Oh yeah, so you say now. But what if the six-foot turtles were teenagers who were evil ninja masters

You've got me wanting pizza now.

Around again to pizza......so, just like this thread has circled back to pizza, and this thread is "the topic that goes on forever"........ I think it means that forever is a circle

TMNT = Pizza...on the half shell

And pizzas are.......circles

It goes on and on my friends...

Like Ring-Around-A-Rosey?

Dave wrote:

"Like Ring-Around-A-Rosey?"


Yes. Except with cheese and pepperoni.

..teenage ninja masters i can handle no problem, that's my day job!!

nta kibazo (Kinyarwanda) / hakuna matata (Kiswahili)

greeneyes/ania

Can you sing turtle shanties???

well, i did manage to find a copy of the wicker man to rent. (it included an extended version, which to me makes more sense than the theatrical version)
it is an interesting film, artistically speaking, and it does leave you thinking about the nature of religion...or something. maybe that is what it is supposed to do? seems it would be disturbing to both christians and pagans (the clash of cultures in the film). don't want to give away too much in case anyone who hasn't, wants to watch it.

perhaps i just flat out don't understand the movie...but i did find it interesting and artistic and disturbing.

Damn Agnes, almost sounds like you've been working while we were screwing around...

Can you?

oh Agnes, wow, am so happy you went and saw The Wicker Man!!

it is a brilliant film - i love the music (have the soundtrack on record) and the photography is just AMAZING. yes, beautiful and disturbing, love it!!! i have watched it a lot of times and even worked on my friend's dissertation for his English degree a long time ago - he wrote a paper about traditional vs modern and looked at The Wicker Man and Walkabout. another amazing film. oooh don't get me started!!

won't go into it too much to avoid spoiling for others but think you'd enjoy Don't Look Now. also haunting and beautiful...and terrifying!!

greeneyes/ania

I never saw "Wicker Man" because in my opinion, a film rarely lives up to one's expectations after reading the book. I read it many many years ago, and was enthralled... both anxious to read the next page, and afraid of it!

I'll have to see if I can find the book again - or rent the film.

(Maybe I'll have pizza while I watch)