Unfortunate news item of the day
Nov. 27th, 2003 04:51 amStolen from
reverend_betty

You're Last Year At Marienbad! You are a
hopeless romantic, emphasis on hopeless.
One year, at Marienbad, you took the whole
"Haven't we met?" line a little too
far. In the end, your romantic ways work
against you. You lay it on too strong. You're
also elusive - what are you really
about? People can't figure you out - maybe you
need to lay off the deep focus....
Which classic European film are you?
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I was hoping for a movie I'd actually seen. Guess I'll have to go check this one out. On to the point. The unfortunate news item lies in a review of the film "Timeline" I just read in a newspaper. It describes the movies climax which involves an attack on a castle which involves "trebuchets (a kind of large catapult.)"
Man, time was when even the tiniest tot knew what a trebuchet was. Now we need to put a definition in parantheses just so the masses can grasp the concept. Give it another fifty and I'll bet we'll need a second set of parantheses to define the word "catapult."

You're Last Year At Marienbad! You are a
hopeless romantic, emphasis on hopeless.
One year, at Marienbad, you took the whole
"Haven't we met?" line a little too
far. In the end, your romantic ways work
against you. You lay it on too strong. You're
also elusive - what are you really
about? People can't figure you out - maybe you
need to lay off the deep focus....
Which classic European film are you?
brought to you by Quizilla
I was hoping for a movie I'd actually seen. Guess I'll have to go check this one out. On to the point. The unfortunate news item lies in a review of the film "Timeline" I just read in a newspaper. It describes the movies climax which involves an attack on a castle which involves "trebuchets (a kind of large catapult.)"
Man, time was when even the tiniest tot knew what a trebuchet was. Now we need to put a definition in parantheses just so the masses can grasp the concept. Give it another fifty and I'll bet we'll need a second set of parantheses to define the word "catapult."
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Date: 2003-11-27 10:19 am (UTC)I also got that result. FINE!
Timeline
Date: 2003-11-27 12:54 pm (UTC)My boyfriend, reviewer extraordinaire.
I liked it. It wasn't Academy quality by any means (I suspect this is obvious just by watching the preview)- but it was fun.
Re: Timeline
Date: 2003-11-27 10:31 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2003-11-27 03:22 pm (UTC)I'll let you know if I hear anything back from the bears . . . :)
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Date: 2003-11-27 10:49 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2003-11-28 08:21 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2003-12-01 05:42 am (UTC)>>"trebuchets (a kind of large catapult.)"<<
People need to watch more Junkyard Wars... I know what a trebuchet was way back in the day when I was a lowly tech hs freshman.
Y'know what's worse. "I LOVE THE EIGHTIES." I'm telling you, in ten years, VH1 is going to have "I LOVE THE NINETIES," and we're all going to be sitting around a tv, musing about how "We remember Saved By the Bell, Family Matters, and, oh, heaven forbid, the ominous dread of the Y2K bug."