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Sixth Sense.
Why?
26 responses total.
Because it's there, I guess. Even if the movie sucked, you've gotta admit, the kid was amazing.
Sense of movie taste?
Hah! Right, like that kid could possibly be better than the kid in "A Perfect World"??? Heh.
Or "Webster."
Personally, I like the kid in "Shadowlands" But don't begrudge the kid his nomination (I don't recall if he won or not), I mean, hell, I think it would be cool to be nominated for nifty statues at wee young ages. Or any age, for that matter.
Hey, at least Jake Lloyd didn't get nominated.
Oh wow, is that a pink elephant?
i think the text should be further explained
No, I think the unexplainedness of the text adds a certain subtle flavoring that might have been lacking in a more refined, aerodinamic posting. It's simple in it's elegence, and I was amused by the lack of explanation showing from it.
is every one there
No one at all seems to be here...but maybe it's just that my mirror doesn't work in the dark.
glow in the dark mirrors! Wo wo wo! Let us behuvalate in joy, and then cry, for it is unfortunate that we are without them here in the world of the disco ball... :(
but there is a promised land were people disco till the we hours of the morning and no one grows old they say this mysticall land residess...... hmmmmm IN TEXAS!
Many years ago, Alice stepped through the looking-glass into a strange and magical world. Today, a few people are beginning to realize that there is a far, far stranger magical world *within* the gleaming mirrored disco ball. Unfortunately, you slice yourself to ribbons on the edges of the little mirrors if you try to get in.
The only solution is to build a _really damn big_ disco ball. And where would you find a dance floor large enough? Not to mention that much polyester....
And it could be dangerous, those things have a tendancy to fall on aliens, you know.
(Don't the aliens land on the disco balls? I think you've got it sideways, dearest.)
Don't dearest me... it's not my fault you haven't walked on the walls lately.
//queue music(clip83742) ...Hey Babe, take a walk on the wall side!.... //unqueue music
uhh...2000 bc, where's the guy now?
Actually, freeze-dried rats are the meaning of Life, the Universe, and Everything (sm), but Doug was too afraid of the violent-fringe animal rights activists to say so. After a lot of thought, he decided that violent-fringe mathematicians were the least likely threat (remember, this was before the unibomber was unmasked), so the Answer was changed to "42" in the final copy of the manuscript.
my text how do I get out?
There's no escape.
denial works
Shutting your eyes doesn't make the monsters go away. Denial does not work. Welcome to Hell, where... oops - wrong cf.
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