Happy Fourth of July Everyone...
Jul 6th 2004, 4:46 am
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Re: Happy Fourth of July Everyone...
Originally posted by Ranjini
We have the whole nine-yards, directv plus some movie channels. But I still prefer to rent and watch at my leisure
What I DO watch are your "peasant" daytime tv channels. The Today show and Ellen Degeneres (she's soooo funny!!) I never miss...
Oh we did see "The Notebook" at the cinema on Saturday. A REAL romance-type thing which I usually avoid. But this was pretty good. I read the book ages ago... and I just wanted to see it. And hubby very sweetly accompanied me (I think he liked it too?!)
We have the whole nine-yards, directv plus some movie channels. But I still prefer to rent and watch at my leisure
What I DO watch are your "peasant" daytime tv channels. The Today show and Ellen Degeneres (she's soooo funny!!) I never miss...Oh we did see "The Notebook" at the cinema on Saturday. A REAL romance-type thing which I usually avoid. But this was pretty good. I read the book ages ago... and I just wanted to see it. And hubby very sweetly accompanied me (I think he liked it too?!)
Jul 6th 2004, 5:11 am
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Re: Happy Fourth of July Everyone...
Originally posted by Ranjini
We have the whole nine-yards, directv plus some movie channels. But I still prefer to rent and watch at my leisure What I DO watch are your "peasant" daytime tv channels. The Today show and Ellen Degeneres (she's soooo funny!!) I never miss...
Oh we did see "The Notebook" at the cinema on Saturday. A REAL romance-type thing which I usually avoid. But this was pretty good. I read the book ages ago... and I just wanted to see it. And hubby very sweetly accompanied me (I think he liked it too?!)
We have the whole nine-yards, directv plus some movie channels. But I still prefer to rent and watch at my leisure
What I DO watch are your "peasant" daytime tv channels. The Today show and Ellen Degeneres (she's soooo funny!!) I never miss...Oh we did see "The Notebook" at the cinema on Saturday. A REAL romance-type thing which I usually avoid. But this was pretty good. I read the book ages ago... and I just wanted to see it. And hubby very sweetly accompanied me (I think he liked it too?!)
We saw a romantic comedy this weekend, "Love Actually". I really liked it, we were really cracking up! I was thinking about seeing "The Notebook" after seeing the book on display (if it's the same one I'm thinking of) but I'm worried it will be a tear-jerker!! Those are the ones I'm scared to watch... and then I end up watching them anyway
Jul 6th 2004, 5:16 am
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Re: Happy Fourth of July Everyone...
Originally posted by ian-mstm
I and I'll be a proud Brit on November 5 (you may need to look that one up). Ian
I and I'll be a proud Brit on November 5 (you may need to look that one up). Ian
Originally posted by Hypertweeky
Ranjini!!
Thank you very much for the lovely display!!
Ranjini!!
Thank you very much for the lovely display!!
Jul 6th 2004, 5:18 am
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Re: Happy Fourth of July Everyone...
Originally posted by jcapulet
Directv plus? Can we come over to watch a show someday? We saw a romantic comedy this weekend, "Love Actually". I really liked it, we were really cracking up! I was thinking about seeing "The Notebook" after seeing the book on display (if it's the same one I'm thinking of) but I'm worried it will be a tear-jerker!! Those are the ones I'm scared to watch... and then I end up watching them anyway
Directv plus? Can we come over to watch a show someday?
We saw a romantic comedy this weekend, "Love Actually". I really liked it, we were really cracking up! I was thinking about seeing "The Notebook" after seeing the book on display (if it's the same one I'm thinking of) but I'm worried it will be a tear-jerker!! Those are the ones I'm scared to watch... and then I end up watching them anyway
Jul 6th 2004, 5:23 am
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Re: Happy Fourth of July Everyone...
Originally posted by Ranjini
Love Actually we saw last Christmas. It's way up there among my favourite comedies along with Bridget Jones' Diary and some others. Never miss anything with Colin Firth in it
Love Actually we saw last Christmas. It's way up there among my favourite comedies along with Bridget Jones' Diary and some others. Never miss anything with Colin Firth in it
Jul 6th 2004, 9:13 am
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Re: Happy Fourth of July Everyone...
Originally posted by jcapulet
Directv plus? Can we come over to watch a show someday? We saw a romantic comedy this weekend, "Love Actually". I really liked it, we were really cracking up! I was thinking about seeing "The Notebook" after seeing the book on display (if it's the same one I'm thinking of) but I'm worried it will be a tear-jerker!! Those are the ones I'm scared to watch... and then I end up watching them anyway
Directv plus? Can we come over to watch a show someday?
We saw a romantic comedy this weekend, "Love Actually". I really liked it, we were really cracking up! I was thinking about seeing "The Notebook" after seeing the book on display (if it's the same one I'm thinking of) but I'm worried it will be a tear-jerker!! Those are the ones I'm scared to watch... and then I end up watching them anyway
Aww It is so romantic and funny!!
PS: I live in the dirty end..
Jul 6th 2004, 9:14 am
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Re: Happy Fourth of July Everyone...
Originally posted by ray6
Oh God !!! she is not flashing them again..I though she had stopped that..
Oh God !!! she is not flashing them again..I though she had stopped that..
Jul 6th 2004, 9:16 am
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Re: Happy Fourth of July Everyone...
Originally posted by Ranjini
Love Actually we saw last Christmas. It's way up there among my favourite comedies along with Bridget Jones' Diary and some others. Never miss anything with Colin Firth in it
Love Actually we saw last Christmas. It's way up there among my favourite comedies along with Bridget Jones' Diary and some others. Never miss anything with Colin Firth in it
