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BBP
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What?! With the way elections are going here? Don't do it! (Unless you want to escape from all those Dutchmen moving to France)
Family Plot will be on next Saturday... Is that worth it?
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scallopino
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Let's all move to New York and go to a party with Warren!
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aquagoat
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| Quote: | Originally posted by BBP
What?! With the way elections are going here? Don't do it! (Unless you want to escape from all those Dutchmen moving to France)
Family Plot will be on next Saturday... Is that worth it? |
Why ? What's wrong with your elections ? Here in France we'll have the right to vote either for a kind fascistic little cunt right wing cunt who
thinks black people or arabian people are thugs or a woman who's supposed to be in the opposite camp but actually has the same political progam as the
the other guy, but she's popular cause she's a woman.
A re-election of the incumbent president would almost appear as a good political choice albeit he's a crook who should go to jail and I absolutely
disagree with his policy.
I wanna quit this bloody country swarming with stupid racist assholes but
it seems to be the same shit everywhere. OK, I'm gonna stop being  ,
now.
[Edited on 13-6-2006 by aquabot]
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BBP
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Well, at the moment we have a highly christian Harry Potter-lookalike as prime minister, who attempts to turn back the time by 10 years so all the
progress we made regarding euthanasia and gay marriage will disappear. Or we will get a puffy right-wing dickhead whose disastrous campaign-leading
already lead to a great loss for his party. Or we will get a left-wing vegetarian who thinks retirement people with adequate funding should help
paying for the funding of the less fortunate.
Just two months ago, I was fortunate to interview an innovating theatre director whose disappointment in the Dutch government led him to say he wants
to move to Canada. After which I reminded him of the seal hunt, and told him about my plans of moving to Belgium. After a short discussion, we found
out: life is shit everywhere.
Still, in the mean time, I'm considering moving to Finland.
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Well, I'm gonna lock myself in a bunker and wait for the end of the world.
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BBP
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Don't make me make Der Untergang jokes...
Got that movie on DVD, it's a beautiful movie, but I missed some scenes compared to the cut I saw on German television. Weird...
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aquagoat
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It's the movie about Hitler's last days, right ? I haven't watched it yet. Didn't know there were jokes about that either.
[Edited on 14-6-2006 by aquabot]
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Puptent
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Belgium seems like an odd choice if you dislike Dutch politics. Cool country to visit, but as politically corrupt as a banana republic. Too many
extreme right wingers too.
[Edited on 14-6-2006 by Puptent]
Hey kids! Do you hear that sound? . . . Freaks will be coming from miles around!
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BBP
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Yeah... that's the problem... But at least they don't seem to have such a pro-American government as the Dutch.
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BBP
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Family Plot was on last night, that was great! Exciting until the last moment!
Also on last night: Hunchback of the Notre Dame in Dutch. Third time I've seen that movie this year. The Dutch version has some very annoying voices.
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So you've become a Hitchcock fan. I remember when I was young I didn't like his movies cause I mainly wanted action. Then when I was 17/18 years old,
I discovered how great his work was, the humour, the tension, the vice there was in these movies. I adore that now.
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BBP
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Yeah I love his humour. One of my favourite quotes from last night: "I think you're about as psychic as a dried salami".
Next week will show Polanski's Bitter Moon. Anyone familiar?
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got this last week so i am currently working my way through it--up to revenge of the pink panther so far-very funny movies (i.m.o.)
MY NEW FAVORITE TOY 
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BBP
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Recently got The Great Mouse Detective, the Basil Holmes Disney classic. Enjoyable, though annoying fake-british accents and anachronisms spoil it a
bit. It's one of the first Disney-features that was made using computers. It's very funny if you see the "cutting-edge technology" of 1986 in the
Making Of.
In the Making Of, there was a short interview with Henry Mancini, who wrote most of the music. He said it was very exciting to write the music
because:
"It was my first cartoon... Of course the Pink Panther is a cartoon..." 
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I love Mary Poppins. It's a wonderful film. And hilarious.
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BBP
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Poppins was on yesterday afternoon, and I watched it for the zillionth time. It's still good!
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I heard that Julie Andrews has perfect pitch.
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I knew I shouldn't have come here and read this, I had a bad feeling.......Mary Poppins.....aarrrggghhh......I can't stand the thought of it.....
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Oh man! I don't like many disney movies but i love that one. I can't tell you how much i hate the Sound of Music...that's bloody awful.
Another disney movie i like is Dumbo, about the flying elephant. It's surreal.
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BBP
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I love that bit where Dumbo gets drunk... an elephant seeing pink elephants...
What will happen to that Ahmet book when Disney get their hands on it?
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