So, PSD, working hard on the phd then ?

I found "Kugelmass" in "Fierce Pajamas: A Collection of New Yorker Humor."
If you're curious, you can find him there.

- Currer Bell



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Cool, what'd you think of it Emma? Good story, eh? (and gee, isn't Madame Bovary's name Emma? LOL)

Thanks for finding that for us!

The Princess Bride is an excellent film - one of my all time faves. Talking of films there's an Arnold Schwagarzergderrnerggger film called 'Last Action Hero' where some film-jumping occurs.

The only Woody Allen film I liked is the one set during the depression where the film hero comes to life because he sees the same woman sat in the cinema showing after showing - know it starred Mia Farrow and Jeff Daniels (I think it was him) but can't remember the title.

Its "The Purple Rose of Cairo" and for a WA film its quite sweet and has very touching moments in it. I like it very much too.

B

That's it - thanks Belochka.

*adds title to brain already crammed with useless information*

no problem :) I'm afraid my brain is stuffed with catalogues of film titles, from Woody to mandarin/chinese films.

B

I like that film, too. I'm not a huge Woody Allen fan as I find him a bit too neurotic for my taste, but Purple Rose of Cairo and Kuglemass are a couple of fantastic stories...lots of fun.

I saw Woody Allen's musical film set in the 20's - think it was called 'Bullets Over Broadway'. Very funny and delightful send-up of arty writers.

Twila--


Yes, there is some history there. That was my mom's idea anyway-- but mostly I'm named after Emma Peal of the Avengers...LOL
Loved the story, although made me start thinking of bookjumping in REALLY SCARY terms...
- Currer Bell



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Revolt! Revolt! No matter why or when,
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