hesaki
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Post by hesaki on Jan 7, 2003 15:44:10 GMT -5
Ijust had a look on a Cd of mine with CoS screenshot and Ifound this one:  |
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Hitomi
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Post by Hitomi on Jan 7, 2003 18:08:55 GMT -5
owwww!my eyes!!!!!!!  |
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Post by MsPoet on Jan 7, 2003 19:38:26 GMT -5
owwww!my eyes!!!!!!! ROFL!!!! Donna |
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Post by Angelamyte on Jan 7, 2003 20:05:36 GMT -5
subliminal message showing just how alike TR and HP really are.. but, holy mother of crackness..awesome! ;D
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Post by MsPoet on Jan 7, 2003 20:30:51 GMT -5
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Post by cheesy_badgers on Jan 8, 2003 13:06:46 GMT -5
ROTFLMAO! Omg, that is utterly bizarre, and totally hilarious! ;D ;D
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zoeperzazke
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Post by zoeperzazke on Jan 20, 2003 3:43:23 GMT -5
Er.... what are we seeing here? is there a doctor in the house?  |
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Post by Mandragora on Jan 20, 2003 7:13:05 GMT -5
THAT is strange  Aw come on... have I mentioned around here that with my glasses on I can actually pass as Harry's elder sister (if he had one)... or as a friend jokingly says, as James Potter? Heehee, minus the mouth, Brits are too thin-mouthed  ;D For a while I thought I was looking at myself when my hair was shorter! |
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Post by MsPoet on Jan 20, 2003 15:43:24 GMT -5
THAT is strange Aw come on... have I mentioned around here that with my glasses on I can actually pass as Harry's elder sister (if he had one)... or as a friend jokingly says, as James Potter? Heehee, minus the mouth, Brits are too thin-mouthed ;D For a while I thought I was looking at myself when my hair was shorter! Mandragora you resemble me too?  ;D Altho, as you say, the Brits are (or tend to be) thin-mouthed...my lips are fuller than Daniel's. Um, wouldn't it be funny if all of us here on this board resemble Daniel and/or Christian in coloring or structure or both or something? That must mean we're the CENTER OF THE HP-RELATED FORUM BOARD UNIVERSE muhhaaaaahaaa muuhhaaaaaahaaaa That's us, ladies. Better believe it, sistas. Donna P.S. Mandragora I like your avatar. I really loved that movie.  The actors are right in saying that if Cameron Crowe directs, they'd be an extra---they'd be anything! |
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Post by Mandragora on Jan 22, 2003 7:38:05 GMT -5
Wait Miss Poet/Donna, which do you resemble, Harry Potter or James Potter? ;D HAHAHA I am not so sure I resemble Christian, but I have a chin (like we all do, heh)... I mean, a cleft-chin (not the Merry type though!) and my lips are quite full too, except at some moments... and I wear glasses most of the time, especially if I do not want to be bothered with contact lens! So yes... I got teased at some point as Harry Potter when my hair was really short, and that was HPSS. My mouth is quite expressive, even while not talking... it ALWAYS has an expression, I don't know, and yes, I do NOT have a sweet smile, it's crooked I love Cameron Crowe... he's a formulaic-type of director but he has this talent for making something extraordinary out of something that is generic. I love everything he directed... "Singles", "Jerry Maguirre", "Almost Famous", "Vanilla Sky"... and man, the man has TASTE IN MUSIC! The OSTs of his movie, dear, that's ME. "Singles" is about the grungey generation with the rock-alternative-type of lifestyle in the 90s; "Jerry Maguirre".... dang, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Bruce Springsteen ("Freefalling" and "Secret Garden", respectively), "Almost Famous"... the whole 60s-70s rock (I just love "Tiny Dancer" by Elton John and that Simon and Garfunkel crack is SO funny), and how music is like the CORE of everything... and "Vanilla Sky", its electronic music, Radiohead, Chemical Brothers... I would love to take Cameron Crowe out on a date and pick his brains... I can say if I were to have a bestfriend in that industry, it would be Cameron Crowe. I am a Cameron Crowe apprentice! And that German director Tom Tkwyer. And Baz Lhurman! And Paul Thomas Anderson ("Magnolia", "Boogie Nights")! So... if I were to have friends in that industry, I would be interested in Christian Coulson (of course), Cameron Crowe, Franka Potente, Tom Hanks, Allan Ball (he wrote "American Beauty" and created "Six Feet Under"), David Kelley, and the makers of CSI and Sex and the City.... Geniuses minus the intimidation |
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Post by MsPoet on Jan 22, 2003 13:45:26 GMT -5
Wait Miss Poet/Donna, which do you resemble, Harry Potter or James Potter? ;D HAHAHA I am not so sure I resemble Christian, but I have a chin and yes, I do NOT have a sweet smile, it's crooked I love Cameron Crowe... he's a formulaic-type of director but he has this talent for making something extraordinary out of something that is generic. So... if I were to have friends in that industry, I would be interested in Christian Coulson (of course), Cameron Crowe, Franka Potente, Tom Hanks, Allan Ball (he wrote "American Beauty" and created "Six Feet Under"), David Kelley, and the makers of CSI and Sex and the City.... Geniuses minus the intimidation "Geniuses minus the intimidation"----that's great. Sometimes I have a crooked smile too (like Daniel has in some pics). My heart&soul, Z., used to tease me affectionately about it. I wear contacts but I have a pair of HP glasses I wore in the '90's. After HPSS came out I was talking to my mom that maybe I would cut my hair short (to look even more like him) and she told me I probably shouldn't because there would be complaints from parents that I looked too young to be the teacher. As for Cameron Crowe, you're right....as opposed to another CC, Chris Columbus, he makes each and every role and moment in his movies IMPORTANT. Even, for example, Anna Paquin in Almost Famous had magical moments despite not having many lines....I haven't seen Vanilla Sky yet.....I dunno....my brother loved AF but he didn't like VS. Interesting tidbit: Cameron Crowe doesn't like Elton-John's music, and he didn't want to include "Tiny Dancer," but still that's an excerpt in the movie he managed to make EXUDE the special extraness (extraness---? lol) You like Franka Potente too? She is sooo cool...not only do I love her name....did you see "Run, Lola Run?" That was really fun. I love that music. Donna |
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Post by Mandragora on Jan 22, 2003 15:01:08 GMT -5
HP glasses? You mean the shape Harry wears... for a while I thougt you meant they're selling them now ;D They are almost like John Lennon glasses... I think. That tidbit is interesting...but I might say in that particular scene on the bus where they sing along with that song, it SO fits... and the song is something for them Band Aids! Oh "Run Lola Run"... I've been babbling about it, though I call it " Lola Rennt"... yep, Franka Potente, that running red-haired girl. I love everything about that movie, it's in my, say, Top 5! I almost screamed after seeing it in a film festival... madness, that's it, sheer madness! A simple premise, with cutting edge visuals, the whole idea of alternate reality, all wrapped in one girl's run to save the man she loves. Now THAT is a love story... and it is justified despite the first two runs, Lola deserves to be redeemed in the end. "Vanilla Sky"...not a lot of people I know liked it, just a VERY few... I guess the problem is that Crowe's film is a remake of that Spanish film called "Open Your Eyes"... "Abre Los Ojos", directed by Alejandro Amenabar, the one who directed "The Others". And the original, I heard, is very good, and Crowe supposedly 'Americanized' it. I haven't seen "Abre", but I guess what makes Vanilla Sky work is the music, the cinematography, the pacing... Tom Cruise, I have to say, is a good actor. And CAmeron Diaz, now that's THE stalker I love her monologue, that 'four times' bit, and the VERY CLASSIC, "WHAT IS HAPPINESS TO YOU DAVID?... because for me, THIS is happiness... being with you...do you realize that when you sleep with someone your body makes a promise?" Aw, stop. Speaking of Franka, she's supposed to have this movie with MAndy Moore and Elijah Wood. Anyone seen it? Think I'll see it, I could use some youthful theme  |
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Catriona
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Dear Diary: Alcohol units, 0; Cigarettes, 0; Mudbloods killed, 14; v.g. Go me!
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Post by Catriona on Jan 22, 2003 16:59:26 GMT -5
Hmmm.....
young sexy + old sexy = bad
two rights don't make a wrong!
Okay, so DR is six years younger than me, if I was twelve I would have a massive crush on him.
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Post by BohemianRevolution on Jan 22, 2003 18:54:33 GMT -5
eeeeeck head for the hills! My friend has a biggg crush on Rupert Glint. Never mind the fact that they look similar and he's a little younger than us(but then again, she's also the girl who thinks Ringo Starr is sexy. Go figure) |
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Post by lizifer on Jan 22, 2003 19:24:08 GMT -5
"vanilla sky" confused me soooo much i didn't have a clue what was happening half the time someone mentioned "six feet under" that has got to be one of the best shows that has ever been on tv, i love it |
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Christian, do you like our future?
;D Altho, as you say, the Brits are (or tend to be) thin-mouthed...my lips are fuller than Daniel's. 
The actors are right in saying that if Cameron Crowe directs, they'd be an extra---they'd be anything! 
