Guest Posted October 12, 2000 Report Share Posted October 12, 2000 Farsisteve, How! Ahh beejeesus, galas oristes, and anoosht! Isnt it funny? All the people who are mixed here, (and some other places too) almost all the times their mums are the Hye ones, I think i am the only one who's daddy is hye! Am I? What do you think that says? Dont worry about it, if you dont want to reveal ur name - you really have to be careful on places like this because you might get stalked. Mind you these days i think that's a sign of showing how famous you are: "oh, I have my own personal stalker!" Not cool, not cool. I beleive some people have sensitive issues about stalking. Have you visited any other countries x'ept from Iran , and America?(shoudlnt really say that should i,the Americas are a continent, not a country) been to Hyetown? (armenia) I MUST say some thing, you have to but HAVE TO see this film - it's called the commitments. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted October 12, 2000 Report Share Posted October 12, 2000 Ok, this film is called the commitments, it's set in the most deprived areas of dublin. This lad wants to start a group, and gets three girls and some guys together. They dont know what to play, so they go to the library and watch a James Brown video (he is performing the immortal "Please, Please") One of the guys says "don't you think were a little... WHOITE... for THAT koind of thing?"The other says "Dubliners are the blacks of Ireland, North dubliners are the blacks of Dublin! So say it, I'm black and I'm prioud"The first guy says it in the middle of the street while practising, and there kids just looked at him!So they end up playing soul , and I'll leave it here because I dont want to reveal the rest. Except I really think you'd enjoy it because I think it's your kind of humour! It's reall cool. Get it out this weekend or evening! Rating ***** P.S, beware, it IS a little bit sweary Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted October 12, 2000 Report Share Posted October 12, 2000 quote:Originally posted by Kazza: Ok, this film is called the commitments, it's set in the most deprived areas of dublin. OK, my $0.02 again, the director of the Committments also did two other movies set in Ireland. I've only seen the one called, "The Snapper" and it is absolutely excellent.To balance out the barrage of Armenian stuff in the house, I've been pushing my wife into her Celtic-Anglo-Saxon roots. The main result of this thus far is a mutual love for The Irish Tenors. We recently saw them live and they were incredible. Why Ronan Tynan isn't at the top of the music charts in every country is mystery.Mike-who-talks-too-much Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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