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Posted by Dr Rich on 06-12-2008 at16:20:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Lur King quote: Originally posted by Dr Rich quote: Originally posted by Jubilee50 Allow me to enlighten Dr. Rich. It is this alternative/cult movie of the 80's called, "The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension." It has Peter Weller, Ellen Barkin, Jeff Goldblum, Christopher Lloyd, and John Lithgow in it. It is a bunch of inspired looniness, just the stuff that people who love the Eddies would enjoy. Rent it when you need some mindless entertainment. You will thank me. Okay! You talked me into it! Thanks! oh, Great. MoRe inspired looniness for dennis Well, that is all fine & GooD for Jubilee50 , wakachiwaka & ladrtrk55 etc. they all live at least a few States away... but for us Minnesotans it's just like adding fuel to a already raging FiRe

You love it and you know it, clap your hands!

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Posted by Lur King on 06-12-2008 at16:48:

 

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Posted by Dr Rich on 06-12-2008 at17:48:

 

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Posted by wakachiwaka on 06-12-2008 at19:21:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Lur King Well, that is all fine & GooD for Jubilee50 , wakachiwaka & ladrtrk55 etc. they all live at least a few States away...

Okay, then - I'll add the caveat that I liked the description of the movie a lot more than its actual execution. I only saw it once (many many years ago) and came away with a feeling of, "okay then - that's out of the way!".

For real inspired lunacy:

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Posted by Jubilee50 on 06-12-2008 at21:53:



What you don't know is that I'm an Iowan, born, bred, and raised, AND proud of it. Lived there for over half my life.

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Posted by Lur King on 06-13-2008 at07:24:

 

C L, I married an Iowan. 15 years yesterday

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Posted by jiminy on 06-13-2008 at10:14:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Lur King C L, I married an Iowan. 15 years yesterday

Happy anniversary Lurk!

did ya get a DQ cake?

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Posted by Lur King on 06-13-2008 at13:24:

 

quote:

Originally posted by jiminy a DQ cake?

I did not know that is what the 'KiDS' are calling iT these days . . .

But YeS I DiD

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Posted by Dr Rich on 06-13-2008 at20:57:

 

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Posted by Jubilee50 on 06-14-2008 at02:19:



We Iowa girls make really great wives!

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Posted by Lur King on 06-16-2008 at15:17:

 

I can only speak for myself - YuP, they do

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Posted by jiminy on 06-16-2008 at15:23:

 

DQ CAKE

OK - I'm using my imagination a bit .....

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Posted by Commander Cote on 06-16-2008 at15:50:

 

DaLe
Way to go my friend........Congrats.........Don't even think of trying to catch me......

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Posted by Eis on 06-17-2008 at12:01:

 

quote:

Originally posted by wakachiwaka quote: Originally posted by Lur King Well, that is all fine & GooD for Jubilee50 , wakachiwaka & ladrtrk55 etc. they all live at least a few States away... Okay, then - I'll add the caveat that I liked the description of the movie a lot more than its actual execution. I only saw it once (many many years ago) and came away with a feeling of, "okay then - that's out of the way!". For real inspired lunacy:

This may be the most convoluted film I have ever seen.

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Posted by MarkyMark77 on 06-17-2008 at22:31:

 

quote:

This may be the most convoluted film I have ever seen.

Yup.

I love it!

It was deconstructionist before people knew what that was.

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Posted by Eis on 06-18-2008 at09:12:

 

quote:

Originally posted by MarkyMark77 quote: This may be the most convoluted film I have ever seen. Yup. I love it! It was deconstructionist before people knew what that was.

Indeed. This is up there with "The Wall" and "SGT. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" as some of the weirdest movies I have ever seen, yet am drawn to see again. "Head" is at once genius and, quite frankly, one of the worst movies I have ever seen. Well, maybe not worst, but most painful. That would probably be the best way to phrase it.

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Posted by JeffdlS on 06-18-2008 at10:10:

 

quote:

Originally posted by Eis quote: Originally posted by wakachiwaka quote: Originally posted by Lur King Well, that is all fine & GooD for Jubilee50 , wakachiwaka & ladrtrk55 etc. they all live at least a few States away... Okay, then - I'll add the caveat that I liked the description of the movie a lot more than its actual execution. I only saw it once (many many years ago) and came away with a feeling of, "okay then - that's out of the way!". For real inspired lunacy: This may be the most convoluted film I have ever seen.

Gotta agree with that.

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Posted by Lur King on 06-18-2008 at16:21:

  RE: Why'd the Lost Dogs summer tour get cancelled?

quote:

Originally posted by James Just recieved a myspace bulletin stating that the LD summer tour dates (with the exception of Cornerstone) were cancelled. Anyone know why?

well, obviously there are probably many reasons as posted by jeffrey k. & others...

But, as for me & my house, well probably just me... this year, I would just as SooN see
The 77s - LiVe

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Posted by Dr Rich on 06-18-2008 at20:37:

  RE: Why'd the Lost Dogs summer tour get cancelled?

quote:

Originally posted by Lur King quote: Originally posted by James Just recieved a myspace bulletin stating that the LD summer tour dates (with the exception of Cornerstone) were cancelled. Anyone know why? well, obviously there are probably many reasons as posted by jeffrey k. & others... But, as for me & my house, well probably just me... this year, I would just as SooN see The 77s - LiVe

You still thinking Ames?

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Posted by Lur King on 06-19-2008 at07:56:

YeS

I Ames to please