I like a woman with a big vocabulary and every single little comma in place

[primroseburrows]

topaz7 wins everything in the world for this icon. It made my decade, at least.

Also, melpemone, much with the yay, for everything worked (including my DL manager)! All is good. So good, in fact that I wrote a review on IMDB (which hasn't showed up yet). I can't imagine they won't approve it, since the last review was posted three years ago, and most of the reviews on the site suck. *g*

I love Maury Chaykin thiiiiis much, even when he's all psychopathic and evil. I could go on and on and on about how much I loved this film. Loved, as in the same way I loved Silence of the Lambs, but still, OMG, yes.

ETA: My review is up! I think this is the direct link. The ones in the comments aren't, I find. Alas, earwaxI'm so psyched, I feel like a published author. *g*

Comments

[primroseburrows.livejournal.com]

Not Jayne Eastwood LOLOL!! My friend's aunt.

Your friend's AUNT was in this? How cool is that?

Canada really is kind of a small place.

Talk about perpetuating stereotypes. You wouldn't know my friend Avila from Scotchtown, NS, would you?

I will have to watch it. Oh looky there! Paul Gross is in it, too. I didn't know you were a fan. ;o)

*clears throat* I've noticed that in general, deadpan Canadian humour is not much different from deadpan New England humour, bucko. Just you wait. Bwah.

[topaz7.livejournal.com]

You'd think I'd have known there was a place called Scotchtown. There aren't that many communities named after alcoholic beverages, lol! But sadly, no.

[primroseburrows.livejournal.com]

Scotchtown, NS. The name probably comes from "Scotland", but your definition probably isn't too far off. I've tasted moonshine from that area. I couldn't drink it, I'm too much of a wuss.