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16th December 05, 01:26 AM
#41
My district tartan is also asimetrical That's the "Valencia" tartan, on my avatar.
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16th December 05, 07:49 AM
#42
![Quote](http://www.xmarksthescot.com/forum/images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by cloves
ok so I was watching a really really cheesy lesbian movie
mmmmmmmmmmm.......cheese.....
...was it made in Wisconsin?
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18th December 05, 04:55 AM
#43
To be honest Ive not seen this movie however the novelty of pretty girls in very short skirts is purely a cynical ploy by the filmmaker to attract an audience to an otherwise very lacklustre movie, Im sure it was a success and I may rent the movie to check if my assumptions are correct.
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18th December 05, 10:06 AM
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Well, the technique of selling a movie with an advert featuring a lot of eye-candy is an old one.
I remember hearing an interview with Carrie (Princess Leah) Fisher wherein she referenced that great Star Wars poster that featured her gripping a blaster gun and straddling some obstacle in a posture that revealed a hellatious leg...thunder thighs, I believe that she refered to it as...and she laughed and said something like "would that was what my actual legs looked like...it was an artist's conception...I wish I had thighs that good".
Whaddaya expect from the "entertainment" industry? This is where they grafted Oprah's head on Ann Margaret's body. Let's see them try that with Judy Densch.....
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18th December 05, 02:41 PM
#45
I remember that poster. It also had Luke Skywalker with his shirt open revealing a chest and abs that would make almost any body-builder proud.
When I saw the movie and the real actors I couldn't help but wonder, What happened to the hotties on the poster?
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