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You really took the fun out of this by mentioning "birth defect".* *clue a smarmy PLF response...however, like Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, any attempt to predict what he will say will unavoidably change his response. |
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Napolean won the MTV movie award for best musical piece (or something like that) for his dance skit. |
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While we're on the subject-- if you are pregnant and somewhat more emotionally sensitive than (even) usual DO NOT FUCKING WATCH BAMBI. |
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I distinctly remember watching that movie at the age of six and I brought the subject up with my mum recently. She said, there was no way that I would have taken you to that sadistic movie. Well, somebody did. Why would the fine folks of Disney create such a vile little flick? Is it anti-gun or something? |
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"Your mother won't be with you anymore, son." |
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The good folks at Disney were just probably thinking along those lines. |
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I've never seen Bambi. My mom was so traumatized when she saw it for the first time she had to be escorted from the theater within the first five minutes. I think she was five. Anyhow, she refused to have it air in the house even if she wasn't watching, and for whatever reason, I never saw it at a friend's house, and I can't bring myself to check it out now. I saw the "meet Thumper and Flower" scene on the Wonderful World of Disney when I was a kid, so I think I've hit the most important part. |
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I didn't watch the whole thing -- it was on ABC on Sunday night, I think, and I was channel-surfing while waiting for a craving to be lovingly delivered. I had never seen the movie before, and wouidn't you know it, I happened upon it precisely at the beginning of the dreadful scene. When the ominous music started I should have changed the channel, but I was transfixed -- and I didn't expect it to be so harrowing and eerie and scary and sad. I wasn't just a little verklempt after watching it -- I was bawling. My craving delivery man came into the room and thought that I had just gotten bad news about a loved one. Very much to his credit he comforted me rather than laughed in my face when I cried out "Bambi! It's so sad!" We then went down the list of fucked up Disney movies with very sad events in them. Jesus, I thought Old Yeller was bad, but at least that was an act of humanity. And Gwink, yes, the motherless child is a Disney archetype. God knows why -- a cheap ploy to render the main character sympathetic, I guess-- but usually the motherlessness is established, in a non-violent manner, before the movie begins. |
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Raw Foods
Anyone here know much about this lifestyle? I won't call it a diet, because it seems to be more than that to me. I know someone who does it (she's been doing it for over 2 years) and she has dropped considerable weight and gotten a lot more energy since she started. I understand that I cannot do it because it involves (1) no alcohol and (2) no tea (I'm not sure which I would miss more), but the premise behind it all is somewhat intriguing to me*. This website - http://www.living-foods.com/ - has a lot of information about it. Note to Flinty, stick with the bananas:
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Hardcore raw food devotees are generally crazy - although some raw prepared food is really really good - very flavorful, so I like it once in a while. I will go to Bonobos or one of the other raw food restaurants here. |
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That said, no alochol, no caffeine, no dice. That takes a level of vanity and self preservation I cannot fathom. I once tried to eat a seaweed salad. Nasty. |
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**** Actually, I don't think I've ever seen Bambi. I will note, though, that there's no Bambi exhibit or ride in Disneyland. Perhaps Anaheim's local codes don't permit shooting ranges inside the city limits. |
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(I have actually forgotten what happens there. I don't know if I missed the beginning, or if the trauma of listening to Albert Brooks for the whole movie edged that out in my mind.) |
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ETA the cookbook contains definite views on what should and shouldn't be cooked, and what foods should and shouldn't be eaten. Not entirely unlike the raw food stuff, except you can cook some things. |
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http://www.globalgourmet.com/food/kg.../1204/nuts.jpg Mmmmm. Nuts! |
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*if you believe in that theory. |
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don't tell me if he wasn't. in the realm of imaginary friends' ex- and soon-to-be ex-husbands, I still have him in the "cool" category. ETA: apparently if you use the tag [size=small], in actuality size=larger than normal. odd that. |
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eta: P.S. I wouldn't want to be in a room with all those Raw Foods devotees. They might argue that their intestinal gases are less foul, but if you've ever been around an elephants, you know that the volume more than makes up for the deadliness. I'm just saying. |
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In lieu of original post, I note that the raw foods site lets you cook things at 105 degrees. Or heat them to that temperature. Apparently this is enough to soften things like cauliflower. |
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