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Surely that's not asking too much?? Pistachios are the best .................
You don't find some nuts to be too salty then?
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Have you got any sensation at all down there? Quote by tallnhairy
I still have nightmares over my ex doing that to me once ... she thought it was so hilarious ... not my cuppa 'tea' though ...
Funny you should mention Tea Jedi, that was this wonderful ladies other trick, when drinking tea in bed she would slip under the covers with a mouthful and give you a hot blowjob...
Be thankful you didn't have a really experimental girlfriend. Mine decided it might be nice to try giving a blow job using Sprite. It wasn't the most pleasurable thing I've ever experienced....
I think it also depends on what you want from your Bond.
The early Connery films were far more brutal and cold blooded. The bad guys actually got killed, in the later Moore films they were more often thrown over the side of a ship with a one liner and the consequences were never really thought of.
Connery had more edge, Moore brought humour to the part, Lazenby never really had a chance and that film ended so sadly it was hard to remember it in a happy way at all. Dalton actually brought some acting to the part.
and I think Brosnan is probably the best all around Bond there has been.
I personally like them all for the different things they bring, but I guess my favourite was Roger Moore.
The early Connery films were far more brutal and cold blooded. The bad guys actually got killed, in the later Moore films they were more often thrown over the side of a ship with a one liner and the consequences were never really thought of.
Connery had more edge, Moore brought humour to the part, Lazenby never really had a chance and that film ended so sadly it was hard to remember it in a happy way at all. Dalton actually brought some acting to the part.
and I think Brosnan is probably the best all around Bond there has been.I personally like them all for the different things they bring, but I guess my favourite was Roger Moore.
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I think it's wrong to single him out as such though. There are people out there with just the same or even worse who cope with their lives. Yet they don't have a world of support, horrendous amounts of money for treatment or indeed access to the best treatment there is. For me it's those people that have to fight so much harder and deserve far more respect, yet people never think of them because they weren't in movies.
Or it could be the fact that were not all aware of these individuals.I can only respect the people that i am aware of,he's not the only person on the planet that i respect,but this thread is about him is it not??
Yep, fair point.
I jumped to the conclusion you were just singling him out for sympathy as a lot of people do do.
I didn't think that one through. Sorry.
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Perhaps we should respect his pure grit and determination since he had his accident?
Fruity perhaps a little in bad taste but like you say if you'd have made that comment before he'd died then it wouldnt be half as offensive.
I think it's wrong to single him out as such though. There are people out there with just the same or even worse who cope with their lives. Yet they don't have a world of support, horrendous amounts of money for treatment or indeed access to the best treatment there is. For me it's those people that have to fight so much harder and deserve far more respect, yet people never think of them because they weren't in movies.
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Yeah your right i didn't know the man but i remember being nine years old going to see superman the movie in 1978 and it being the best film i had ever seen at the time and is still one of my favourites now.I respected Chris Reeves!
Respected him for what? The film? In which case the directors, writers and producers deserve more respect. Good film, but in all honesty the acting was never really top drawer.
Yes but when your nine years old and you see a film like that back then it's one of the things you grow up remebering just like seeing something like star wars for the first time ever as an example.
But really that shouldn't have any bearing on the statement. Either saying someone in a wheelchair looks plastic is offensive or it isn't.
The fact it's a guy who used to act in movies should be irrelevant.
As also should be the fact of whether they are alive or dead, both incidental.
From what you have said it would appear that had the statement been made about an alive anonymous disabled person you wouldn't have cared at all. So what makes it offensive about one person but not another? The fact he's famous?
In my opinion it's your perception thats off and not the comment itself.
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Yeah your right i didn't know the man but i remember being nine years old going to see superman the movie in 1978 and it being the best film i had ever seen at the time and is still one of my favourites now.I respected Chris Reeves!
Respected him for what? The film? In which case the directors, writers and producers deserve more respect. Good film, but in all honesty the acting was never really top drawer.
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The point is when when someone says " No Offence" that is exactly their intention.
The Man had been paralysed for nine years what should he have looked like after that time!!
Well actually linguistically they mean that no offense should be taken.
I'd also argue that the point isn't to cause offense, it's stated as such because they know they are making a controversial statement and the ramificatios of which could cause offense.
As for what he should look like I don't believe there is a standard template.
The statement was made about what he does look like, it was a comment not a criticism.
I hadn't heard about that. Cheers.
I think he does look a little plastic in the picture, and as for taking offense I can't see why people do that.
The man's dead, he's not going to have a problem with it. Why should someone who has absolutely nothing to do with him or his life take offense? Really it in no way concerns them.
I think he does look a little plastic in the picture, and as for taking offense I can't see why people do that.
The man's dead, he's not going to have a problem with it. Why should someone who has absolutely nothing to do with him or his life take offense? Really it in no way concerns them.
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hiya azazel
:welcome: to the site! does your nick mean you're a bit of a demon? ;)
have fun!
neil x x x ;)
Well, Milton described him as being the standard bearer for rebellious angels. Yet in Islam he was a Djinn who was cast out for lusting after mortal maidens.
I guess they both apply to an extent. :twisted: lol
