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ksrymy wrote:

bizarre wrote:

ksrymy wrote:because there hasn't been a Hangover-type female comedy ever

Well, The Sweetest Thing came out in 2002.

Good call but this has a very large female cast whereas the only notable members from that film are Selma Blair, Cameron Diaz, Christina Applegate, and, in a smaller role, Parker Posey.

Bridesmaids big ensemble cast of Wiig, Rudolph, Byrne, McCarthy, McLendon-Covey, and Ellie Kemper (to Office and DerrickComedy fans) all bring big-time comedic (by today's standards) talent and value to the screen.

bizarre wrote:

ksrymy wrote:because there hasn't been a Hangover-type female comedy ever

Well, The Sweetest Thing came out in 2002.

ksrymy wrote:because there hasn't been a Hangover-type female comedy ever

Dien wrote:So... Oscar predictions, yea?

bizarre wrote:I hope he isn't American, otherwise home life must be hell.

ITALIANO wrote:

bizarre wrote:

ITALIANO wrote:(do you know ancient Greek by the way?)

I don't

Ok, so maybe you shouldn't use words whose exact meaning and roots you don't know, I think. I wouldn't do it. But I'm not xenophobic, the opposite actually. My long-suffering (of course!) boyfriend isn't even Italian.

I know that my posts are addictive, but you are very young, so you have energy, I'm sure you can resist reading them.

Now let's stop wasting our time. Nice meeting you, bizarre.

bizarre wrote:

ITALIANO wrote:(do you know ancient Greek by the way?)

I don't

ITALIANO wrote:(do you know ancient Greek by the way?)

bizarre wrote:

ITALIANO wrote:

Uri wrote:But there is always hope. A young person I viciously attacked for, I guess, being young a decade ago, turned out to be one of the most admirable people to grace this forum (though way too sporadically, unfortunately).

Yes, Uri, I know whom you are referring to. But there is a big difference - that guy may have been young back then, and a bit arrogant maybe, but one could see that there was a promising intelligence behind all that. Arrogance and stupidity (have you read bizarre's list of movies?) are a mix that, especially today, I have much less patience with than I used to have.

Bizarre, you are getting tiresome and even a bit too personal (in your typical oily way - at least I'm more direct when I tell you that you are an annoying idiot). I don't need to justify myself, certainly not with you, but I'm often here because I work on my pc (and what's your reason? you are here all the time) and, of course, because I like this board. I watch movies professionally, and all movies, not only American potbolers (though I admit that I find those interesting, too). And I read books - if you want we can compare the books I've read with the books YOU have read - I travel alot, etc... People with a brain - not a GREAT brain, just a brain, bizarre - can do many things in their life. Surprised?

I just hope that you aren't older than 20, really. In case you are older, just know that I feel really sorry for you, and I will try to ignore you, for your own good.

As you think I'm a kid I find it funny that your responses - calling me brainless, an idiot, stupid, tasteless, uncultured - are so childish! Clearly I've struck a nerve.

Just let it be known that you're one of the most pompous, condescending, faux-intellectual assholes I've ever come across on a message board and given the consistently arrogant, masturbatory and - gasp - xenophobic tone of your posts I find it hard to believe that anyone would want to be in your physical company for more than five minutes, especially if your obviously all-consuming insecurity drives you to challenge them to a game of 'reading log comparisons'.

I'm happy you travel a lot - next time aim for somewhere without internet access. The heights of the Andes, maybe?

ITALIANO wrote:

Uri wrote:But there is always hope. A young person I viciously attacked for, I guess, being young a decade ago, turned out to be one of the most admirable people to grace this forum (though way too sporadically, unfortunately).

Yes, Uri, I know whom you are referring to. But there is a big difference - that guy may have been young back then, and a bit arrogant maybe, but one could see that there was a promising intelligence behind all that.

ITALIANO wrote:

Uri wrote:But there is always hope. A young person I viciously attacked for, I guess, being young a decade ago, turned out to be one of the most admirable people to grace this forum (though way too sporadically, unfortunately).

Yes, Uri, I know whom you are referring to. But there is a big difference - that guy may have been young back then, and a bit arrogant maybe, but one could see that there was a promising intelligence behind all that. Arrogance and stupidity (have you read bizarre's list of movies?) are a mix that, especially today, I have much less patience with than I used to have.

Bizarre, you are getting tiresome and even a bit too personal (in your typical oily way - at least I'm more direct when I tell you that you are an annoying idiot). I don't need to justify myself, certainly not with you, but I'm often here because I work on my pc (and what's your reason? you are here all the time) and, of course, because I like this board. I watch movies professionally, and all movies, not only American potbolers (though I admit that I find those interesting, too). And I read books - if you want we can compare the books I've read with the books YOU have read - I travel alot, etc... People with a brain - not a GREAT brain, just a brain, bizarre - can do many things in their life. Surprised?

I just hope that you aren't older than 20, really. In case you are older, just know that I feel really sorry for you, and I will try to ignore you, for your own good.