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kleenexwoman) wrote2004-02-29 11:59 am
kleenexwoman) wrote2004-02-29 11:59 am
Pirates of the Christ, OR Passion of the Carribean
Metaquotes people will know what I'm talking about.
Anyway, went to see it with Mom and Brian and Mom's friend Cynthia. I liked the book better, personally.
We took the holy communion of the Popcorn with Butter and Smuggled-In Coke. And we had to take the front row because everything else was filled up. w00t, first-row seats at the Crucifixion!
Um...Okay, that was it. That was the entire reason for this update. That joke. Although I must say that I did rather identify with Pontius Pilate; I thought he was the most sympathetic character in the story. He always has been, for me. I'd like to see a movie or story with him as the main character.
I was very pleased with myself because I could understand most of the Latin and a little of the Hebrew, although they pronounced it wrong.
Also, Satan was rather hot.
Now I have homework. I'm setting Shakespeare's Measure for Measure in Tijuana.
Author reccommendation: Gordon Korman. YA author, writes very funny books. Comfort reading, really. And do I ever need it.
Anyway, went to see it with Mom and Brian and Mom's friend Cynthia. I liked the book better, personally.
We took the holy communion of the Popcorn with Butter and Smuggled-In Coke. And we had to take the front row because everything else was filled up. w00t, first-row seats at the Crucifixion!
Um...Okay, that was it. That was the entire reason for this update. That joke. Although I must say that I did rather identify with Pontius Pilate; I thought he was the most sympathetic character in the story. He always has been, for me. I'd like to see a movie or story with him as the main character.
I was very pleased with myself because I could understand most of the Latin and a little of the Hebrew, although they pronounced it wrong.
Also, Satan was rather hot.
Now I have homework. I'm setting Shakespeare's Measure for Measure in Tijuana.
Author reccommendation: Gordon Korman. YA author, writes very funny books. Comfort reading, really. And do I ever need it.
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