I thought it was a good film. I think that the director, Michael Winterbottom, set out to do the opposite of most films dealing with a relationship. He tries to tell the story of the relationship almost only through the couples sex life. His point being that this is at least as legitimate as telling a love story with no sex in it. I think its an interesting and brave attempt by one of the most interesting directors working in England at the moment.
Besides which the 'action' is beautifully lit, the skintones are lovely and the sex is, for me, very erotic....
Can I recommend reading Platform by Michel Houellebecq (just don't ask me to pronunce it!) which sparked off the idea for the film. Its a very good read and an unflinching comment on sex tourism.
Also if you liked the music you should check out 24 hour Party People by the same director. A great and very funny film about the Manchester music scene in the 80's and 90's...
Cheers Sean x
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Here's one I heard from a nurse in Ireland some years ago.....
A man came into the ER and said that he had a blockage in his anal passage. Upon examination the Doctor found a small cafetere stuck inside, open side up!
The man was informed that they would have to perform an operation to remove the item. They also requested a phone number for his next of kin to come to the hospital. He gave them his wifes number and when they rang her and asked if she could come to the hospital as her husband had a small problem,she replied 'Oh for fucks sake he's not been putting things up his bottom again has he'....
It also turned out that he had cycled 3 miles to the hospital...
People are mad
Sean x
A man came into the ER and said that he had a blockage in his anal passage. Upon examination the Doctor found a small cafetere stuck inside, open side up!
The man was informed that they would have to perform an operation to remove the item. They also requested a phone number for his next of kin to come to the hospital. He gave them his wifes number and when they rang her and asked if she could come to the hospital as her husband had a small problem,she replied 'Oh for fucks sake he's not been putting things up his bottom again has he'....
It also turned out that he had cycled 3 miles to the hospital...
People are mad
Sean x
Here's one I heard from a nurse in Ireland some years ago.....
A man came into the ER and said that he had a blockage in his anal passage. Upon examination the Doctor found a small cafetere stuck inside, open side up!
The man was informed that they would have to perform an operation to remove the item. They also requested a phone number for his next of kin to come to the hospital. He gave them his wifes number and when they rang her and asked if she could come to the hospital as her husband had a small problem,she replied 'Oh for fucks sake he's not been putting things up his bottom again has he'....
It also turned out that he had cycled 3 miles to the hospital...
People are mad
Sean x
A man came into the ER and said that he had a blockage in his anal passage. Upon examination the Doctor found a small cafetere stuck inside, open side up!
The man was informed that they would have to perform an operation to remove the item. They also requested a phone number for his next of kin to come to the hospital. He gave them his wifes number and when they rang her and asked if she could come to the hospital as her husband had a small problem,she replied 'Oh for fucks sake he's not been putting things up his bottom again has he'....
It also turned out that he had cycled 3 miles to the hospital...
People are mad
Sean x
Denise, Thanks for having me on the newbie reserve list...warmed the cockles of my heart to see my moniker displayed in such good company
If anybody needs a lift down from London in my old banger on the day, provided I make the final cut of course, I am happy to oblige.
Brrrrrrrrrr its cold today!
Cheers Sean xx
If anybody needs a lift down from London in my old banger on the day, provided I make the final cut of course, I am happy to oblige.
Brrrrrrrrrr its cold today!
Cheers Sean xx
Wit, charm and intelligence are good looking to me. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and my eyes are connected to me brains
Mind you if a total airhead drop dead gorgous model walked up to me and said she wanted to fuck my brains out (fat chance).....well it would be rude not to :twisted:
Sean xx
Mind you if a total airhead drop dead gorgous model walked up to me and said she wanted to fuck my brains out (fat chance).....well it would be rude not to :twisted:
Sean xx
Quote by Leon'n'Fran
Regarding the above comment on Rap music...
Miles Davis once said that there are only two kinds of music 'Good music and bad music'
You can find plenty of both in every style of music ever dreamed up.
Remember just because I don't like what you like don't mean its bad or wrong!
Cheers Sean x
I agree entirely. I was being ironic... :doh:
I know you were Leon my comments were for others...I hope your keeping warm under your duvet :P
Sean x
Quote by Bloke2005
I would be there in a shot Fran but for the fact that the Trains are probably not working and I'm a single male :cry:
Sean xx
PS Can anybody please explain to me how to do the put the post inside the post thingy.
Sorry when it comes to computers I'm rubbish
Thats not Fran.....thats Leon!!
LOL @Da69ve.
To put 'the post inside the post thing' you hit the QUOTE button on the upper RHS of the message. Thanks Da69ve I'm trying it now ,probably bugger it up
Sean Regarding the above comment on Rap music...
Miles Davis once said that there are only two kinds of music 'Good music and bad music'
You can find plenty of both in every style of music ever dreamed up.
Remember just because I don't like what you like don't mean its bad or wrong!
Cheers Sean x
Miles Davis once said that there are only two kinds of music 'Good music and bad music'
You can find plenty of both in every style of music ever dreamed up.
Remember just because I don't like what you like don't mean its bad or wrong!
Cheers Sean x
The first explosion of disco in the 70's
The first explosion of punk in the late 70's
The first Summer of Love in the late 80's
Record companys run by people who love music instead of Accountants who love only a quick buck
You people obviously spent far too much time indoors watching tv in your youth when you should have been out enjoying yourselves
Sean xx
The first explosion of punk in the late 70's
The first Summer of Love in the late 80's
Record companys run by people who love music instead of Accountants who love only a quick buck
You people obviously spent far too much time indoors watching tv in your youth when you should have been out enjoying yourselves
Sean xx
Hi Lady,
Don't get pissed you will have the hangover from hell due to the alcohol and altitude combo. Also it can do odd things to your state of mind up there, especially if your feeling scared to begin with. You don't want your dear old mum having to drag you off the air hostess (or steward).
I recommend half a valium 3 to 4 hours before you go to the airport, then the other half an hour or less before you board. It should calm you right down.
Have a few drinks the night before, stay up late and be tired and slightly hungover on the day, it will take the edge off.
As for the claustrophobia I really don't know what to suggest sorry.
Personally I have flown all over the world with work for years now and its never bothered me one little bit, lucky me, but I have had to travel with enough people with the fear of flying to speak with some small experience on the subject.
Also always remember its far far safer to travel by air than by car and thats a fact!
Happy travels Sean xx
Don't get pissed you will have the hangover from hell due to the alcohol and altitude combo. Also it can do odd things to your state of mind up there, especially if your feeling scared to begin with. You don't want your dear old mum having to drag you off the air hostess (or steward).
I recommend half a valium 3 to 4 hours before you go to the airport, then the other half an hour or less before you board. It should calm you right down.
Have a few drinks the night before, stay up late and be tired and slightly hungover on the day, it will take the edge off.
As for the claustrophobia I really don't know what to suggest sorry.
Personally I have flown all over the world with work for years now and its never bothered me one little bit, lucky me, but I have had to travel with enough people with the fear of flying to speak with some small experience on the subject.
Also always remember its far far safer to travel by air than by car and thats a fact!
Happy travels Sean
xx 
