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[namelesswonder]

GP and company: I wanted to share this with you all. Someone I went to college with wrote a review of Les Misérables (the book), to educate herself before seeing the movie.
A Library of One's Own - Hopefully, the longest review I'll ever write
Her review is hilarious. I thought some of you might appreciate it.

[spughy]

I learned to swear from my parents and I have been teaching my daughter when and how to swear.

For instance, when you are rushing to get out in the morning and the cat barfs on the carpeted stairs, it is COMPLETELY okay to yell "FUCKING CAT!!!!!" but it is not okay to tell Grandma about it later.

And on the movie thing - my husband had never seen The Princess Bride when I met him. Appalling, no? I corrected that asap.

[cori93437]

GP and company: I wanted to share this with you all. Someone I went to college with wrote a review of Les Misérables (the book), to educate herself before seeing the movie.
A Library of One's Own - Hopefully, the longest review I'll ever write
Her review is hilarious. I thought some of you might appreciate it.

"Enter Fantine. But first, enter Fantine’s pretentious dickface boyfriend Tholomyès and his three stuck-up student buddies..."

Sold... thanks for posting!
I'm going to enjoy this.
Been a while since I read Les Mis, and this is a really fun walk through.

[jenn26point2]

Oh GOD, I love you...
You're wife should be glad so many miles separate us, and make crazy stalker lady behavior a little awkward.


The rest of you should just be ashamed...
*haven'tseensleepingbeautysixteencandlesweirdscien cegrumblegrumblegrumble*

I mean, where were you during the 80's?

I forgive everyone who hasn't seen Dirty Dancing... Blerggggg. Bleh. Awfulnessssss.

I was busy being a small child outside during the 80's. (Born in 1985 here.)

Born in 79... I was outside playing... additionally, parents had control of the tv. I think I was 10 before we got a VCR. And I lived in the country so there was no cable tv... no opportunities to watch them and now there's really not a desire... I did see The Breakfast Club, though. And Dirty Dancing was a staple in our house once we got the VCR.

Jenn26point2, you get over here right now! We have some movies to watch!

I would LOVE to watch movies with you, Lady Friend. But I'm not sure how to get to the Magical Bamboo Forest.

[geostump]

I saw Dirty Dancing at my mom's house on the VCR(almost forgot what that was called). I remember when one of the kissing scenes came up, my sister covered my eyes and I punched her.

Never saw Weird Science, I did see Ferris Buehler, Sixteen Candles, St Elmo's Fire, The Breakfast Club, Some Kind of Wonderful and all the other 80's Brat Pack movies I saw either at friends houses or in college. My mom didn't have cable until 2001 and I was already married and owned my own house. I am at least teaching my daughters the finer points of the 80's movies. I do despise 80's music for the most part.

[Sabine]

"Die, you gravy-sucking pigdog,"(Steve Martin) is still the best curse ever.

[naiadknight]

One of my favorite recent ones has been "You monkey sucking son of a t**t waffling goat f***er."

[NZ primal Gwamma]

Oh thank you thank you thank you......... I needed some light hearted relief........... I knew that the panda and his co-buddies could supply that ............Hil-hari-hos.............thanx for allowing me to read and laugh !!!!!! you guys talk sooooooooo much shit.....its great !!!!!
love to all
G x

[Siobhan]

That review of Les Mis is better than the book and movie put together! I laughed my ass off and sent it to my sister, who totally didn't get it, which is the benchmark of anything truly hilarious.

[cori93437]

That review of Les Mis is better than the book and movie put together! I laughed my ass off and sent it to my sister, who totally didn't get it, which is the benchmark of anything truly hilarious.

She didn't get it?
My husband had to come from the other side of the house to see what I kept giggling about!
Of course... HE wouldn't get it since he refers to it as "the miserables"