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AhabsOtherLeg wrote:The tragic story of Mr. Hands comes to mind - one of the few men who wanted a horse to ride him,and died for his desires. Wasn't there a story that Catherine The Great went the same way?
It kind of sounds like I know too much about this stuff. The internet and Krafft-Ebbing are to blame.
Project Willow wrote:AhabsOtherLeg wrote:The tragic story of Mr. Hands comes to mind - one of the few men who wanted a horse to ride him,and died for his desires. Wasn't there a story that Catherine The Great went the same way?
It kind of sounds like I know too much about this stuff. The internet and Krafft-Ebbing are to blame.
Mr. Mudede (Zoo) lives down the hall from me, and I've yet to see his movie. Perhaps I'll do that over the holidays.
Maybe.
AhabsOtherLeg wrote:Wat? Seriously? You live next to the writer of Zoo?!
AhabsOtherLeg wrote:It sounds like a good film, from the user reviews, but it's probably not one that would evoke the spirit of Christmas. I'd give it a miss till the New Year if I was you. Maybe if they'd liked reindeer things would be different, but it seems to have been horses all the way. This film does not sound like it would be good viewing over the festive season.
Project Willow wrote:Hope you have some merriment planned Ahab, and please post any entertaining misadventures. I shall do the same.
Project Willow wrote:Yes, his children, regularly and with great force, kick their soccer ball into either my front door or my artwork that I've hung in the hallway. It's the only critique I've ever gotten from him.
Project Willow wrote:It's either that, or Shutter Island, then I have the season 2 finale of True Blood that just arrived from Netflix. The season's just a big trigger festival and a load of depression awaiting, I tell you!
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