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kaethe

Catching up on picture posting, plus other stuff

Jan 30, 2007 22:39

I am sooo far behind on posting, it's ridiculous. I've been taking pictures every day, though. To make this simpler, I set up a table with pictures from Jan. 15-30. If anyone's a glutton for punishment, they can click on the links on each day's date to see more pictures from that day (unless there weren't any). Also, I figured out after several ( Read more... )

it ain't easy being green, movies, supernatural, fnl, heroes, prison break, 365, television

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blaidd_drwg February 3 2007, 08:56:52 UTC

re: Prison Break - you are singing to the choir sister. preach some more!

re: Supernatural in teh bank - interesting theory on the Fibbie. Hmm sounds good.

re: Heroes - Hmm we've seen both sides of Nathan (good and shady) and up until Hiro told 'flying man' of the fact that a person, maybe bad, is gonna blow up NYC I would agree with you that he does want to protect Peter. However, someone speculated and I can kinda agree that after that revelation and based on Nathan's reaction to Peter going AMA from the hospital I can see him, for Peter's own good of course, locking him up in some countryside mental home. So he could satisfy his big brother urge and keep the embarassment tucked away and help his campaign. We've seen how he shamelessly 'labeled' Peter mentally troubled at that press conference. That aside I would love to see them have more scenes together. If you haven't already go check out the post I devoted to Heroes vids on YouTube, all gen vids I promise. :)

After reading your Lake House blurb I'm glad I didn't go see it. I don't like unhappy endings.

kaethe February 3 2007, 20:13:37 UTC

This is probably spoiling it, but the ending to The Lake House isn't unhappy. It's just illogical once you start thinking back through the timeline--or the manner of reaching the outcome is; the outcome itself isn't. If you don't question those kinds of things, you'll be fine.

blaidd_drwg February 10 2007, 23:49:56 UTC

I don't mind being spoiled, esp. in this case. Lake House is one of those movies that looked like it could end sadly so I didn't go to see it. I'm glad it isn't. And I am usually very willing to overlook most leaps of 'logic' in movies. :D Thanks.

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