Well that might work, but it was done by Tom Hanks in that lame-ass movie "You've Got Mail." Which is actually a paralell story to Pride and Prejudice. Personally, my favorite such movie is that one with Alicia Silverstone, Clueless. It was the same story as Austen's "Emma" only set in modern Beverly Hills.Strange wrote:Kelly mentioned Jane Austen books. You're female! If you were male, this would definitely be embarrasing, but you're not. As far as that goes, if I were single I would read some of her stuff just to have a secret weapon to get some hot-smart-girl tail.
It's the "Plain White T's" (Scary and embarrassing that I know that!)Um...okay, here goes, pure shame here: there is song being played on the radio a lot now. "Hate is a strong word..." Don't know who it is by. I'll hate it by the end of the month, but right now, I like it. God help me, that riff is just infections as hell.
LOL you really should be ashamed! heh... but I know what you mean. I think someone sits down and writes up as many riffs as they can and then does scientific studies to see how many people get "ear-worms" from the riffs. That night I spent on Ponce with a flat tire, that song went through my head the whole fucking night. Drove me batshit, it did. It's nothing more than a stupid guy whining about his girl leaving him but for some reason it works more than most emo songs.
What about "Can't Buy me Love" or "My Boyfriend's Back" or "Once Bitten"? Or the original "Buffy the Vampire Slayer?"Movies: cheesy 80's comedies. The cheesier the better! Better Off Dead makes me laugh my head off to this day. "This is PURE SNOW! Do you have any idea what the street value of this mountain would be!!!"
I have to also admit now that I really got into the Buffy series back when it was still on (not reruns). It was fucking cheesy as hell with the crappy FX but somehow they kept you watching.
