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myOtaku.com: Irish de Fenal


Wednesday, December 8, 2004

Two down, three to go
All that's left now is: theatre 170, Latin 122, and religion 114.

Something funny in the acolite schedule (that would be people like me who help the priest during Mass):
"Daily Mass is an opportunity to have personal Mass training with our trainers. Please take advantage of this opportunity to improve serving kills."
*heh heh heh*

So yeah, still working on Chatper the Ninth and made progress on Chapter the Second for my novel.

Hmmm, it seems that people are comparing movie tastes. Just for the heck of it I'll jump on the bandwagon. Here are two for today:

Kelly's Heroes , 1970, starring: Clint Eastwood, Donald Sutherland, Telly Savalas, Don Rickles, and Carroll O'Connor.
The is a fortune on Nazi-confiscated gold bullion somewhere out there, and this platoon of men aim to acquire it. A war comedy set in (obviously) World War II.

WIZARDS , 1977, cartoon by Ralph Bakashi (the same guy who did the horrendous adaptation of The Hobbit ).
Set on post-apocalyptic Earth it's a magic versus technology kind of movie. Avatar vs his brother Blackwolf who wants to rule the war. Some scenes are slightly disorienting, but it's a good movie. And it has an absolutely smashing line at the end ("Let me show you something Momma should me when you weren't looking." - Avatar) that only makes good sense and is humerous if you watch it.

Right, I'm off 'cause Mom needs to make some phone calls. Cheers.
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