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  Kiba

  11 months ago

  I recently got to see The Princess Bride on the big screen, with a lot of family and friends. Our entire row pretty much recited the whole movie. But I think it was okay; nobody even glared at us. They were probably reciting it, too.
  
  So excited about the possibility of a Whedon interview.
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  The Ska Mama from Wa

  11 months ago

  No more rhyming now, I mean it.
  
  Anybody want a peanut?
  
  We use "Have fun storming the castle" in our regular every day life more than I'd like to admit.
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  Lisa B

  11 months ago

  1. I would support any kind of action that might lead to a Whedon interview.
  2. Heat should be read by everyone. Immediately.
  3. Someone totally has to host a Princess Bride watching & reciting party immediately, after we've all read Heat (see 2 above).
  
  "Why didn't you wait for me?"
  "Well... you were dead."
  "Death cannot stop true love, all it can do is delay it for a while."
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  Cecily

  11 months ago

  Ah! Titus Andronicus just has this glossy goreyness to it that makes it a bit fun on top of all the horrid things that happen. Try out the film version sometime.... it really plays with the "gloss" on the gore and still manages to really stab deep at times. Must admit to many hand wagging tongue cut out gags in Shakespeare class though, because that's what you do when you're an ingenue with no lines. There's just something about studying that play that brings out the camp in actors, blood can be fun that way.
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  Cecily

  11 months ago

  Well, handless hand wagging....
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  Cecily

  11 months ago

  @Cecily: Well, handless hand wagging….
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  Kim Werker

  11 months ago

  Ayee! I secretly hoped the quoting would begin! Frequently in our house: "I'm not a witch, I'm your wife! But after what you just said I'm not even sure I want to be *that* anymore!" Ok. Not too frequently.
  @Lisa B: Re: #3, I volunteer to host. At the very least, you and I will have a blast. :)
  ETA reply to Cecily, who posted her comments at the same time I was drafting mine. This production of Titus didn't gloss. The gore was devastating. I have no idea if joking went on during rehearsals, but you could hear hearts stopping in the audience.
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  Tapping on my iPhone waiting for Dark Knight to begin tonight, I started drafting a Cme post about that interview. Good to know at least a couple of people are in. We'll see...
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  Brianna

  11 months ago

  I tend to annoy people with my Princess Bride quotes as well. I'm actually thinking of locating a used copy of the book somewhere. I love the movie, but sometimes a girl needs the written word. Same with Neverending Story.
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  mmt

  11 months ago

  Are you going to CGOA next week? Maybe it says somewhere here, but I've missed it? If you do, we should meet and have a "new school, old school crochet" conversation-mm
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  Kim Werker

  11 months ago

  @mmt: Unfortunately, I won't be there (this is somewhat related to the immigration paperwork I recently had to submit). I hope you enjoy! And I'd love to chat crochet with you anytime; I don't think old-school / new school has come up (with me, at least) in a while.)
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  mmt

  11 months ago

  I'm the new editor at Crochet World. I've been on the freelance design end since 85(!), so your on editing has been timely. CW is definitely old school, not that there's anything wrong with that, it's the audience I know and love. "Still", she says, tongue in cheek," it pays to keep an eye on those young folks."
  The first time I wrote this, lightning hit the line and deleted it. Simultaneously, what was in my toaster started on fire. Maybe we shouldn't converse!
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