Originally Posted by Gonzo:
You know, I always thought "The Postman" with Kevin Costner was a fairly good movie. A little long-winded but I'd give it 3.5 outta 5 stars. Posted via Mobile Device
My oven has a baking element. I just found outthis morning. Living here a year and a half, I didn't know. The element ISN'T VISIBLE! It appears to be a bottom shelf, but noooooo...there's a heating element built in to it!!!
I thought I had an oven that only broiled.
What kind of a fuckin' moron thinks.....
...landlord could have told me about it. didn't, though.
Originally Posted by Slainte:
My oven has a baking element. I just found outthis morning. Living here a year and a half, I didn't know. The element ISN'T VISIBLE! It appears to be a bottom shelf, but noooooo...there's a heating element built in to it!!!
I thought I had an oven that only broiled.
What kind of a ****in' moron thinks.....
...landlord could have told me about it. didn't, though.
I don't feel *too* ****ing stupid...
No, no, you're supposed to turn the whole oven upside-down when you want to bake. Go ahread, try it. :-):-)
The only reason I noticed that was this post. I have never seen such incredible nitpicking.
Originally Posted by : I love Last Crusade, but 2 things drive me nuts...And it is the set decorator/art director's fault (although Spielberg has overall responsibility).
1. The blatantly painted fake books behind Indy when he says "X marks the spot" in Venice.
2. The non-existent, wrong-time period view out of Donovan's New York aptment window when they discuss the tablet.
Yes, I am probably the only person who notices, but I can't help it and it pisses me off. You'd think a world class director would have top talent working for him that would set up proper backgrounds to major shots.
How could the art director/set decorator get away with that kind of incompetence on a huge Spielberg/Lucas film?
Originally Posted by "Bob" Dobbs:
I just got over the worst sore throat ever. Lasted almost a week and was really kinda scary there for a minute. Then *POOF* all better.
I hope it's *poof* all better tomorrow... I have 3 job interviews in the next two weeks. Argggggghhhh
You have to wonder who would win if the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse took each other on in a mile-and-a-quarter oval track race. With a big, engraved silver cup, a ten-thousand dollar cash prize, and the future of Earth and all humanity on the line, I think my money would be on Plague. War would be racing with a lot of armor and weapons which would slow him down (I'm assuming, of course, that the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse wouldn't go for a pre-race weigh-in which they probably wouldn't since no friggin' race official is likely to tell a group of guys representing the prophetic imagery of rampant, post-millennium, fated, and highly destructive forces what to do). Famine probably couldn't even finish due to malnutrition and, of course, Death would be lucky to make it out of the gate.
