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I saw the film last night and it was amazingly intense. I found myself not really enjoying it while I was watching it, but when it was finished, and I had a chance to sort of digest it all, I really liked it. Very dark, disturbing,...
Ah, yes, the Fifteen Minutes of Fame thing. Now it makes sense... I am a fellow Scot in spirit...while my home is now in Linlithgow, I'm originally from Oregon, USA. Where are you from? And I'm glad to hear that most people...
Oh, that is just too hysterical! PinkSunfish, since you are in London, did you happen to actually see The Man in The Plastic Box? I heard the vast majority of people down there were jeering him at the beginning, but then there was a...
LiamnEmma- The apparent answer to your question is diapers... I'm glad to know there are others out there who see through that man's megalomania. Did any of you hear about the guy who set up a barbeque under David's cage and had...
Wow. I got a lump in my throat reading your post. It sounds like you have a person with a really kind and compassionate heart to be with your children when you are not there. I can only hope that she is treated with more love and...
Where's the post? I'd love to find out what anybody else thought of this poser. (OK, I usually don't start out by putting myself out there on a limb like this, but...) Was there any redeeming thing about his stunt? Or was he just out...
I'll second The Life of Pi. I thoroughly enjoyed it!. I've also hear that The Lovely Bones and The Da Vinci Code are excellent. I've requested them from my local library as well!
Boo Hoo...I have to wait until January for the new season to begin over here...
I loved The Red Tent as well. A couple of others I thought were great were Girl With a Pearl Earring and the book I'm currently reading which is The Life of Pi. I found both to be really great stories which are exceptionally well written.
the title continues: "Helping your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends and Other Realities of Adolescence" by Rosalind Wiseman. Although I don't have any daughters, I am fascinated by the concept of this book. I have heard...
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