Just wondering...
POSTED BY: everyworldspinnin
UPDATED: Friday, June 3, 2005 06:14
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Originally posted by zoid:
That's probably because your work doesn't tend to fall flaming from several miles above the surface of the earth, accompanied by a chorus of human voices straight from Dante's Inferno. Black box recordings, ugh...
There, that should make you feel better.
Well while I have my critics, I must admit none have seen it necessary to sling my work out of a moving aircraft.... Yet. Or me for that matter.
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P.S.
I thought you were implying you were a pilot. I didn't intend to scare the 'straights'. If you only fly on commercial flights, you should know that your pilots are the most rigorously trained and best-equipped professionals in the industry. I'd come a lot closer to blithely trusting a commercial pilot with my life than a doctor.
Oh no sorry if that came across. I wanted to be a pilot though. Me and my dad were this close to buying a light aircraft together and taking lessons, but he was asked to work overseas and that thwarted our plans. Maybe one day though, when I have enough filthy lucka!... And I'm not afraid of flying....I'm afraid of hitting the ground at severe speed! No my love/hate thing is from being in the terminal - it just drags on. Plus you have to be at the check in so long before you take off. I know it doesn't seem like much but when you frequently travel by air it really pains you. At least it does me!
Cheers for the imagery though Zoid. Nice :)
The
Somnambulist
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Originally posted by TheSomnambulist:
Wow! Kinda like "Manon" from Jean De Flourette and Manon De Source Two of my favourite films :)
Wow them be some fancy movies yer talkin' about there. Does that mean your screen name is a reference to that opera?
Phaedra (a bad luck name)
Why thank you.... My screen name is from "The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari" A German silent film, epitomising the term German Expressionism. It may well have been made into an opera that I'm not aware of....But the central character called Caligari uses a Somnambulist to terrorise a small town. If you have the chance give it a whirl. It's visually stunning.
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Originally posted by ShinyGoddess:
Now that you have given me that question, I thought about it and I think that yes, there can be bad sex. *sigh* unfortunately. But mostly ( mostly) there is good sex. lol
....there's just so many ways to go with this It's so difficult to focus on one point.
LOL
...No I think I can safely say, I've never had bad sex... I may have played a big part in someone else feeling like they've had bad sex - but to my mind it's always been great!
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Ok you have really good taste in film and here I thought you were refering to La Sombulana(sp?). My bad. I really liked The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari, but I'm cheesey and have to rate Nosferatu above it. Does that make me a bad person?
Phaedra (a bad luck name)
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Originally posted by Phaedra:
Ok you have really good taste in film and here I thought you were refering to La Sombulana(sp?). My bad. I really liked The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari, but I'm cheesey and have to rate Nosferatu above it. Does that make me a bad person?
Phaedra (a bad luck name)
Such a bad person!
He, he. Of course not. Nosferatu is a beautiful silent film. I think The Cabinet of Dr Caligari just edges it for me because of the whole 'German Expressionist' thing. It's just something I'm into.
La Sombulana I'm not aware of, but I must confess I'm not very well versed in Opera. Of course I'm aware of the more popular ones, but I hadn't heard or seem that one. Is it good? Are you into Opera? For my A Level art exam I did an illustration for 'La Boheme' but otherwise my exposure to that has been minimal.
Although I love A Night at the Opera!!!! Go Marx Brothers!!!!
Oh by the way thanks for saying I have good taste in films.
*blushes*
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Originally posted by Phaedra:
Oh and keep the Real Genius shout outs coming. Is it possible to build a space laser large enough to destory the evil that is fox?
Phaedra (a bad luck name)
Look, right now we have a tracking system, a large spinning mirror, and we’re trying to freeze something. It’s not going well.
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I'm a religion student.
Really.
And no, I'm not joining the above discussion. Not at the moment, anyway.
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Originally posted by Astragynia:
I'm a religion student.
Really.
And no, I'm not joining the above discussion. Not at the moment, anyway.
Good.
No offence but the last thing you need in a discussion of the existence of god is religion. It just clouds the issue so much. I’ve already screwed that up in this thread and we don’t need anyone compounding it.
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Originally posted by everyworldspinnin:
...just wondering, what do other FF/Serenity fans do for a living? Me, I'm a.... How bout you?
Fearlessly -- ironically
-- I endeavour to venture back to the topic by lettin' y'all know that by way of vocation I do (colour) timing.Partially explains many things, such as the eyeglass prescriptions, the poor tan, or the refusal to post spoilers.
Though I suppose my reaction the first time I saw my name in a flick's credits could sorta count as a religious experience.
Then again, nah.
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Glad we wandered back to the topic. I didn't really want to argue about religion at the moment.
By the way, I'm your friendly neighborhood Taxman.
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