>> > > Yes, he and especially Christopher Lee, who apparently has read
>> > > the trilogy once a year for decades.
>> >
>> > changing the subject, now THERE is a VOICE.
>> > And, dammit, I'd like to see him get to play the GOOD GUY.
>> > [Comes close with Death in the Pratchett animateds, but....]
>> > oh well, type as type is....
>>
>> And he has fun as the Bad Guys . Too bad he wasn't able to do
>> Dumbledore (he'll be filming Star Wars III at the time).
>
>yes, pity....
>(though Peter O'Toole is still MY choice, though I stand alone)
>
No, you don't! Peter O'Toole is my idea of the  best possible Dumbledore

>who is doing Dumbledore?
>
Dunno

>> > > I *hate* it when I do that. I did that just a minute ago with
>> > > Christopher Lee's name. I had to call my niece and ask her.
>> Grr.
>> >
>> > give yourself time, you'll either go starkers or make your peace
>> with it
>>
>> Oh, I've been doing it as long as I can remember. I've made my
>> peace with it; it's just still annoying.
>
>ooh yeah
>
>> > names are THE worst; but more words are going "bye!!!"
>>
>> I hate it most when it's something stupid like "dog". I know the
>> word; it just doesn't want to make it into the frontal lobe.
>
The worst one I ever did was not be able to think of my ex's name when I was
trying to introduce him to someone. It's not a long or difficult name, and
he's been a major part of my life since I was 17,  but I drew a total blank.
His name is Doug - last name the same as mine!! I was hideously embarrassed,
looked like a complete fool, people made all sorts of jokes about
sub-consciously wiping the mind after divorce and things about Feud and so
on. Even Doug looked at me a bit strangely, and he as a good sense of
humour. Not one of my shining moments.
>
>> > > > So? I've had the hots for Sean Connery since I was 12 -- and
>> he's old as my FATHER.
>> > >
>> > > Oh, well, Sean Connery. :)
>> >
>> > =dreamily= yeah
>>
>> Since I found out he thinks it's okay to hit women, he doesn't
>> "do it" for me as well.
>
>yeah, well, he dropped off a lot of lists when he said that
>feh
>
Mine, too. I still adore the voice and enjoy the old Bond movies, and the
Raiders of the Lost Ark III, but as a person he lost me then, especially
when his reaoning was to stop women telling him things he didn't want to
hear "They have a habit of going on at you about things, and they won't stop
if you tell them you don't want to hear it, so a slap is completely
justified to teach them to stop. Just the open hand,  there's no need for
closed fists, but you have a right to do what you want in your own house and
they need to be taught that."
>
If he'd said a man had a right to defend himself if a woman attacked him, I
would have had a different reaction, but his reasoning showed me that he
considers women to be children or pets.
>
The only good thing I can say about him is at least he's honest - not like
OJ Simpson or Ike Turner who deny they beat their wives
>
Laurie blood pressure just shot way up Phoenix
>


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