Male and Female Imponderables - Mad World
POSTED BY: magdalena
UPDATED: Wednesday, January 7, 2026 16:46
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Kelkhil,
I think it will probably bring drama your way.Unfortunately almost nobody comes without it.However you don't have to be involved in this person's life just 'cause you have a beer with them.
And if your wife is really against this person, maybe you should consider that she may be right.
Is she normally a good judge of charachter?
Some things are not forgiveable,and leopards rarely change their spots .Cliche, I know but proven true time & time again.
Since it takes me so long to get fed up with someone ,I rarely give another chance after severing ties.But that's me, I can be like Mal that way..Good luck .
Bryce
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I swallowed a bug.
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"So I have a crush on her. Unfortunatly she died very young, in a car accident. So this is the only film footage I have ever found of her."
And did you leave a wife or a sweetheart behind?
In some loyal heart, is your memory enshrined?
And though you died back in Nineteen-Sixteen,
To that loyal heart you're forever nineteen.
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"Pain is your friend, it is your ally. It will keep you awake, and angry, and remind you to finish the mission and get the hell home. But you know the best thing about pain? It let's you know that you're not dead yet."
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Hey guys- sorry I don't have the time to read and catch up. I will later. Right now me and MisterG are off to the Utah Browncoats Shindig for our BDM celebration party...see you latter and hope you're all having a great day!
I choose to rise instead of fall- U2
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Originally posted by ChrisMoorhead:Quote:
"So I have a crush on her. Unfortunatly she died very young, in a car accident. So this is the only film footage I have ever found of her."
And did you leave a wife or a sweetheart behind?
In some loyal heart, is your memory enshrined?
And though you died back in Nineteen-Sixteen,
To that loyal heart you're forever nineteen.
That is beautiful ChrisMoorhead. By the date it sounds like it was written during World War I, "The Great War".
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Travelor,
I had trouble signing on last night, too. Bob Hope was a very giving person. If there were troops somewhere outside of the States, he was there on Christmas doing a USO show. I liked "The Seven Little Foys." I remember the scene you mentioned. Cagney was playing George M. Cohen, again. I loved him as George M. Cohen in "Yankee Doodle Dandy". My favorite scene was when he was dancing on stage and went to the side. He'd jump on the side stage wall and twirl around.
I checked out Priscilla Lawson on IMBd, and she had alot of small roles.
Billy the Kid (1941) (uncredited) .... Bessie (barmaid)
The Women (1939) (uncredited) .... Hairdresser #1
Three Loves Has Nancy (1938) (uncredited) .... Gertie, at the Party
Heroes of the Hills (1938) .... Madeline Reynolds
The Toy Wife (1938) (uncredited) .... Dark Woman
... aka Frou Frou (UK)
Three Comrades (1938) (uncredited) .... Frau Brunner, Sanatorium Clerk
Test Pilot (1938) .... Mable
Flash Gordon's Trip to Mars (1938) (uncredited) .... Princess Aura, in flashback [Chs. 6, 10, 14]
... aka Space Soldiers' Trip to Mars (USA: TV title)
The First Hundred Years (1938) (uncredited) .... Mary Brown, Lynn's Secretary
The Girl of the Golden West (1938) .... Nina Martinez
Arsène Lupin Returns (1938) (uncredited) .... Switchboard Operator
The Last Gangster (1937) (uncredited) .... Girl in Dive
Double Wedding (1937) .... Felice, Margit's Secretary
King of Gamblers (1937) (uncredited) .... Grace
... aka Czar of the Slot Machines
Internes Can't Take Money (1937) (uncredited) .... Nurse
... aka You Can't Take Money (UK)
College Holiday (1936) (uncredited) .... Student
The Accusing Finger (1936) (uncredited) .... Hat Check Girl
Rose Bowl (1936) .... Florence Taylor
... aka O'Riley's Luck (UK)
Wives Never Know (1936) (uncredited) .... Laboratory Assistant
The Phantom Rider (1936) (uncredited) .... Dance-hall girl
Flash Gordon (1936/I) .... Princess Aura
... aka Flash Gordon: Space Soldiers (USA: video title)
... aka Space Soldiers (USA: TV title)
Sutter's Gold (1936) (uncredited) .... Native Girl
Don't Get Personal (1936) (uncredited) .... Bridesmaid
Dangerous Waters (1936) (uncredited)
The Great Impersonation (1935) (uncredited) .... Maid
His Night Out (1935) (uncredited) .... Hatcheck Girl
It's amazing what an impression a movie can have on a 6 year old. 
Kelkhil,
You asked "should" you see this person. The real question is do you want to? People rarely change, but they do mature. If he and a mutual friend say he has matured, then there is a chance that he might have. If you want, give him a chance. Then if he screws up again, just back away.
Marina,
Who doesn't want to fly and live under the sea? 
It's like comfort food. A favorite movie from our youth can bring back alot of warm fuzzy feelings.
Chris,
I was expecting a warm fuzzy movie as your quilty pleasure. (Just joking) 
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Written by Eric Bogle about the gravestone of a soldier who died in WWI. It's called "The Green Fields of France" and is one of the most beautiful songs you'll ever hear, especially the rendition by Dropkick Murphys (who says punks don't have feelings?). I just heard it myself, and Traveler's response reminded me of it.
VERSEEXPLORER - I'm seriously trying to think of a "warm fuzzy" movie I like... I do enjoy some OLDER war-oriented movies. Kurosawa and the like. Honestly, First Blood, The Hunted, Terminator... all have very emotional undertones. Rejection from society, loss of humanity, desire for redemption.
John Rambo: "Nothing is over! Nothing!'
The Terminator: "I know now why you cry, but it's something I can never do."
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"Pain is your friend, it is your ally. It will keep you awake, and angry, and remind you to finish the mission and get the hell home. But you know the best thing about pain? It let's you know that you're not dead yet."
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Traveler Quote:
"So I have a crush on her. Unfortunatly she died very young, in a car accident. So this is the only film footage I have ever found of her."
ChrisMoorhead wrote:
And did you leave a wife or a sweetheart behind?
In some loyal heart, is your memory enshrined?
And though you died back in Nineteen-Sixteen,
To that loyal heart you're forever nineteen.
That is VERY touching!
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Mal: Saffron, you're pleasing, you're all kinds of pleasing, and uhh...it's been awhile, a long damn while, since anybody but me took a hold of my plow.
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My secret, guilty pleasure? Anything with the words Godzilla or Gamera in them.
WE'RE GONNA CRASH? I DON'T WANNA CRASH!
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That a song called "The Green Fields of France" originally by Eric Bogle in Australia (he also wrote "The band played waltzing Matilda). The Dropkick Murphies did an absolutely demendous cover of the song on "The Warrior's Code"......did I mention the Dropkicks are from Boston? 
just in case i didn't.......
WE'RE GONNA CRASH? I DON'T WANNA CRASH!
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Oh, jeez, I'm sorry to try and steal your thunder, I didn't read your post before mentioning the Dropkicks......who, of course, are from Boston (hehehehe)
Seriously, tho, apologies for foot in mouth....
WE'RE GONNA CRASH? I DON'T WANNA CRASH!
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