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PostPosted: Tue Jun 07, 2011 4:14 pm 
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nice, the harvey thing bang on, now somebody behead me for complimenting you...have you seen any rabbits recently how about swans?

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PostPosted: Tue Jun 07, 2011 4:32 pm 
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Amused certainly. Rainmaker you add another interesting ingredient in an already potent mix of bizarre creativity and madness. Glad you're here with us.


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PostPosted: Wed Jun 08, 2011 1:39 pm 
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LordDariusRackham wrote:
Amused certainly. Rainmaker you add another interesting ingredient in an already potent mix of bizarre creativity and madness. Glad you're here with us.


Thankyou, However is it fact or is it fiction? where better for a urban rainmaker to reside than grimney, the same place as any black swan would?

One flew over the coockues nest (have no idea on spelling that, whom e?) or the witches of eastwick?


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PostPosted: Sun Jun 12, 2011 12:35 pm 
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Letter to 3 wives - great stage like acting and dialogue is funny

The man who killed liberty valance - only film I can think of where John Wayne takes a back seat but gives one of his best performances imho

Death of a Gunfigher - Richard Widmark gives a good performance in this western which to me is a very dark film

I just love the early films (though there are many good ones after) - 30s/40s movies blow your mind away with the acting and quality of dialogue.


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 1:28 am 
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UrbanRainmaker wrote:
LordDariusRackham wrote:
Amused certainly. Rainmaker you add another interesting ingredient in an already potent mix of bizarre creativity and madness. Glad you're here with us.


Thankyou, However is it fact or is it fiction? where better for a urban rainmaker to reside than grimney, the same place as any black swan would?

One flew over the coockues nest (have no idea on spelling that, whom e?) or the witches of eastwick?


Fact Urban Rainmaker, undeniable fact... Most certainly... This Land is my everyday existence, so for me it is reality. No question about that! When you watch the twin red suns set against the green sky, and descend behind the Mountains of the Moon you cannot deny the truth of it all. It is no dream.

I cut myself whilst polishing my blade today, and the cut bled, and the pain sped along my arm, there was no denying the stinging sensation, no dream could be that vivid. What of black swans? Is that the flag under which you fly? Or are you part of a gang, hitherto unknown in Grimney?


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 1:36 am 
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hotkee wrote:
Letter to 3 wives - great stage like acting and dialogue is funny

The man who killed liberty valance - only film I can think of where John Wayne takes a back seat but gives one of his best performances imho

Death of a Gunfigher - Richard Widmark gives a good performance in this western which to me is a very dark film

I just love the early films (though there are many good ones after) - 30s/40s movies blow your mind away with the acting and quality of dialogue.


I love a good western. Liberty valence is great. Lee Marvin, and Jimmy Stewart had masses of charisma. I also like Widmark, he could play a chilling villain. Enjoy Wayne, especially like the Fighting Kentuckian, not because it's a good movie, simply because it's so cool to see Wayne acting in a double act with Oliver Hardy. John Wayne was awesome in the Shootist. That's got to be a favorite. I'm keen to buy the new True Grit, not seen it yet. Anyway, welcome to Grimney, where's your avatar and home page????


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PostPosted: Mon Jun 13, 2011 10:01 am 
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Remakes annoy me. I want new stuff!


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 14, 2011 2:27 pm 
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hotkee wrote:
Anyway, welcome to Grimney, where's your avatar and home page???? [/color]


I got me an avatar - but where or what do I put in a homepage?


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Tanza wrote:
Remakes annoy me. I want new stuff!


Remakes are new - sort of :-)

Worst remakes

Ladykillers
Italian Job
Flight of the Phonenix

Johnny Depp is back again as Capt. Sparrow (thats about all that is good about the Carriabean Pirates). Oh and he made Willy Wonka remake - that was naff too.

Bring back Star Trek - my fetish is unbounded.


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PostPosted: Tue Jun 14, 2011 3:08 pm 
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hotkee wrote:
TheRaven wrote:
hotkee wrote:
Anyway, welcome to Grimney, where's your avatar and home page????]


I got me an avatar - but where or what do I put in a homepage?



Are you a gnome? :? Well, you need to join citizens' sign up. You can write a profile, if you like you can add a Grimney identity. If not just leave it blank. Through that system you can write stories, poems and add pictures if you like. Some people just have it to store stuff. Anyway welcome to Grimney. Oh your name should match your forum name. You don't have to join both sections though, so Grimnians just wish to use the forums. All the best.


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