I sat down to watch "Some Like It Hot" which made my teenage niece pull a face. "Why are you watching that old black and white movie"? she asked.
When we finished she admitted that it was far more entertaining than she had expected.
I sat down to watch "Some Like It Hot" which made my teenage niece pull a face. "Why are you watching that old black and white movie"? she asked.
When we finished she admitted that it was far more entertaining than she had expected.
Now, now. Don't hassle the Hoff.
Compiler? They do strange things.
originate
No thanks!. Other than Morse, they're showcases for what I try to avoid. Odd world. As a native I've grown allergic to the E-lit' stuff. Yet as a 'johnny foreigner' you seem to have a taste for it :) john.
Hello Homer,
No, it's just the bare assembly code.
Excellent
I have some of those.
Peter Wimsey, wasn't it? Loved it when it was on PBS.
All five of my granddaughters are avid fans, of ALL the books.
Also have:
Hitchcock (9 DVD's) I Claudius Elizabeth R Planet of the Apes (6 DVD's) Six Wives of Henry VIII War and Remembrance (Full Series) Winds of War (Full Series) Monk (3 seasons) Columbo (some)
...Jim Thompson
Murder",\\
AVR? Maybe this might help:
"If a certain int is not used or undefined we can just put a RETI instruction there, in case a false int happens."
Regards,
Mike Monett
Antiviral, Antibacterial Silver Solution:
On Fri, 06 Oct 2006 22:50:33 +0200, martin griffith Gave us:
No wonder you never get it right. A DVD ISO requires a volume that can handle large files.
The classically bad comedy, "Smokey and the Bandit" is on WGN right now.
On Fri, 06 Oct 2006 14:18:06 -0700, Jim Thompson Gave us:
Mackenna's Gold.
On Fri, 06 Oct 2006 23:10:36 GMT, Joerg Gave us:
Twelve Monkeys.
10-4 good buddy ;-)
...Jim Thompson
North by Northwest
Sunset Boulevard.
South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut.
Cheers! Rich
Yeah, I love English literature. Trollope, Austen, Wodehouse, Eliot, Dickens, Patrick O'Brian, E M Forster, Shakespeare, Sir Walter Scott, all that good stuff. And the mysteries, Lord Peter, Miss Marple, Cadfeil, Dalgleish, Morse, Sherlock Holmes. I guess that it would be less interesting if you'd been exposed to it all your life.
But the more modern stuff, Prime Suspect, Lynley, all seem grim, confused, and not at all nice.
We were walking in Carmel on Saturday and came upon a gorgeous red Jaguar parked across the sidewalk. Mo and I both said "wow, it looks like Morse's car" and then saw the license plate, MORSE63. The owner turns out to be a Morse fan and bought/painted the car to look just like the original. We have a lot of Anglophiles here.
We love to go to England: London, Oxford, Cornwall, all those places. Too bad about the food though.
John
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Get that one, then. Great story and great acting, Ben Kingsley, Helena Bonham Carter, and all the great Brit character actors. And it's gorgeous, filmed at Mt San Michel and the Cornwall coast.
John
It is so bad I had to watch it again. I love the scene where the bikers pick a fight with Jerry Reed over his dog, then he drives over their motorcycles as he leaves the parking lot. ;-)
Went to see "Departed" tonight. Paid Senior Rate (same price as student - I get the same deal at the local high school football games).
Good movie. Don't take the kids.
is this in the jump table at the start of the rom?
Bye. Jasen
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