Can't say that Sigourney Weaver does anything for me – too butch.
I don’t mind Jodie Foster though, but then again just about any decent looking and feminine lesbian makes me weak at the knees. That was probably too much information.
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There are many beliefs on this earth like...
A cow is holy in India and is never slaughtered.
Most of the non-Hindus will humiliate on this.
That shows how shallow is the individual's knowledge.
This is an incident...
when I was traveling from Delhi to Jaipur in an overnight journey in a bus. There were mosquitoes in the bus. One of the foreign tourist while killing one said 'Or are they holy like the cow...'
After some hours, we became bus acquaintances...
I asked this tourist... Have u been to Gujarat, one state of India where this belief came from?
He had not been there.
The state of Gujarat is full of barren land, no rains(highly unpredictable), extreme climate, no trees. The people will raise few cows in the house for milk.
Which one is logical... slaughter the cow or let it live to give you milk throughout, by eating from the lands around.
Please don't write a small para on the beliefs of others, I don't say u have to understand all that is around, but don't forget, the religion u wrote from is the oldest religion on the face of the earth, and it has survived without any missionaries.
I will not write anything about other missionaries.
A cow is holy in India and is never slaughtered.
Most of the non-Hindus will humiliate on this.
That shows how shallow is the individual's knowledge.
This is an incident...
when I was traveling from Delhi to Jaipur in an overnight journey in a bus. There were mosquitoes in the bus. One of the foreign tourist while killing one said 'Or are they holy like the cow...'
After some hours, we became bus acquaintances...
I asked this tourist... Have u been to Gujarat, one state of India where this belief came from?
He had not been there.
The state of Gujarat is full of barren land, no rains(highly unpredictable), extreme climate, no trees. The people will raise few cows in the house for milk.
Which one is logical... slaughter the cow or let it live to give you milk throughout, by eating from the lands around.
Please don't write a small para on the beliefs of others, I don't say u have to understand all that is around, but don't forget, the religion u wrote from is the oldest religion on the face of the earth, and it has survived without any missionaries.
I will not write anything about other missionaries.
Oh man, that was just a plainly factual paragraph on the role of the Lingam in Hindu phallic worship. Admittedly, the transcendent beauty of the Shiva & Kali love story myth is lost on me, but each to their own.
If it’s any consolation, the Japanese take phallic worship to a whole other level :
Hounen Matsuri
If it’s any consolation, the Japanese take phallic worship to a whole other level :
Hounen Matsuri
Scott -- you are probably of the age, and probably of the mentality that you remember the scene in "The Graduate" in which Anne Bancroft hasn't on a stitch --
Huh! Were you a film censor or film critic
Just film obsessed. I worked in the biz and also worked a lot of film festivals.
I realized this morning that I used to keep a list of all the films I'd seen, so that my Alzheimer’s wouldn't wipe it all out and I could answer questions like GK's. But I lost the list years ago, um... forgot where i put it.....
Yes, I screened this at MIT (film was my main activity). I remember a time in the 60's - 70's where one full frontal "flash" was fashionable. Susannah York in "The Shout" comes to mind.
How about some sake?
Well, at least it's not a hotdog stall.
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The first movie I took my kids to was "Song of the South" -- played at the Port Washington or Manhasset NY Cinema -- #2 son cried through the last 1/4 of the film. While it was released in 1946, they brought the film back every 10 years or so and I had seen it in the 'fifties. I don't think it will ever again be seen on the big screen.
I write nothing down because of this practically.
The first, which I saw, was a cartoon:
One Hundred and One Dalmatians
The first cinema movie was maybe the How to Steal a Million.
It was at the late 60's.
I look at it with pleasure nowadays if it arises so.
Gyuri
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