The Just Thought I'd Share Thread - Page 522

HomerMcvie · #**7816** 11-12-2011, 03:33 PM

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It's just a job. But it's great to have a salary & full benefits again. Plus, my coworkers are awesome.

That truly is the best part of any job. Nothing worse than spending 8 hours with f*cking douchebags!

WildHearted · #**7817** 11-12-2011, 09:58 PM

Doing a research paper on Landslide and how it reflects the human condition.

College is good.

iamnotafraid · #**7818** 11-13-2011, 02:44 AM

BUBBLE TOWN anyone?

wild-heart · #**7819** 11-13-2011, 11:19 AM

Just watched love actually, no matter how many times i see it i still cry.

poetinmyheart · #**7820** 11-13-2011, 11:48 AM

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Just watched love actually, no matter how many times i see it i still cry.

Such a christmasy film! I watched it a few days ago. Always cheers me up.

Silver Springs · #**7821** 11-13-2011, 02:35 PM

The man on Come Dine With Me at the moment celebrated Christmas multiple times in the year. That's just creepy. It would drive me completely insane to have to suffer through Christmas more than once. Christmas has always been rather disappointing to me, anyway. Probably because my family have a habit of getting drunk and ruining things. My Aunt ended the festivities in a grand old fashion a couple of years ago by drinking too much, punching my brother and knocking him out. All that because he'd suggested that she might want to have a soft drink, considering she had her small son with her.

HomerMcvie · #**7822** 11-13-2011, 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Silver Springs

The man on Come Dine With Me at the moment celebrated Christmas multiple times in the year. That's just creepy. It would drive me completely insane to have to suffer through Christmas more than once. Christmas has always been rather disappointing to me, anyway. Probably because my family have a habit of getting drunk and ruining things. My Aunt ended the festivities in a grand old fashion a couple of years ago by drinking too much, punching my brother and knocking him out. All that because he'd suggested that she might want to have a soft drink, considering she had her small son with her.

Damn! Now that's a mean drunk!

Silver Springs · #**7823** 11-13-2011, 02:51 PM

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Damn! Now that's a mean drunk!

Very much so. She's the sort of woman who'll think nothing of picking fights with the big, burly male bouncer at a club when she's drunk.

wild-heart · #**7824** 11-13-2011, 03:48 PM

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Such a christmasy film! I watched it a few days ago. Always cheers me up.

It's a lovely film, I can never work out which storyline or character is my favourite though. Emma Thompson is bloody amazing though.

poetinmyheart · #**7825** 11-13-2011, 04:10 PM

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It's a lovely film, I can never work out which storyline or character is my favourite though. Emma Thompson is bloody amazing though.

Yes! Emma Thompson crying as she listens to Joni Mitchell - amazing actress. I like the 'to me you are perfect' scene with Keira Knightley too. I know it's terribly cheesy but I don't care.

Silver Springs · #**7826** 11-13-2011, 04:16 PM

The only thing I liked about Love Actually was the relationship between Bill Nighy and Gregor Fisher's characters. I could never quite get past the whole "Rab C Nesbitt" thing, which made it entirely amusing. Even when he was in Wild Target, which aside from Rupert Everett (The nommiest thing every to walk down from the highest mountain of Nom-donia) made the film watchable. Wild Target, as anticipated (because of Rupert) as it was by myself, was staggeringly disappointing. I spent the entire time in the theatre wondering how on earth the script made it to the big screen. Terrible. Especially considering the devastatingly understated and pointless removal of the "bad guys" without one utterance of a major event. No. They had a car crash. One scene in the hospital and that's that for them. What? Appalling.

I shall get off of my Soapbox now, haha.

wild-heart · #**7827** 11-13-2011, 04:16 PM

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Originally Posted by poetinmyheart

Yes! Emma Thompson crying as she listens to Joni Mitchell - amazing actress. I like the 'to me you are perfect' scene with Keira Knightley too. I know it's terribly cheesy but I don't care.

Oh I know, I cried at that bit. Aahaha cheese is best. I love Bill Nighy's character when he is on the show with Ant and Dec and one of them ask him what prize he has and he was like well Anr OR Dec.. I don't know why but that always makes me laugh. Liam Neeson's characters relationship with his stepson is lovely too.

poetinmyheart · #**7828** 11-13-2011, 04:23 PM

^ Haha I forgot about Ant OR Dec! Lol I am easily amused.

wild-heart · #**7829** 11-13-2011, 04:25 PM

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^ Haha I forgot about Ant OR Dec! Lol I am easily amused.

LOL don't worry you're not the only one, I laughed for ages. Theres some brilliant one liners in that film.

Dodfather · #**7830** 11-13-2011, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by poetinmyheart

Yes! Emma Thompson crying as she listens to Joni Mitchell - amazing actress. I like the 'to me you are perfect' scene with Keira Knightley too. I know it's terribly cheesy but I don't care.

This is the only part of the film. I like. It's brilliantly done. Emma Thompson can do anything though - she truly a brilliant actress.