-Ariel-

I'm a busy man... a busy man.

hey bro!!!! replace your bet on the lakers here. I abandoned the event

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I just like the tension in the picture, Sort of like outside forces grasping at a person...her face is very strong in this.

what you don't like hands?

That was celsius-oops in fahrenheit it's 88 and with the humidex it's 104.

Karma goes up, karma goes down, I hear you. I've only been to NY once-very cool place, i bet you'll have so much fun there. It's 31 with the humidex it's 40.

hey you too!!
it's so nice and hot here that I can't help but have a great week. Sunshine makes me happytime

i'm headed to wv bro.
i'll be able to respond with my droid in a few hrs if you need something.
but check out films101.com.
check out the top 100 films. I urge you to at least put the top 25 you haven't seen in your netflix queue.

like I said, "The 400 blows" by Truffaut reminded me of my childhood growing up.
It's for sure on any list one of the top five films ever made.

"La Strada" is my favorite Fellini film, but 8 1/2 is his best film.

I truly believe 8 1/2 is the greatest film ever made in the history of cinema. It's about an empty man who is unable to love anyone who searches for the meaning of life. It mixes surreal dreams with reality. No one has ever captured the essence of what it's like to be a human being as Fellini has in 8 1/2.

La Dolce Vita is another phenominal story on humanity.

Must See's of Fellini - La Strada, La Dolce Vita, 8 1/2, Amarcord, and if you liked them Nights of Cabria, I vitelloni, Juliet of The Spirits, and Fellini's Roma

have you even ever seen la strada?
which fellini films have you seen?
he's my favorite director.
even scorsese said he based the jake lamotta character in raging bull on "zampano" in la strada

seven samurai is a classic.... i prefer rashomon to it though.

If you haven't seen many french new wave films, seeing "Breathless" by Jean Luc Godard and "The 400 Blows" by Truffaut are crucial