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Oh. I shoulda known.Kim Kardashian
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Oh. I shoulda known.Kim Kardashian
Please don't let 1 or 2 of us not let us have nice things. We are doing so good at having an adult conversation.Yes, I fully expect it will get shut down, and likely soon. But let’s let the folks who wish to make the attempt to be civil do so, and others can just stay away.
Well, he'd have a wider range of individual idiocy to aim for in the social media age, but people (and society at large) were just as stupid, weak and compromised then as they are now.Imagine what Oscar Wilde would do commenting on our current state of affairs
Haha, just happened to watch Dream Scenario yesterday, and Paul Matthews would beg to differ!"There is only one thing worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about."
Oscar Wilde wrote it."Who said that? Freud?"
Oh, sorry, that was a quote from The Big Chill. "Who said that, Freud?" And the answer was something like, "No. Me."Oscar Wilde wrote it.
It comes from "The Picture of Dorian Gray." I forget if Dorian says it or if Lady Brandon says it, but the full quote is, "It is silly of you, for there is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about."
Ha, I'd forgotten that line! Been a long time since I've seen that film. It was Jeff Goldblum's character who said that, right?Oh, sorry, that was a quote from The Big Chill. "Who said that, Freud?" And the answer was something like, "No. Me."
We already assumed that. You didn't need to not talk about it.i never slept with shannon doherty.
I think it was Jeff Goldblum. I looked for it and couldn't find it. Guess it's not one of the more well known quotes. One of the ones I use a lot is "That's what's great about the outdoors. It's one giant toilet"Ha, I'd forgotten that line! Been a long time since I've seen that film. William Hurt's character said. "No, me," right? Or wasi t Jeff Goldbulm's?
To be honest, it's probably a TIL for me that it was from Oscar Wilde.Ha, I'd forgotten that line! Been a long time since I've seen that film. It was Jeff Goldblum's character who said that, right?
I love you, Daenerys.Come on now. This is the type of stuff that gets the thread locked.
Just remember, @guidomerkinsrules is the original poster so all blames goes to him when this blows up.I was wondering why a 2016 thread was resurrected to go on this subject....
What part of not talking about it are you struggling with??Just remember, @guidomerkinsrules is the original poster so all blames goes to him when this blows up.