irrelevant mush - delete immediately
the annoying bitch (helenak@geocities.com)
Wed, 09 Jul 1997 21:57:25 +0100
ha! you'll all thought you'd got rid of me and my irrelavant
blatherings, but, nay, i'm BACK!!!!! the sun has beeen beating down and
i did as malcs suggested
> Turn off your
> goddamned computer and go swimming or pick apples or berries
well, kind of. i sat in the back garden and read sophie's world (a book
i didn't enjoy in the slightest) and am now sporting a deliciously pink
sunburn. and i ATE apples. (one of my last apples for a while, four
wisdom teeth out on monday. ugh.)
Jude said:
> I admire you all, with the
> exception of Will, or "will", whom I passionately love, albeit chastely and
> from afar :)
awwww....
Elizabeth J Respess said:
> franny, being my favorite literary character in history, is someone who
> i've given a lot of thought to. i wonder if wynnona has the sincerity
> necessary to play her. she gets really great parts, but i think she
> could blow franny's wiltedness. maybe claire danes
GOD NO!!!!!! if there's one actor i absolutely CAN'T STAND, it's her.
i'm completely unable to articulate why, she just annoys the hell out of
me...
Christy Bright said:
> Can ANYONE name a film adaptation of a book (that you had read at the
> time of seeing the movie) that was satisfying?
yep. _the commitments_ - written by roddy doyle, directed by alan
parker. brilliant stuff.
Emily said:
> Holden is my idol.
hmm... he's not *my* idol. for me, like Elizabeth Wurtzel in Prozac
Nation, he's more of a what-could-have-happened. he's got some
admirable characteristics and all that, but i don't think he's someone
to idolise. i tend to look up to people who seem to have their lives
sorted out and know what they're doing, what the answers are, and holden
just doesn't have that quality. i can't really 'idolise' him cause he's
just as fucked up
as me.
he's more someone to identify with than emulate.
and so, i'm off to listen to my mom shout 'YA SHOULDA PUT THE SUN STUFF
ON!!' a few hundred more times.
:helena
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