. Who the hell talked *you* into going? They should be
negotiating peace in the Middle East.

Heard about it, never saw it. Sounds like a good party movie, that
plus Ishtar, we could have a bad movie night at the clave.

Have you ever heard Waterworld referred to as "Fishtar"?

SWMBO *loves* that movie. She also loves Postman. Ya think it has
anything to do with Costner?
--
TL,
Tim
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

Wayne Harrison wrote:

riverman wrote

. The genteel guy (a Welchman)

and the Welch sure could learn from

our lesson.


The Welch bartender bought me a beer for that.


that's "welsh", you rude, stupid, lying pederast.

yfitons
wayno (but i know what you mean)



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Wayne Harrison wrote:

riverman wrote

. The genteel guy (a Welchman)

and the Welch sure could learn from

our lesson.


The Welch bartender bought me a beer for that.


that's "welsh", you rude, stupid, lying pederast.

yfitons
wayno (but i know what you mean)



G