I just saw "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" It's a really good movie! I suggest it. Now a sample conversation between myself and my krack-head kompanion from Kanada. Chait Wolf: I just watched O Brother, Where Art Thou. Chait Wolf: It r0xx0red Cristyne: what's it about? Chait Wolf: Well, you take a classic tale by Homer, set in Mississippi during the Depression, add George Clooney singing, beat well, pour into a 9x13 greased baking pan, cook for 25 - 30 minutes at 375 degrees or until set well. Slice and serve when cool. Cristyne: ! did you just cook, slice, and serve George Clooney? Cristyne: and Mississippi and the Depression? Chait Wolf: And John Goodman! Chait Wolf: And a midget! Cristyne: I bet the Depression doesn't taste very good Chait Wolf: You see, hon, you add salt to sweet things to make the sweetness taste sweeter. Cristyne: soo.. the Depression is salty? Chait Wolf: Yeah. Chait Wolf: From the tears. Chait Wolf: Duh! Cristyne: O.o Chait Wolf: What? Cristyne: that was deep and insightful. on the other hand, you failed to mention the effect of the Rock the Llama campaign on pre- and post- Depression era America Chait Wolf: It had no effect on pre-depression era America due to its lack of existence at that point of time-space. Cristyne: exactly, my dear Watson Chait Wolf: It was still mostly limited to France. Cristyne: I mean John-Boy Chait Wolf: It started to leak out around the time rock and roll was leaking out of the states. They each thought that the other came from the other. They were wrong. Cristyne: ooh, I see Chait Wolf: Because they both resulted from a lonely Viking named Bjork, who later had a famous singer named after him. Chait Wolf: Bjork got beat up a lot, and so got his revenge in fanciful short stories full of elves, musicians, and emus. Cristyne: emus! hurrah! Cristyne: fanciful emus of revenge! Chait Wolf: Due to incorrect translations, the elves were thought to be llamas, the emus were changed into goat-driven carts, and musicians were changed into Nordic "gods." Cristyne: lol Chait Wolf: And everything was fucked up beyond belief. I'm in a creative mood today. Peace and Health John-Boy
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