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Originally posted by Orpheus:
Delicious. How's that for a great breakfast for lunch?
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Originally posted by mal4prez:

Whoa, too much lunch! I need a BIG spot on the sofa. Move over!

Fear and loathing, fun! I saw it in a really weird theater in Alaska, it made perfect sense.

What's Equilibrium? Never heard of it! Yay - new entertainment discovery!!

Ask Dr. Science ... he knows more than you do.
"I have a Master's degree ... in science!"

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Originally posted by Orpheus:
I'm on the East Coast (NC, to be exact). It's 1:30 in the afternoon here.

Equilibrium is sort of a cross between Fahrenheit 451, 1984, and The Matrix. It proves that Christian Bale should've played Neo.
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Originally posted by seryn:
theres plenty of that over in the drinks cabinet, just behind the projector....fifth element..............mulled wine anyone?


'you'll go to that special level of hell - the one reserved for child molesters and people who talk at the theatre'

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Equilibrium is sort of a cross between Fahrenheit 451, 1984, and The Matrix. It proves that Christian Bale should've played Neo.
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Originally posted by ScorpionRegent:
I'm sure BLackeyegirl is allready typing like mad and we will probably overlap, but what the hell.
Equalibrium is a fantastic film, made in Germany a couple years ago on a small budget. Don't worry it's in English so you won't have to squint at subtitles. It stars Christian Bale. One of the best underrated actors working today. Bale plays a elite police enforcer in a world where emotions are illegal. This film is the finest example of science fiction used as social commentary I have seen since Fahrenheit 451. It is not a completely original work, watching it you will see elements of so many other movies and books, but that decreases it's message not a whit. It's one of those few films I think everyone should see once they consider themselves a adult. It's heavy, so not for the kids.

Scorpion Regent

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Originally posted by CallMeSerenity:
I'm not really into Christian Bale. Something about him bothers me but I can't quite put my finger on it.

But I did enjoy Batman Begins.

I thought it was funny that the batsignal began because he chained that guy to a big light. I was laughing so hard.

Serenity, First Officer of Destiny

I have a live journal: http://www.livejournal.com/users/callmeserenity/

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Originally posted by seryn:
lost as in i know exactly where he is but have no idea how to rescue him - I was putting him up on a high shelf along with some new friends (some whale's, a couple of dolphins and a hammerhead shark)when he fell down behind a partition that was hiding some water pipes - I didn't know that it wasn't covered)

The crazy thing is is that theres a little door in the base of the partiton - no one knows why its there, and we can find the keys that turn the lock, but it doesn't open, so he's trapped there, waiting for someone to work out how to open the mystery door and let him out.

By the way he's 12" long and made of plastic.

(jadehand -don't even think about it)

But loosing him was still traumatising.


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Originally posted by seryn:
lost as in i know exactly where he is but have no idea how to rescue him - I was putting him up on a high shelf along with some new friends (some whale's, a couple of dolphins and a hammerhead shark)when he fell down behind a partition that was hiding some water pipes - I didn't know that it wasn't covered)

The crazy thing is is that theres a little door in the base of the partiton - no one knows why its there, and we can find the keys that turn the lock, but it doesn't open, so he's trapped there, waiting for someone to work out how to open the mystery door and let him out.

By the way he's 12" long and made of plastic.

(jadehand -don't even think about it)

But loosing him was still traumatising.


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Originally posted by seryn:
proof of how badly i need my head checking - i was stood at the train station today and behind me where about six pigeons all puffed up trying to keep warm, the first thought to enter my head?

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ah, yes, obviously missed the bit about their being goslings - but the pecking-to-death (well, fingerlessness) question still stands

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Originally posted by seryn:
it's about two foot high and painted bright pink (though i swear i've never noticed it before)it should open outward, but the hinges are concealed. it has the same lock as all of the other cupboard doors, and the key goes in,turns and feels like its released the lock perfectly., theres no other locks. the storage cupboard door have either a key lock or a slide latch, and as it seems to be sticking from the top i'm tempted to think that some berk of a workman has fitted it with both and closed the latch before fitting the panel its in...

the same workmen who fitted an entire information desk that you can't actually get your knees under with no handles on cupboard doors, and no space for a computer or ticket machine.

joy

'you'll go to that special level of hell - the one reserved for child molesters and people who talk at the theatre'

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