Creamy Goodness wrote:

On the top of the page featuring the photo it said "Ferrari 365
California Spyder". I cut and pasted it. At this point I don't give a
fuck if it was called "Baloney Sandwich", all I wanted to know about was
the taillight treatments. I sent the pic to your email, anyway.

Sorry, bad mood. Today is one day I wish all children under the age of
18 could be rounded up and exterminated. Fucking blight on society. I'm
certain that tomorrow I will feel differently.


--
If you can see Chuck Norris, he can see you. If you can't see Chuck
Norris you may be only seconds away from death.

Paul Duffin wrote:

Maybe you should try the other one then, the one with James Spader.

--
If you can see Chuck Norris, he can see you. If you can't see Chuck
Norris you may be only seconds away from death.

"Eskalith" <user (AT) example (DOT) net> wrote


Funny thing is, at first I thought that was the one he was talking about...



-Matt- "..."

"matt borland" <mborland (AT) columbus (DOT) rr.com> wrote


No, no, no - we did the whole David Cronenberg, (based on the novel by
JG Ballard) 'Crash' discussion years ago.

This is in fact a recent remake - featuring a different director,
different cast and different story (and not based on the novel by JG
Ballard... ....although it may be that some of the cast had seen the
original... ...however it's difficult to determine whether their
performances were driven in any by the experience... ....I dunno, ask Mr
Spielberg [tee-hee!]).

Anyway, it's a good film and I'd be interested in the views of you good
gun-toting folk (whom I only refer to as 'good' due to the gun-toting
bit... never upset an American with a gun. Actkshully, I married an
American with a gun, so I pretty much have to watch myself 24/7... I
just hope tonight's lasagne goes down well... ).


-McPauloD

"Paul Duffin" <someone (AT) somewhere (DOT) com> wrote in message

I find the vast majority of gun portrayal in cinema
to be aggravating at best. They tend to have major
technical flaws, like a guy repeatedly pumping an
obviously empty shotgun followed by him firing a
shot with it, which is impossible. Other gun-in-media
flubs that are common are law enforcement officers
in movies and on TV breaking all the rules of gun
safety, showing civilians sporting fully automatic
weapons (which are available to them, but they
cost over $10k and you have to jump through several
bureaucratic hoops to obtain one), and my personal
favorite, the gun that apparently holds 900 rounds
because they fire that much and never reload.

Guns and gun owners are rarely portrayed with any
accuracy in movies, which isn't surprising since last
time I checked Hollywood was still located in the
People's Republic of Kalifornia...

I could rant for hours on this one, but I'd better just
relax and have another Smithwicks...



-Matt- "Blaming guns for crime is like blaming spoons
for making Rosie O'Donnell fat."