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Easy for you to say, norton. You're not the one being subjected to it, completely gratuitously. - On Edit: And now here's more rigorously-intuitive support piling in for him, but of course. Completely gratuitously, adding nothing at all, just hoping to provoke a reaction from me, and in the best case, my suspension.

I'm done here. It's pointless. Anything Goes.

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Cordelia, thanks for posting the image. And yes: Judith, holding that head.

She's a very strong actress, by the looks of it. I think I'm gonna have to watch that film.

norton ash » Sun Jan 15, 2017 4:07 pm wrote:Knock it off, you mugs. Save it for the Germans.

Jesus, don't take semi-affectionate jokes and needling as an attack. I kid because I love.

that was aimed at me norton...I kid because he picks needles

MacCruiskeen » Sun Jan 15, 2017 10:17 pm wrote:
Cordelia, thanks for posting the image. And yes: Judith, holding that head.

She's a very strong actress, by the looks of it. I think I'm gonna have to watch that film.

You're welcome Mac. If you do see it, please let us know how it is. I'd like to (+ I'm always game for a re-telling of Shakespeare) and looked for the dvd on Netflix, but they only offer a 'save' w/'unknown availability' , which now means they'll never have it.

It's an amazing image and I'm glad it's from a movie! Otherwise I doubt that woman would be alive now.

I would watch that film if I could.

Nordic » Mon Jan 16, 2017 10:27 pm wrote:It's an amazing image and I'm glad it's from a movie! Otherwise I doubt that woman would be alive now.

I would watch that film if I could.

Good point.

Indeed, it is an incredibly powerful scene that purely conveys the raw emotion of that tense moment. I also thought it was "real life" at first. My first thought was, "I wonder where that is? It's not anywhere in the US." Because you know, things don't get that far here.

I would like to see that flick too, Nordic. Thanks for bringing it to our attention, Cordelia.

A picture captured by Darelene Tanner in Alberta, Canada, where temperatures plunged as low as minus 18 and created light pillars


Mr Elzinga, 33, had got out of bed when his two-year-old son Gibson started crying - and he noticed the incredible light show outside

I didn't realize the cowboy sitting behind the court jester was Cheney.

Cordelia » Sun Jan 22, 2017 11:56 am wrote:I didn't realize the cowboy sitting behind the court jester was Cheney.

I didn't either until somebody pointed it out.

Nordic » Sat Jan 21, 2017 3:05 pm wrote:

Dang, for a destroyer of civilization he's just so cute.

Melania channeled Jackie, Michelle channeled Mamie.

sure but Obama may not be admitted to the golf club for some strange reason

oh sorry I just looked it up again they finally let him in ..despite objections

Maybe just a clerical glitch; they hadn't gotten all his references in or a less than stellar ref. from Southampton or something.