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Springroz Senior Member Posts: 1075 |
posted June 22, 2002 11:45 PM
  
Its late and I cant sleep. Fantastic. Time to clear the air a bit and start a new topic. Whats your dirty little secret? Bless me father for I have sinned. Its been...forever since my last confession. Sorry Ive been avoiding you. But Ive heard you have kept yourself quite busy without my silly little problems. But I have a confession. I really really like something horrible. Its just wrong. And if I am going to take the plunge, Im taking all of you with me. So, name a movie, or actor / actress, song, group, tv show, whatever! that you know in your gut is bad. Just bad..cheesey...You friends make fun of it. And you laugh and giggle too. But when you go home, you have to watch. For me. Movie: No one has watched this movie. Its impossible. Surf Ninjas. Its a god awful surf movie. Made about 5 yrs ago i think. About 2 kids who get super ninja powers and become princes of a tropical island. Which they surf to get there. Yes its that bad. But ive seen the movie atleast 20 times. I think I almost know all the dialogue by heart. I havent watched it in a few years. I wonder if someone spent the money to rerelease it on dvd. I could never buy it! Lets take a peek at a piece of my library to see what it would like like. Requiem for a dream It just doesnt work. What would my friends say? The older bro in the movie is so cute. But he is really...shall we say..dim. About the level of Pauly Shore. (i think i just exposed someone's confession. Anyone really love pauly movies?) But his hair is so shiny. I think he is waiting tables in Planet Hollywood by now. Im so embarassed. Go rent it and laugh at me. Alright. One more. I think Hanson are talented musicians. No Im not being sarcastic. Give them a couple years. I think we will be suprised. I listened to their first album (the mmmcrap record) more than once. It wasnt good. But their next one wasnt so bad. I feel clean. Or maybe that's soap scum. IP: Logged |
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sweetsnail Senior Member Posts: 1265 |
posted June 23, 2002 01:45 AM
hehe. Ricky Martin. I want him to shake his bon bon just for me.  Hey, Ericka likes Hanson, so I got Ricky.  I can't think of anything else right now....I'll think of something. IP: Logged |
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ericka Senior Member Posts: 553 |
posted June 23, 2002 03:03 AM
Oh my god thank you for admitting that you like Hanson. I recently came out of the Hanson-liking closet. Its good to know that someone with good taste also likes Hanson. IP: Logged |
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MsDMeanor Senior Member Posts: 112 |
posted June 23, 2002 10:58 AM
Forgive me Father, for I have sinned. It has been four months since my last confession. I have done something terrible Father! I have had sexual relations with a man whom I knew to be married, and with a child of his own! To make things worse, I willingly obliged him when I was working for him, secretly harbouring a desire to further my position at work. I would like to publicly apologize to his wife, and also his child for leading him away and allow him to indulge. It is over and it will never happen again, I have truly learned my lesson and realise that my selfish acts have only hurt myself in the end of it all. Please forgive me! Sincerely, IP: Logged |
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MsDMeanor Senior Member Posts: 112 |
posted June 23, 2002 11:04 AM
Okayyy, that was a bit mean sorry, I guess I am just in a sick sorta mood!My little secret obsession is anything Coen Brothers. Not only do I have all the movies, but then I have to have all the scripts so I can read them too! Obsession number two is Stephen King. I am one of his "faithful readers" and have all the first editions....cuz I simply can't wait for paperback....sad, sad, sad life and I hope his kiddies value their university experience...since I won't be able to put my own thru school for the amt of dough I've spent LOL oh, the carnal one...I actually bought both sdtk's to the Wedding Singer, I love cheese 80's...but was really after Adam Sandler's song "somebody kill me please" IP: Logged |
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Springroz Senior Member Posts: 1075 |
posted June 23, 2002 02:33 PM
So YOURE the one secretly buying all those King novels in B&N.; Thats ok. As long as you stay away from Who Moved My Cheese, youre fine. Sandler music? Who knew there were 2 sdtrks to the Wedding Singer. The Coen Bros. are perfectly acceptable! I think Fargo is a modern classic! But the Lawrence (or is it Laurence?) bros (Matthew, Joey and the little not so cute one), then you have a problem. I just flipped to tv movie of theirs on Disney. Oh delightful cheese! (No A/C in my apt. Its so goddamn hot i would clean my apt but movement means heat and i just froze some banana slices and I cant wait till they are done!) IP: Logged |
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Tammy Senior Member Posts: 32 |
posted June 23, 2002 11:17 PM
Just a comment about the Hanson topic: I like them, too, and have their CDs (their Christmas CD is even OK), but I look at them in a different way, I think... from a mom's perspective. I have two teenage boys - one plays the drums and one guitar - and I know how hard they have to work at it. Those Hanson boys have alot of musical talent and have had since an early age. I admire that. Tammy IP: Logged |
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MsDMeanor Senior Member Posts: 112 |
posted June 24, 2002 10:35 AM
yah but according to Huey of FLC fame, "that Hanson kid has the dirtiest mouth...he is filthier than me!" I *think* that was '99 MTV moosic awards, the same year that Manson was banned due to a fart directed at the crowd.... OK, I confess I have the Archies vinyl, featuring the wacky hits of the Riverdale gang such as; "Everything's Archie, Truck Driver" personally Betty & Veronica didn't have enough musical influence on that album! IP: Logged |
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BryterLayter77 Senior Member Posts: 640 |
posted June 24, 2002 01:27 PM
I know I made fun of Hanson in one of the little plays a few of us did months ago. However, in my humble opinion, I think Hanson's going to become one of those bands that will make some good music in the future. There's something in their last CD, "This Time Around," that suggests that they're trying to shed their old image as teen idols and produce some legitimate music. To me, they have some more growing to do, but when you compare them to the other boy bands and pop princesses, Hanson is as mature as you can get. Richard IP: Logged |
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sweetsnail Senior Member Posts: 1265 |
posted June 26, 2002 03:41 AM
hehe. Who heard about Taylor Hanson getting hitched?? Well, as long as the youngest stays single I think my sister will be happy, though she has moved on to Brandon Boyd of Incubus....-steph IP: Logged |
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Springroz Senior Member Posts: 1075 |
posted June 26, 2002 06:24 PM
Which one was taylor? The middle one? Or the oldest? Did they even break 20 yet? Why in the hell are they getting married? Good choice on the Brandon Boyd. Your sis is getting better taste in men ;-) IP: Logged |
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ericka Senior Member Posts: 553 |
posted June 26, 2002 07:39 PM
Taylor is the middle one. I'm pretty sure he's 19 or something. I read a thing about it on the news section of mtv.com. The guy has good taste. David Garza played at his wedding. David Garza is awesome. IP: Logged |
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Springroz Senior Member Posts: 1075 |
posted June 28, 2002 06:01 PM
Who did he marry? What? No more confessions? IP: Logged |
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Brazil Senior Member Posts: 57 |
posted June 28, 2002 09:10 PM
Ok, since you're talking about embarassing confessions... I used to be addicted to the movie "License to drive" with Corey Haim. I actually saw it a couple of weeks ago and enjoyed myself About the wedding singer soundtracks... IP: Logged |
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MsDMeanor Senior Member Posts: 112 |
posted June 29, 2002 07:53 AM
cheezy brazil, luv them too! Hurray, but I still think the Hanson followers should win Official Cheezers of the board, IP: Logged |
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Mangotigerlily Senior Member Posts: 343 |
posted June 30, 2002 10:46 PM
Confessions......... hmmmmm Lets see I have got two for you guys here, OTHER than the Hanson thing. ..... Speaking of which.... I heard the reason that Taylor got married is because he got the girl he married pregnant. Go Figure. Ok my confessions... I had, or have. a thing for Jonathan Taylor Thomas.. AKA: JTT. Yeah his popularity happened some time ago, but you can't hide the fact that I had all of those 16 magazines and the alike. I had quite a collection going. PLus I would watch Home Improvement, like every night..... scary I know. Confession #2: Blue's Clues. And by this I mean the "old" Blue's Clues, the Steve episodes. I don't care for that new guy pretending to be Steve's brother. It was great there for a time. Crystal ~~~~++++~~~~ IP: Logged |
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Springroz Senior Member Posts: 1075 |
posted July 01, 2002 06:11 PM
I love Blues Clues!! I am a 20 yr old with no children and every sick day (or holiday) I cant wait for freaking blues clues. Its so soothing. I think its the colors they use. And they talk so slow. It just sets me at ease. I dunno how I feel about the new guy, whatshis name? Joe? He is more animated than Steve. And i think he is my age (if you were a 20 yr old actor or trying to be an actor, what would posses you to do children television? You would think he would be going out for Dawson Creek parts) and seems to be doing pretty well. They use too much makeup though. Its always so heavy. They are a shade of rouge away from clown territory. Another JTT fan. Oh the memories. I loved those Teeny mags as a kid (like it was so long ago). He wasnt my fav. My heart was set on Jonathan Brandis. Older men. :sigh: You probably dont remember him. He was on this tv show (with the guy who did Jaws. Rob something.) called SeaQuest. Like a cheap star trek underwater. There was a dolphin that talked (this was my phase where i was a vegetarian and wanted to save the planet. Christ what happened? When did I get so bitter?) and Jonathan Brandis played Lucas, the boy genius who knew how to talk to the dolphin. How awful. It really is fantastic. [This message has been edited by Springroz (edited July 01, 2002).] IP: Logged |
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duncanbox Senior Member Posts: 140 |
posted July 01, 2002 07:51 PM
JUST WHEN I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE- another Jonathan Taylor Thomas fan? Yes... this has encouraged me to announce my love for him. I even have that 2000 calendar buried at the bottom of my sock drawer (I get teased way way way too much for that calendar). If you go to the favorite movie ever topic you'll see one of my picks is Walking Across Egypt, with him and Ellen Burstyn and Mark Hamil (Luke Skywalker). It's a really really good movie, even if you don't like him. I even have some of his tv appearances on tape. Ok, that's enough for now. Anyway... there's my secret, if you can call it that. Sybil p.s. Springroz- I remember Jonathan Brandis. I loved (past tense) SeaQuest. And then he did that movie with Ashley from Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Where'd he go? IP: Logged |
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Springroz Senior Member Posts: 1075 |
posted July 01, 2002 09:37 PM
I have no idea what movie with Ashley from Fresh Prince you are talking about, but he was dating her for a while. I guess they broke up, bc i think she is dating someone else. The most recent thing I have seen Jonathan Brandis in is an Ang Lee film called Ride With the Devil. He isnt that bad in it. Skeet Ulrich and Tobey McGuire and Jewel. I own the dvd (this is the true confessions thread right? I bought the thing bc I am an an Ang Lee fan. HONEST!) bc I had to know if he had perfected his craft. He hasnt. But you get to see some of Ang Lee's early work. And how about that Spiderman? Where the hell did Jonathan Taylor Thomas go? Last thing I remember him in was Man of the House which I had the privilage of watching on a plane to LA a few years ago. [This message has been edited by Springroz (edited July 01, 2002).] IP: Logged |
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galore4 Senior Member Posts: 179 |
posted July 01, 2002 10:47 PM
I'm with ya both, too. Hanson are wise musicians way beyond their years. I was incredibly impressed with how their sophmore album sounded (although, I don't actually own it... I adored "If Only" That was one rockin' lil ditty!) With cameos from John Popper and Jonny Lang, you know Hanson are in it for their passion of music! And good music at that. I admit it, Hanson is GOOD!! This makes me think back to when I met my boyfriend. We're both music nerds and I mentioned to him how I have this incredible amount of respect for Hanson and their craft. Needless to say, he was the first (and possibly only) guy that I ever met that *agreed* with me! Not only do these guys write and play their own music, they produce it too! In this day and age, that calls for a tremendous amount of praise. And even more because it's of quality! Rock on, boys! *Maria [This message has been edited by galore4 (edited July 01, 2002).] Spelling? Eeeehhh. Ugh. [This message has been edited by galore4 (edited July 01, 2002).] IP: Logged |
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Mangotigerlily Senior Member Posts: 343 |
posted July 01, 2002 10:56 PM
Hey I remember Jonathan Brandis and SeaQuest too, though I never went in that direction. Crystal ~~~~++++~~~~ IP: Logged |
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galore4 Senior Member Posts: 179 |
posted July 01, 2002 11:04 PM
Springroz, you would've loved my last internship. I was a packaging intern for Mattel. I wrote copy and took photos of toys, including... BLUE'S CLUES! On one faithful summer day in NYC, they had Steve's *real* shirts delivered to us for use in a demo video! My wrist even made a cameo. I was in charge of pressing the toy to activate the sound. It's practically like I met Steve-o himself *Maria IP: Logged |
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Mangotigerlily Senior Member Posts: 343 |
posted July 02, 2002 11:07 AM
No way that's so cool Maria. I would love to get to meet Steve. So did you get his number ( wink wink)? Is he nice? Crystal ~~~~++++~~~~ IP: Logged |
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duncanbox Senior Member Posts: 140 |
posted July 02, 2002 12:29 PM
There was this really bad TV movie w/ Brandis and the Fresh Prince girl. Something about a ghost I think. They show it on Lifetime these days. Oh yeah- how was Ride With the Devil? I wanted to check that out. I heard Jonathan Taylor Thomas ended up in Harvard. Way to go. Sybil P.S. I think this is my 100th post. IP: Logged |
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Springroz Senior Member Posts: 1075 |
posted July 02, 2002 09:29 PM
Ride with the Devil is ok at best. Not worth buying but worth seeing. Ang Lee loves his pretty pictures and rolling hills sweeping into the film. He really loves good storytelling and really tries with this movie. Its about Skeet Ulrich as a southerner during the start of Civil War. Brandis is a friend of his. McGuire is his younger brother. Ulrich falls in love with Jewel. The boys go and fight the war but the battle goes bad and they end up camping out in a cave with Jewel. Then they leave and have to recover their life after the south lost. So go see it just to see all the weird facial hair. Behold the Power of IMDB! Do you see that tv movie? Year That Trembled, The (2002) .... Casey Pedersen Hart's War (2002) .... Pvt. Lewis P. Wakely Fate Totally Worse Than Death, A (2000) .... Drew Ride with the Devil (1999/I) .... Cave Wyatt Outside Providence (1999) .... Mousy Two Came Back (1997) (TV) .... Jason Fall Into Darkness (1996) (TV) .... Chad Born Free: A New Adventure (1996) (TV) .... Randal 'Rand' Everett Thompson Her Last Chance (1996) (TV) .... Preston Good King Wenceslas (1994) (TV) .... Prince Wenceslas Masters of Illusion: The Wizards of Special Effects (1994) (TV) .... Himself "Aladdin" (1993/I) TV Series (voice) .... Mozenrath SeaQuest DSV (1993) (TV) .... Lucas Wolenczak Sidekicks (1992) .... Barry Gabrewski Ladybugs (1992) .... Matthew/Martha Our Shining Moment (1991) (TV) .... Michael 'Scooter' McGuire It (1990) (TV) .... William 'Stuttering Bill' Denbrough (12) NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter, The (1990) .... Bastian Ghost Dad (1990) (voice) .... Additional Voices Stepfather II (1989) .... Todd Grayland Fatal Attraction (1987) .... Party Guest Mystery Magical Special (1986) (TV) .... Jonathan [This message has been edited by Springroz (edited July 02, 2002).] IP: Logged |
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duncanbox Senior Member Posts: 140 |
posted July 03, 2002 03:11 PM
Fall Into Darkness- I recognized it from the melodramatic Lifetime-type title. Imdb's very handy. Found out Jim Caviezel was in Ride With the Devil. Interesting. Sybil IP: Logged |
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Springroz Senior Member Posts: 1075 |
posted July 03, 2002 05:38 PM
He was? I cant remember who he was. He was probably one of the soliders. I was suprised to see him in Pay it Forward. He played a very good part and played it very well. IP: Logged |
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duncanbox Senior Member Posts: 140 |
posted July 03, 2002 09:24 PM
yeah- wasn't big on Pay it Forward- but he was the best part of the movie Sybil p.s. another confession- i watch this little cartoon special called the tangerine bear every christmas- sometimes even in the summertime...anyone seen it? IP: Logged |
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Springroz Senior Member Posts: 1075 |
posted July 04, 2002 08:50 AM
Never heard of it. But I can give you a laundry list of cartoons i do watch on a regular basis. Spongebob Squarepants Many many things on cartoon Netweork such as and who can forget Southpark. Though I dont really consider that a cartoon. its animated chaos. [This message has been edited by Springroz (edited July 04, 2002).] IP: Logged |
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duncanbox Senior Member Posts: 140 |
posted July 04, 2002 12:48 PM
Spongebob Squarepants is hilarious. Patrick is the man. Sybil IP: Logged |
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j.r.piskorski Senior Member Posts: 42 |
posted July 05, 2002 10:21 PM
I'm ashamed of liking Céline Dion and Laura Pausini Springroz, why the hell do you feel ashamed of liking REQUIEM FOR A DREAM? It's a WONDERFUL movie and the reviews are great... didn't get it... I'm sorry for liking SCREAM and HARRY POTTER (the latter I just love... the book of course... the movie sucks) Urban Legends IP: Logged |
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Springroz Senior Member Posts: 1075 |
posted July 06, 2002 05:34 PM
Im not ashamed of liking Requiem. I was trying to say that Surf Ninjas would really fit into my collection. Just trying to show you what that would look like. IP: Logged |
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