My DVD copy I stumbled across at work:-) |
And on a personal note, my old wedding anniversary is on Jodie's birthday of November 19th, which ironically Charlie Manson died on, too:-)
Charles Manson Dies on Mitzvah Day?!
And my old man was a taxi driver for most of his life:-)
True Detective, Taxi Driver and the Signals from Space |
Of course, you have removed all the comments on your posts, so who the f#ck would know, right?-)
I wonder what Jesus would say about your blog ... if He wasn't just a myth?
Probably, take that beam out of your own eye first, before you go poking Jodie and Liz in the eye with one?-)
In Australia we have a saying for someone who has had one too many drinks, and that is "TAXI!"Probably, take that beam out of your own eye first, before you go poking Jodie and Liz in the eye with one?-)
So as amusing as your drunken antics are at 'The Sun' Chris, let me call you a taxi, before you hurt yourself, or someone else in your egoic intoxication.
"TAXI!"
Trudi Fraser in 'Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood' is Based on Jodie Foster Mr. Knowles?
True Detective, Taxi Driver and the Signals from Space |
But the character Jodie/Tatum plays in 'Paper Moon' according to the Wikipedia page about the novel says -
"Addie states at the beginning of the novel that Long Boy may or may not be her father; she says that her late mother was the "wildest" girl in her town, and that Long Boy is one of her three possible fathers. Their characters are established in Alabama, and the storyline then carries them to other Southern states around Memphis. The film version retains these characters and much of their action, but moves the story to Kansas and Missouri."
Me thinks your mind travels down some weird ... but amusing rabbit holes Mr. KNHOLES:-)
Darren you rock. The Secret Sun is not on my blog stop anymore. What happened? Shine forth brave souls. 87
ReplyDeleteLet's not throw the siren out with the bathwater Dennis, as KnHOLES does go down some interesting and amusing rabbit HOLES at times.
ReplyDeleteIt's just that he seems a bit John Hinckley Jr.at times when he preaches to his cult following at 'THE SUN'.
That would make a great newspaper name don't you think Dennis, but then again maybe 'THE SUN' is more of a British/Australian thing when it comes to gutter journalism?-)