Made while "watching" a rather dull film yesterday, as time goes on I tend not to see the ends of film anymore. Is there any point of seeing half of every film?
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Well, if you see the first half of one and the second of another you might come up with one REALLY interesting one!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, if only they would start some films earlier in the evening
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ReplyDeleteDen var häftig! / Måns
ReplyDeleteVery graceful and wonderful heels! Well, if you produce drawings every time a film bores you, we all benefit!
ReplyDeletethanks Martin, Grodan and Felicity
ReplyDeleteThe benefit to only seeing half of a dull film is that you do not waste more time on the other half.
ReplyDeleteYour lady is very "handy", though I'm amazed she can maintain her balance on those high-high-heels. Your world is fascinating.
SOrry about the bad film experience, but if a bad film inspires you to cook up with a COOL robot, may be it's a good thing ... Humm ... HE! HE!!
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