Does exactly what it says on the tin. Some of the nonsense contained herein may be very loosely related to The Sisters of Mercy, but I wouldn't bet your PayPal account on it. In keeping with the internet's general theme nothing written here should be taken as Gospel: over three quarters of it is utter gibberish, and most of the forum's denizens haven't spoken to another human being face-to-face for decades. Don't worry your pretty little heads about it. Above all else, remember this: You don't have to stay forever. I will understand.
Black Dahlia wrote:Um Sinny......I'm a girl, so probably no Keanu qualities - sorry!
Oh, I know that you're a girl (and while I have nothing whatsoever against them, I'm definitely not a lesbian... )! Still wanna see a pic, though, dammit!
Haven't worked out how to insert photos into my posts unfortunately. Mr Eddy knows what I look like, maybe he can do a crayon drawing or something ...............
Have you seen Dog Soldiers? The "there is no spoon" pun makes the film....
I have no idea. I meant that part of MAtrix one when the little child says Neo "ther is no spoon", meaning reality is our imagination. That touched me. But I'm not going to explain now, obviously.
Have you seen Dog Soldiers? The "there is no spoon" pun makes the film....
I have no idea. I meant that part of MAtrix one when the little child says Neo "ther is no spoon", meaning reality is our imagination. That touched me. But I'm not going to explain now, obviously.
I'll just say this: imagine a more attractive version of Sinead O'Connor (sp?). She wears a good suit too, a charcoal pinstripe with a slightly fitted jacket and delicatly flared trousers.
MrEddy wrote:
Have you seen Dog Soldiers? The "there is no spoon" pun makes the film....
I have no idea. I meant that part of MAtrix one when the little child says Neo "ther is no spoon", meaning reality is our imagination. That touched me. But I'm not going to explain now, obviously.
I'll just say this: imagine a more attractive version of Sinead O'Connor (sp?). She wears a good suit too, a charcoal pinstripe with a slightly fitted jacket and delicatly flared trousers.
Erm, sorry, BD!
Careful Mr E people will start talking ....................
I suppose I really do owe you lunch now ..and maybe a slapping ...
a month or two ago i heard little boys in the bus stop whispering: "Neo! Neo!"
it took some minutes to understand they meant... me
(i had black coat, leather trousers, New Rock shoes and sunglasses)
pikkrong wrote:a month or two ago i heard little boys in the bus stop whispering: "Neo! Neo!"
it took some minutes to understand they meant... me
(i had black coat, leather trousers, New Rock shoes and sunglasses)
pikkrong wrote:a month or two ago i heard little boys in the bus stop whispering: "Neo! Neo!"
it took some minutes to understand they meant... me
(i had black coat, leather trousers, New Rock shoes and sunglasses)
Nice!!!
actually i'm just an ordinary guy - that's just clothes i use to wear
RicheyJames wrote:just a warning to anyone who might have been thinking of toddling off to the nearest multiplex to see the new matrix movie.
don't do it
went to see it last night with reasonably low expectations and still left disappointed. whilst there are some fine set-piece scenes (although a little heavy on the CGI) it is necessary to sit through so much up-it's-own-arse pretentious sci-fi twaddle that you'll be luck if you're still awake when something exciting happens.
agent smith is still cool though
Agreed. Ending sucked. I was depressed the rest of the day.