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Thunder Bear";p="790542 wrote:

evilmugman";p="785829 wrote:That is a great film.

Men At Work. Sheen and Estevez.

They are brothers right.... Why is he called Estevez?

Their dad is Martin Sheen, but his real last name is Estevez. One took his stage name and the other kept it real (yo)

We may be on to something here.

Handy!

I wonder what I can make with brown rice and jello...

ewww. There are people who are eating in this section of the forum.

I was saying that, in my opinion, I thought that Christian Bale's Patrick Bateman voice was an impersonation of Charlie Sheen.

maybe the cartoon version of two and a half men.

I didn't start drinking until a year and a half ago.

I don't know about this. Now, Kahlua floats... mmmm

that just sounded like a Charlie Sheen impersonation, though.

anywaaay... I am going to try that brownie recipe. It looks like my kinda thing.

Thanks, Bchez.

judasmuppet";p="787691 wrote:Nah, man. You're wrong about Batman...

Miss Yvonne";p="787684 wrote:All the Little Animals

That looks potentially really good.

It drags on a little at the end but it's an interesting idea and a pretty good mov.. film. I think it's what turned my sister into a vegan.

judasmuppet";p="787682 wrote:Seriously, Bale as the voice of Thomas?!?!

yeah!

I'd watched it a million times. Then I saw the movie All the Little Animals, which I thought was my introduction to Christian Bale. I kept thinking, I know this guy from something...

is this part of the forum "no place for joking?"

He was totally hot in Pocahontas.

I really haven't seen enough of his films to have an opinion on his acting. I think I've only seen All the Little Animals, Pocahontas and the edited for basic cable version of American Psycho.

I'd answer "yes" too, but I am kind of afraid of this section now.

I'd never seen any Disney movies- animated or otherwise- until I was grown up and taking care of kids.

Fantasia, Fantasia 2000, Snow White, and the Lion King are probably my favorites. The Lion King 1 1/2 is surprisingly good, too. Cinderella stresses me out way too much.

I think that was the first time I realized that the books are (almost always) better than the movie.

judasmuppet";p="783367 wrote: I'm currently reading DeLillo's Underworld.

we all should be.

It looks like I have a large collection of those $3 self help books

moderator of the world.

I'd put Vertigo in my top 5 Hitchcock films, but probably not the top 3. Rear Window belongs in Vertigo's spot on that list.

Bchez";p="766539 wrote:

Miss Yvonne";p="766017 wrote:for cooking a whole ham or something to make with ham?

A whole ham.

I've always just stuck the whole thing in the oven and cooked it for a few hours. I don't mess around with the honey or brown sugar stuff.

How does this drink go with tacos, you ask? Well, I just drank it while having some black bean nachos and it was very complementary, believe it or not! You have my permission to put it on your menu!

I guess this belongs here, maybe.

My sister's been mixing different sodas together forever and I always thought she was weird. But tonight I couldn't decided what I wanted to drink.

store brand Mountain Dew + Root Beer = a drink that tastes remarkably like those Valentine's Day Sweethearts.