Ahh, this again
Jun. 26th, 2004 05:49 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sailorhathorI figured out the source of my strange mishearings. My ears are full of sinus gunk again. Or rather, the sinuses that run somewhere around my ears are off and on full of, what ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
lots42 calls, "head juice." I had another one today.
Dad: Are you going to make the bed?
Me: What? Does your bed need to be remade?
Dad: No, are you going to make the bed?
Me: That's what I just asked you, does your bed need to have the sheets changed? ::looks:: It's not messed up...
Dad: That's not what I said, I said are you going back to bed?
Me: X_x
Sinus Tylenol, take me awaaaaaay!
More on Last Dance. Eh. :D The movie's about a death row inmate and this young lawyer who falls in love with her and tries to keep her from being executed. It just wasn't written that well, kinda boring. The last 20 minutes or so were okay, some nice dialogue, but it was just so impossible to believe these two were in love. There wasn't a lick of chemistry between them. I could have possibly bought that he was hot for her looks, but in love? And she didn't seem to have any feelings for him at all, except "oh look, here's a chump I can string along to get my ass off death row." I think that's what it was, and that he only thought he was in love with her. I can see a person romancing that type of situation into something it's not.
Sharon Stone played the death row chick. I think she's a good actress and a beautiful woman, but she can't do a Southern accent for shit. It sounded SO forced. Skeet played her younger brother, btw. Heh, I read an interview where he was asked if he had any "unbrotherly thoughts" about her while doing the movie, it was pretty funny. XD
There was something else I was going to say, but it's gone. X_x Mayeb it'll take a vacation, then come back.
lots42 calls, "head juice." I had another one today.Dad: Are you going to make the bed?
Me: What? Does your bed need to be remade?
Dad: No, are you going to make the bed?
Me: That's what I just asked you, does your bed need to have the sheets changed? ::looks:: It's not messed up...
Dad: That's not what I said, I said are you going back to bed?
Me: X_x
Sinus Tylenol, take me awaaaaaay!
More on Last Dance. Eh. :D The movie's about a death row inmate and this young lawyer who falls in love with her and tries to keep her from being executed. It just wasn't written that well, kinda boring. The last 20 minutes or so were okay, some nice dialogue, but it was just so impossible to believe these two were in love. There wasn't a lick of chemistry between them. I could have possibly bought that he was hot for her looks, but in love? And she didn't seem to have any feelings for him at all, except "oh look, here's a chump I can string along to get my ass off death row." I think that's what it was, and that he only thought he was in love with her. I can see a person romancing that type of situation into something it's not.
Sharon Stone played the death row chick. I think she's a good actress and a beautiful woman, but she can't do a Southern accent for shit. It sounded SO forced. Skeet played her younger brother, btw. Heh, I read an interview where he was asked if he had any "unbrotherly thoughts" about her while doing the movie, it was pretty funny. XD
There was something else I was going to say, but it's gone. X_x Mayeb it'll take a vacation, then come back.
