Movie review: he died with a felafel in his hand
Feb 14th 2004, 9:43 am
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Movie review: he died with a felafel in his hand
Watching this movie as a write this thread and I must say for an oz film its hillarious !!
would-be writer Danny who lives on welfare (centrelink benefits) is twenty something, neurotic obsessive, who moves around from one shared house to another (currently house #47)
Get to meet all his many flatmates including a latent homosexual Dirk.
Just splitting me guts with laughter !!
Last weeks oz film of the week for me was "rabbit-proof fence" real good viewing.............
would-be writer Danny who lives on welfare (centrelink benefits) is twenty something, neurotic obsessive, who moves around from one shared house to another (currently house #47)
Get to meet all his many flatmates including a latent homosexual Dirk.
Just splitting me guts with laughter !!
Last weeks oz film of the week for me was "rabbit-proof fence" real good viewing.............
Feb 14th 2004, 11:09 am
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i read the book and also the follow up "the tasmanian babes fiasco" and also saw the stage show in Sydney! Guess you could say i liked it.
Feb 14th 2004, 11:20 am
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good luck in mellie, leave twickie for rugby finals against the best (wales of course)
Feb 14th 2004, 11:30 am
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good luck in mellie, leave twickie for rugby finals against the best (wales of course)
oh hey now! i only live in twickenham, i don't actually like rugby. the football disease got me a long time ago. my time in australia coincided with my beloved reds actually winning stuff so i'm not really going back to oz 'cos i like it or anything.............
oh hey now! i only live in twickenham, i don't actually like rugby. the football disease got me a long time ago. my time in australia coincided with my beloved reds actually winning stuff so i'm not really going back to oz 'cos i like it or anything.............
