If I see one more ad for 'Brokeback Mountain'.....

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Oh yes I have to give a nod to Band of Brothers as well. I borrowed the 10 hours of it on DVD from a friend. Then I ended up watching all of them in 1 day. The directors certainly have a knack for making you want to put in that next DVD.

I bought my wife the Firefly TV series on DVD and the subsequent film Serenity for Christmas. She is a huge fan of the series which was cancelled after only 10 episodes. The fan outcry was such that the producers were able to get the money to make Serenity as a feature film. You can certainly see this film without knowing the TV series Firefly but it wraps up a lot of the loose ends that were left hanging when it was cancelled.

I also got 2 copies of the Long Way Round DVD chronicling the round the world bike trip of Ewan MacGregor and Charley Boorman. I had seen the series on the Outdoor Life Network but there is a fair amount of additional footage in the DVD set and of course the additional features that have become part of all DVDs.

gypsy

 
I think your wrong TWN, it was originally suppose to be titled " Go West Young Man..........No a Little South.......No Further South."

No wait I have it mixed up with the musical "OOOOOOOOOklahomo........"

 
I think your wrong TWN, it was originally suppose to be titled " Go West Young Man..........No a Little South.......No Further South."




No wait I have it mixed up with the musical "OOOOOOOOOklahomo........"
BWAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! :lmao:

Good one Glenn!

 
Anyone watch the tv series "Desperate Housewives"? The gay son on that show is getting a lot of action if you know what I mean.

Scene with the two boys making out and the scene when the mother finds the 2 in bed together the next morning...

 
QUOTE They only Sausage Farm in the summers. In the winters they come back to town and work in the fudge packing plant.... QUOTE

:haha:   :haha:   :haha:   :rolf:  :rolf:  :rolf:

Make it stop !!! Ouch !!
K.D. Hint- Guided mode works better (far left above the emoticon box). Unless that's just your style.
Thanks for the hint, TC -

I had a pilot error problem with that one - tried to fix it, didn't.

 
This post from 'bikerskier' came to me as a PM. I was asked to post it here:

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bikerskier wrote:

My son was home from college over xmas and he and I watched all of last seasons HBO show "Deadwood", (about 10 episodes). It was amazing, we couldn't wait to run back to the video store to get the next dvd for another 2 episodes. It is crude in content, rough on minorities, exceptionally articulate for the era depicted, hilarious and I can't wait for more. My favorite character is Al, the boss man owner of the Gem Saloon. Any other fans out there?

 
My son was home from college over xmas and he and I watched all of last seasons HBO show "Deadwood", (about 10 episodes). It was amazing, we couldn't wait to run back to the video store to get the next dvd for another 2 episodes. It is crude in content, rough on minorities, exceptionally articulate for the era depicted, hilarious and I can't wait for more. My favorite character is Al, the boss man owner of the Gem Saloon. Any other fans out there?
I very much wanted to enjoy Deadwood as I love westerns, but I returned the 1st DVD to Netflix after watching the pilot. The number of times they said f*ck borderd on absurd. I've got NO problems with crude language, but this was out of context and detracted from the story. There's NFW that colloquialism was used that much in the 1800s ;)

 
Broke-butt Mountain would be another alternative name for it.

If you've seen the flap in the news about Ford advertising in gay magazines you should realize that Ford only recently started advertising in gay magazines because they felt it would be insensitive to advertise a car named Tore-ass (Taurus) .... so they waited until it went out of production.

 
Being a homo seems to be trendy or something. I can't wait till this fad is over.

It's a pain in the ass. :eek:

 
Band of Brothers looks like it is pretty good. I've only seen a few short parts of a couple episodes. I've actually gotten to meet and have a couple beers with one of the few surviving guys at some leadership training I attended about a year ago. I can't remember his name, but a co-worker at the training said he was one of the main characters in the mini-series.

As for Backdoor Mountain, no thanks. No desire to see that. Had they gone the other way and done the move with Angelina Jolie and Charlize Theron instead, I'd probably have been one of those Star Wars type geeks who gets in line about three months early!

 
Dale Evans,Roy Rogers,Gene Autry, and the rest are rolling in there graves,John Wayne,Montgomery Clift and Rory Calhoon are starting a lynch mob :bad:
According to 'The Stranger' a Seattle weekly publication, Montgomery Clift and John Wayne were very much gay.

 
Montgomery Clift was definitely gay, to the disappointment of many teeniebopper girls.

John Wayne had a wife and kids. He was a WW II draftdodger, but not likely gay. I can supply articles on his draft dodging (William Manchester's book on the Pacific theater that notes John Wayne being booed out of a Hawaiin, Marine hospital), but not on his being gay.

Ron

 
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