[Icey]

So does John Travolta, as well as dancing! Oh wow. I really want to learn all his hot moves from like Saturday Night Fever, and get that outfit and then go like Disco Dancing. Making the chicks swoon, casting magicks all over the place, blowing up cars and stuff. That would be awesome!

I hear that John Travolta is going to have to enter a Scientology duel to clean his name after they found photos of him kissing a guy while boarding his plane. If so, I'm glad he's an expert wizard with wicked witchcraft. I hope it will be on TV.

[Jane Sherwood]

Hmmmm...a little too pretty for my taste, really. It's not as appealing to me when they cross into the "like a girl" level of pretty.

EDIT: DAMN SLOW POSTING!

This post has been edited by Jane Sherwood: 31 August 2006 - 06:03 PM

[Icey]

Oh. That's the level I love. I want to ascend into that level of pretty, y'know and become awesome like David friggin' Bowie. Like, he was the ultimate Pretty when he was younger, but now he has wrinkles and a funny moustache and plays Nikolai Tesla in Magic Batman vs. Witchcraft Wolverine

[StarWarsIsUs]

"STF" was a great movie; not only did it show what disco was in its entirety but it showed that disco was a way of life for many people back then; true fans were really devoted to those forms of dancing, and many people still are.

Think how long it took to learn all those moves: John T. does deserve our respect for that. Any actor who can pull that off without continueing to mess up --- you get the idea.

This post has been edited by StarWarsIsUs: 31 August 2006 - 06:04 PM

[Icey]

In the original cut, the totally rad dance scene was just a close up of his face. But then he threatened to beat up the editor so they fixed it. A great example of how violence made a movie better.

[StarWarsIsUs]

Heheh. JT strikes again!

[Deepsycher]

Comment retracted.
This thread is moving so fast that I forgot who I was responding to.

This post has been edited by Deepsycher: 31 August 2006 - 06:31 PM

[Icey]

On that note, I must congratulate you, Deepsycher, on how good your English has become. You talk nothing like what you used to sound like, and that's just plain awesome. It makes me happy because it was kinda hard to understand you and I can only imagine how upsetting that must have been.

Good one dude.

[StarWarsIsUs]

Yeah, Deep.

We have all grown to like you; some of your posts were really long. And you've had a sense of humor and wit from the start. But now it is shining through more than ever.

You're a great guy

[Deepsycher]

Just saw. There is still along way for me to go. It might have not been what it appeared to be. I can speak to the people around me but the structure is not the same when I go to other places.

There was unhappiness but that was not because of being misunderstood by language alone. It is because of the many people out there (not here) who worked against me and described my behaviour as rude, strong headed and many other negative statements. They don't keep their opinions to themselves but easily get offended when I share my opinions with them even if it is the truth. But my opinions were not verbally abusive like most of theirs. If someone was not the same as the majority they get outcasted.

There were very few places where I was given equal chances. Some people did find me very odd at first and didn't know how to approach but that changed after asking questions. Simply put this should be a two way thing.

It will be useful to stop talking about progression and to just use that energy for something constructive. Now I have other issues to work on.

A great guy can be defined from a culture's point of view compared to what is really great from the outlook.

This post has been edited by Deepsycher: 01 September 2006 - 12:10 PM

[Chyld]

PRT: How the hell did they actually work out that each cigarette takes five minutes off of your life? Or did some joker just realise that it takes five minutes to smoke one, and thought he'd be funny?

[Deepsycher]

I am going to guess that as an estimate on the very people who were poisoned by the same stuff that goes into cigarettes except without the filter in pure dosages.

http://www.fha.state...tml/incigs.html

On that page gives a taste of chemical cocktail, filtered out.

I don't know about now but back years ago I think it was an excuse for companies to keep their ingredients secret so they can put in what they like. I don't think that putting tobacco warnings on the packages is so much effective compared to declaring the other secret ingredients that any common sense person would know not to inhale unless I got the history of this wrong. Instead people become addicted to something they may not know about and some eventually fail to see sense after acknowledging on what goes in. I find that deceitful to change something around that is knowningly dangerous to health and call it a secret to hide the facts.

I agree that any drug in large quantities can cause problems but I don't think that a chemical cocktail of rocket fuel is any excuse.

[Slade]

PRT: What's Richard Dean Anderson doing these days?

[Otal Nimrodi]

I dunno... I think he's guessed starred on SG-1 a bit, but otherwise...

[SimeSublime]

PRT: What's Richard Dean Anderson doing these days?

Patty and Selma, unfortunatly for him.