The Rent Welcome Wagon — Page 37

I tend to think I enjoy college until it's 5 in the morning and I'm wondering why I've woken up on my desk and my computer seat's got my butt grove engraved on it now. I've abused caffeine more in the last 3 years than I ever have. (Word to the wise: Starbucks Caramel Macchiatos are a DANGEROUS substance.) And I look like a pasty albino from lack of...you know...a life?


THAT'S COLLEGE BABY - sounds like you're right on track


As for my age, I'll leave y'all to guess. Shbrt knows I'm in my 20s. How about I'll divulge my age when Fredi does? It IS her thread after all.

You'll be my age when that happens -

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love Bravo

apollo 13 - great flick..

how about that Tom Hanks...

started out wearing a dress on tv - look at him now...

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A lil bit o' Gary Sinise and Kevin Bacon ain't a bad thing. (BTW, ladies, if either of you score a guest appearance on CSI:NYC, remember that Type_A over here is your best friend, right?)

Did any of you guys go through college?

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How about Tom Hanks is right. And now he's in the movie of The Da Vinci Code! And yes, Jar Jar Binks should be tortured horribly.

And Tiff, I interviewed Gary Sinise for the newspaper I used to work at. I'd be glad to hook you up if I run into him

the first 3 (specifically Star Wars, and Empire Strikes...)
are moments of true brilliance in filmmaking...

reviving a genre... and doing it exceptionally well..

what happened?

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I totally agree, Fredi. What did happen? Lucas, I think, focused less on directing his actors and poured his soul into CGI, which gives the new films an empty feeling. It's so upsetting. And now he's updated the original trilogy on the DVD's - replacing the original actor as the ghost of Anakin with Hayden Christiansen (sp?) at the end of Return of the Jedi, etc. Ugh.

Hugh would have been lovely. I myself was envisioning Colin Firth as Langdon and Sophie Marceau as Sophie.


You know what was worse after my Mufasa comment? Was that my co-worker sitting next to me pops his head over and goes, "Sir, may I say I really enjoyed you in Driving Miss Daisy. That was a great movie." and James pauses and goes, "Thank you, son. Thank you." (in that awesome baritone rumble) and walked away.

And my mouth drops open.

Then my starstruck coworker motioned over another officer and went, "You know who Tiff just gave a visa to? The star of Driving Miss Daisy!" "Oh, Morgan Freeman?" "No, James Earl---FUHHCK."

What made it better was that Morgan had just come through the airport like a month earlier for another movie and my coworker didn't recognize him then.

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Updated On: 11/27/04 at 02:26 AM

and on that note - I'll say goodnite

I should be around tomorrow.

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Yeah, good times at the airports. It's nice to be at the top of the totem pole for everyone, celebrity or not, who comes through immigration at the airport. It just makes bottom of the totem pole on film sets a bit harder to swallow. ("Dammit I could've kicked you out for that criminal record, bitch!")

Good night, Fredi. Yes, you are much nicer (and prettier) than Frenchie. *looking around* Does that sound like brown-nosing?

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Ah ya bum, that's the nice way of saying you're too lazy to respond to my PM. Fair enough.

Later folks! Cheers! (Esp to the poor folks reading this tmrw morning getting caught up, going "What the F*CK were these people talking about???")

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You so totally beat me to editing that before I could severely bitch you out.

Good night!!

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Whoops, not yet. I've kept this page open but getting caught up on my Harry Potter movie news. (Priorities, you know.) BRB.

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