Radbird wrote:Might go see Argo this weekend. Any opinions?
It's your life, man. You don't need our approval.
Ar,go [expletive] yourself.
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ZING!
(I was making a joke because it could be construed that he was, like, asking our opinion on the prospect of going to the movies... I am so funny. You don't even know.)
(I was making a joke because it could be construed that he was, like, asking our opinion on the prospect of going to the movies... I am so funny. You don't even know.)
(I also was making a joke by quoting the film's most memorable line)
JackofDiamonds wrote:(I was making a joke because it could be construed that he was, like, asking our opinion on the prospect of going to the movies... I am so funny. You don't even know.)
There is not a smilie that adequately captures your humor, JoD.
Mini-Rad saw Argo and had the same opinion as JL (you remember her - the one who showed up at the Porter Tavern on the Square for all the playoff games per your recommendation? Where were you?? She got tired of talking to the locals about how much the Sox suck). She said she'll kick our butts if we don't see it before she gets home for Xmas, so now that I have GRB's endorsement, the missus and I will go this weekend.
I'll see it and probably love it. In the past Tarantino movies were a frustrating mix of highly grating and highly entertaining for me. Then when I heard about Inglorious Bastards I thought the whole premise was just way too indulgent--but it was just really good and not at all irritating like his other films (primarily the dialogue, but other stuff too).
But I never feel good about saying nice things about the dorkiest dork to ever dork it up. Just how dorky? Dorky enough that I feel perfectly comfortable going on this rant right after my hard on for The Hobbit post. The guy's about as cool as Andy Dick.
(I was making a joke because it could be construed that he was, like, asking our opinion on the prospect of going to the movies... I am so funny. You don't even know.)
(I also was making a joke by quoting the film's most memorable line)
