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Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Feb-16-2006 00:56:

Popular Culture

in the context of films, TV & books; what does it for you? what are you looking for? what consistant factors make you waste 20 odd hrs of your life tuning into a show for a season or $14 going to catch a film @ the cinema when its first released? or what turns you right off and makes you want to bash people who like stuff like all saints?


Posted by batemanscott on Feb-16-2006 01:04:

generally the more needless nudity the more inclined i am to see it.


Posted by Dean Millson on Feb-16-2006 01:06:

why don't you do your own reserach assignment pck!


Posted by Teflon_Teapot on Feb-16-2006 01:16:

i am looking for something that does not follow the normal formula of predictability, especially with books. i need something that keeps me on edge and unable to predict the ending halfway in.

as for movies go it depends what mood i am in. i will watch almost anything but as far as blowing money on going to the movies i only do that when something is worth watching on the big screen otherwise downloading from the internet is the only way to go.

you must be bored at work again pkc to post a topic like this


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Feb-16-2006 01:33:

quote:
Originally posted by Dean Millson
why don't you do your own reserach assignment pck!



mwahahahahaha. like id rely on any of you peasants to do my thinking for me

quote:
Originally posted by Teflon_Teapot
you must be bored at work again pkc to post a topic like this


im ALWAYS bored at work nah, theres just been a few posts lately that have made me wonder what gets people into certain types of entertainment (ie people are worshipping shit and i wanted to see where that interest in turd comes from and how prevalent fecal matter is in their everyday tastes )

but good response teapot. im the same. i love a gripping storyline that isnt all about happy endings, a strong male lead character to identify with/admire, lots of struggle, loss and triumph


Posted by Teflon_Teapot on Feb-16-2006 01:38:

have you read the song of ice and fire series that i recommended awhile back? if you want no happy endings and edge of your seat rollercoaster action then it is for you.

i agree on the prison break thing, it is utter trollop that you know is going to end up in a happy happy joy joy finish but i have really enjoyed it for some reason. it sucks you in, i guess it has just been too long since i watched the sopranos


Posted by charlee on Feb-16-2006 01:41:

Porn!!!!


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Feb-16-2006 01:44:

i dont really have time tbh (it is pretty massive), im reading \"cubase power!\" at the moment. i really doubt its gonna have a happy ending for me

im not really pointing the finger at prison break; just wondering about stuff generally. its what you do when youre pushing paper all day


Posted by Teflon_Teapot on Feb-16-2006 01:54:

read the books at work, just scan them and open up adobe and read them at work. that way you can entertain yourself at work instead of going postal and no one will ever know. i am sure they must be online somewhere to save all the scanning.

i dont accept the i dont have time to read, you will read them and you will like it

the hours you spend dreaming up insults for tathi could easily be spent reading these books


Posted by bec on Feb-16-2006 02:50:

I'm addicted to Veronica Mars lately. It's well written, it's witty, interesting, well acted and you never know which way the twists are going to go.

But a big to Ten for pulling the first season partway thru. Hooray for broadband!


apart from that, I don't really watch much tv/read, and the last time I went to the cinema was to take my 8yo niece..


Posted by tathi on Feb-16-2006 22:25:

TV: I usually only watch SBS, documentaries on war / cultures / history / art / everything else

Foreign Correspondant, Dateline, The Glass House are some of my favorite shows. Really like that show "Tribe" where that pom goes into the most remote tribes in the world and takes their hallucinogenic drugs

Books: Most of the time i read Literature and Fantasy, but considering the pathetic state mcfantasy is in atm i've been reading alot more literature lately. Just gone onto french literature, finished reading Papillon by Henri Charriere, now onto Alexander Dumas - Count of Monte Cristo

yeah i'm a fucken nerd

quote:
the hours you spend dreaming up insults for tathi could easily be spent reading these books

he would also have to take up knitting on the side to fill in some of that time



quote:
but good response teapot. im the same. i love a gripping storyline that isnt all about happy endings, a strong male lead character to identify with/admire, lots of struggle, loss and triumph

then i can't recommend these two books enough, fucken incredible:
Shantaram
Papillon
Johnny Depp is making Shantaram into a movie; it's the best book i've ever read


Posted by Teflon_Teapot on Feb-16-2006 22:53:

quote:
but considering the pathetic state mcfantasy is in atm i've been reading alot more literature lately


read these books i have been harping on about, then you will realise mcfantasy is not dead. i will do a deal with you, i will read Shantaram & Papillon if you read A Song of Ice & Fire the first book is called A Game of Thrones.


Posted by MiSSyM on Feb-16-2006 23:02:

oooooo im impressed Tathi & TPot

hahaha

keep reading!



p.s SBS ROCKS!


Posted by tathi on Feb-16-2006 23:21:

quote:
Originally posted by MiSSyM
oooooo im impressed Tathi & TPot

small things amuse small minds


Posted by MiSSyM on Feb-17-2006 02:37:

lol hardy har har gerbil

You don't come across GUYS all the time who are interested in:

*reading books, especially French literature, etc
*are into documentaries on war, cultures, history, art, etc
*favourite tv shows include: Foreign Correspondant, Dateline & The Glass House
*LOVE SBS

They are a rare, yet intriguing breed!

lol ENOUGH compliments for you today!


Posted by sezzy on Feb-17-2006 02:48:

i prefer to stay at home and make my own home movies with my friends


Posted by tathi on Feb-17-2006 03:03:

quote:
Originally posted by MiSSyM
lol ENOUGH compliments for you today!


i don't know what shocks me more, the compliment, or the fact you wrote a post that was legible


quote:
Originally posted by sezzy
i prefer to stay at home and make my own home movies with my friends

knowing you SezzySuperBitch, these movies involve gimp costumes, sharp objects, and whips.

Tpot i'll have a look for those books next time i'm in a bookstore


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Feb-17-2006 03:05:

good taste their tathi. i knew i spooned with you for a reason!

quote:
Originally posted by MiSSyM
You don't come across GUYS all the time who are interested in:


tathi comes across guys all the time.

and seriously, did you mean to write GUYS? coz that statement didnt make a lot of sense. in my experience its the chicks who will reach for women's weekly before time. who watch the ghost whisperer instead of lateline. still those chickies that do are much fuller, well-rounded people and waaaay more interesting to talk to. especially if theyve got a nice firm rack.

quote:
Originally posted by Teflon_Teapot
the hours you spend dreaming up insults for tathi could easily be spent reading these books


i would hope that if i spent \"hours\" my insults would be far more creative and amusing. i shall look into the books you gentleman are reading, though i just bought \"star wars: empire at war\" which shall no doubt take up some of my time as i send my imperial forces forth to crush the insignificant rebellion


Posted by sunrise3500 on Feb-17-2006 03:08:

quote:
Originally posted by MiSSyM
*LOVE SBS

mythbusters, the 3 safran shows, superbowl coverage, their soccer coverage, and ofcourse, TOP GEAR!!! how can you not <3 sbs?

edit: cant forget they're also the ones to air the weather woman/returns hahahahahahahah


Posted by tathi on Feb-17-2006 03:13:

also guys, the Chasers War on Everything starts tonight, these are the guys that did CNNNN

brilliant left wing tree hugging university humour

quote:
and seriously, did you mean to write GUYS? coz that statement didnt make a lot of sense. in my experience its the chicks who will reach for women's weekly before time.

yeah agree with that. wish it wasn't true because i find so many women i meet out an absolute bore to talk to :/


Posted by charlee on Feb-17-2006 03:15:

Back off Missy the goon is mine!!!


Posted by sezzy on Feb-17-2006 03:19:

quote:
Originally posted by tathi
knowing you SezzySuperBitch, these movies involve gimp costumes, sharp objects, and whips.

Tpot i'll have a look for those books next time i'm in a bookstore


ummm not really anything sharp. more kinda long vibrating things, handcuffs and fluffy costumes


Posted by MiSSyM on Feb-17-2006 03:23:

lol PKC

First & foremost you should NEVER underestimate MissyM

Secondly, I mentioned only GUYS because I was intially referring to Tathi's post!

I totally agree with you about the GIRLS!

They are a rare breed too!

Hey dont knock off Ghost Whisperer! hahaha

lol Sunrise, John Safran is funny, but his lithp does my head in! haha
Did you watch his last show? With the priest co-hosting? haha

lol Charlee I never said he was MINE!


Posted by tathi on Feb-17-2006 03:25:

john safran vs god = hilarious

quote:
Originally posted by charlee
Back off Missy the goon is mine!!!

i thought i left you incapacitated in some toilet cubicle...?


Posted by pkcRAISTLIN on Feb-17-2006 03:27:

i dont underestimate you kiddo anyone that can take tathi\'s full length in the bum i take my hat off to. but ghost whisperer is a typical \"pretty girl in empty show\" US prime time load of nasty excrement. but im glad you like it


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