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I haven't seen enough to make a decent list. I'm closer to an 'authority' on the 00s .

^Well then screw you!

You don't have to be anywhere near an 'authority' to know Ghostbusters = Good, Mannequin = Bad! <_<

But you would have to have seen one of them. 0_0 I know I may have seen Sharktupus twice, but I refuse to put Once Bitten on any list of mine just for the sake of filling spots

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Joe, am I misreading something or you just qualified "American Beauty" to pre-90's movies? Anyway, why are you ashamed of "Fatal Attraction" on this list? I've finally seen it about 2 months ago and I don't know why I didn't do that before. Glenn Close was fantastic (Y) also, when I watched it on tv it wasn't too late, but around the time when I would usually sleep from after 1 hour from the beginning of a movie , but it kept me so intrigued I watched the whole without missing any parts, haha. As for "Black Swan", I have it on DVD and I could borrow it to you if I could watched it 2 or 3 times already.

I think you interpretted everything about that backwards . The 'assorted esteemed pre-90s movies' is its own category for the sake of space (to avoid going on putting Close Encounters, Blade Runner, Beverly Hills Cop, Rocky Horror Picture Show, Neverending Story ect. ) and then I meant ashamed as in ashamed to have not seen, not ashamed to want to see.

Oh, well, them fighting sounds good sure beats Kong just getting :shot down .

Oh, the final fight was like the best there ever was... I ca t describe it, you have to simply see it

And why, I loved Brad Pitt in Troya I consider him to be agreat actor.

Are you learning a lot? I've never read any Freud.

I only have dreams when I'm extremely stressed out or anxious. Otherwise, I probably have no really unhappy issues.

you never read any Freud? I thought exactly the opposite... like you must be his fan

I guess I am, but I have not gone so far still... he was talking about children´s dreams (which are very simple) and about his two dreams and he analyzed them... it looked so easy when he did it, but I tried to do the same with mine and once it was great and all the other times I failed, so I guess I have to read much much more. So far, Freud postulates that dreams mostly represent our deepest wishes and desires. But it´s not that easy to find out which ones from the dream.

I have zero disrespect for male exotic dancers and prostitutes. I have learned to have no sense of disrespect....and I try to have no sense of respect :-p Instead of respect, I insert affection of varying grades. I find it very liberating! :-)

What existed before is now a sense of curiosity!

When I was reading this article....about 1/3rd in I half suspected that she would pull out a piece of hyperbole and a piece of 'woe is me'. Thankfully, she didn't. She's a good, expressive writer, and was probably a liberal arts major in her college...but also seems to be a sensitive person that is still burdened, psychologically, with a sense of teenage entitlement and a load of 'civilization and other accumulated fats'. This is probably why she felt what she felt.

Afterall, she is still a teenager, isn´t she? So that all is quite apropriate.

I haven't seen enough to make a decent list. I'm closer to an 'authority' on the 00s .

^Well then screw you!

You don't have to be anywhere near an 'authority' to know Ghostbusters = Good, Mannequin = Bad! <_<

But you would have to have seen one of them.

Be careful out there tonight...

you never read any Freud? I thought exactly the opposite... like you must be his fan

I guess I am, but I have not gone so far still... he was talking about children´s dreams (which are very simple) and about his two dreams and he analyzed them... it looked so easy when he did it, but I tried to do the same with mine and once it was great and all the other times I failed, so I guess I have to read much much more. So far, Freud postulates that dreams mostly represent our deepest wishes and desires. But it´s not that easy to find out which ones from the dream.

Afterall, she is still a teenager, isn´t she? So that all is quite apropriate.

Why is that? :-D

No, I've never read psychology texts in their entirely before. But I've used them as references whenever I thought of personal or outside situations and so forth.

Freud, for a variety of reasons, is much criticized for the rigor of his work- probably due to the fact that at the time..psychiatry was still at its formulative stages and neuroscience wasn't really in the picture.

I really want to find myself time to read this. It's must reading for me:

Think Fast Slow is a popular synthesis of Professor Kahneman's life's work (he won the Nobel Prize for Prospect Theory),...and it's thankfully non-esoteric and dumbed down for non-specialists:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daniel_Kahneman

What is it about? In a nuttshell?

Why is that - you just give me the feeling that Freud is a part of your library and yes, he was widely criticized (just like Darwin in his days) because in that time when he was arriving with his theory of a dreams, dreams were considered meaningless, and not worth of studying. In the first chapter of the book, a scientist (I don´t recall his name now) had a long speech about how this work was percieved in those times, and criticized, and why. They did not take Freud seriously, they mocked him actually... but for me, he was one of the wisest and cleverest scientist of all times. He really gave the basis of neuropsychology and psychiatry as a whole. He tried to understand humans´ mind and thinking through subconsciousness - which I find the most imporant part of us all.

Thanks Baron I was worried, but I made it .

Oh my god... I just took a look and finally saw it. Holy crap batman!

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PinkCouture - Left BZ from what I understand

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So we basically have 2-3 people running this place. o.O .... and those who are actually running it need to ask the other staff who are rarely around if they can do something? lol bullshit. Perhaps it's time for those people who aren't doing much or who are rarely around to realize they aren't needed anymore and allow themselves to be removed as mods/admins. They were made mods/admins for a reason and when they're no longer doing the job it's time to step down. The title Admin/Mod isn't just there to look pretty and get e-vag, they need to actually work.

In Response: Reasons why I "left" BZ...

1. For awhile I was unemployed. I had a lot of free time to spend on forums/online. Then I found another job that took up most of my time, and made it difficult for me to juggle my career, personal life and my time on forums/online. Also, BZ is blocked at my job which mean I can't stop by while at work. Just to clear things up, I do not own BZ nor do I get paid by BZ. I help out as a volunteer.

2. While I was a active staff member I felt like I was constantly being the Bad Cop. I felt very little support in enforcing the rules and monitoring/managing the forum. It was overwhelming, stressful and frustrating.

3. I got tired of all the unnecessary drama, petty & irrelevant arguments, bickering, bashing, flaming, and trolling. I am here b/c I like models and fashion. All this pettiness was distracting and made being here no longer enjoyable.

Am I "back" or not, I am not sure. We will see what happens. The forum seems to be doing well---it is still up and running

I hope this post gives a better understanding of where I'm coming from. If anyone want to further discuss this please feel free to PM me or send me a message. I will be checking my PM b/c I will be answering some of the messages in my inbox. Thank you for taking time to read my post

Some weird stuff is happening in this thread. Threads opening/closing, disappearing/reappearing. Perhaps it is a sign

lol I sent you a PM. Welcome back btw.

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PinkCouture - Left BZ from what I understand

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So we basically have 2-3 people running this place. o.O .... and those who are actually running it need to ask the other staff who are rarely around if they can do something? lol bullshit. Perhaps it's time for those people who aren't doing much or who are rarely around to realize they aren't needed anymore and allow themselves to be removed as mods/admins. They were made mods/admins for a reason and when they're no longer doing the job it's time to step down. The title Admin/Mod isn't just there to look pretty and get e-vag, they need to actually work.

In Response: Reasons why I "left" BZ...

1. For awhile I was unemployed. I had a lot of free time to spend on forums/online. Then I found another job that took up most of my time, and made it difficult for me to juggle my career, personal life and my time on forums/online. Also, BZ is blocked at my job which mean I can't stop by while at work. Just to clear things up, I do not own BZ nor do I get paid by BZ. I help out as a volunteer.

2. While I was a active staff member I felt like I was constantly being the Bad Cop. I felt very little support in enforcing the rules and monitoring/managing the forum. It was overwhelming, stressful and frustrating.

3. I got tired of all the unnecessary drama, petty & irrelevant arguments, bickering, bashing, flaming, and trolling. I am here b/c I like models and fashion. All this pettiness was distracting and made being here no longer enjoyable.

Am I "back" or not, I am not sure. We will see what happens. The forum seems to be doing well---it is still up and running

I hope this post gives a better understanding of where I'm coming from. If anyone want to further discuss this please feel free to PM me or send me a message. I will be checking my PM b/c I will be answering some of the messages in my inbox. Thank you for taking time to read my post

totally understand all that, and sent you a pm with a bit more detail as well. lol

and yes, alot of weird things are happenign around here.

but, i also want to say "WELCOME BACK!!!!"

Honorable Mentions to David Bowie and Alexander the Great

10. Boy George

9. Bald, bearded interior design guy from HGTV

8. David Bromstad

7. Gross, raspy voice bearded guy from 90s comedies

6. Big Gay Al

5. Ray Gillete

4. James Baldwin

3. Freddie Mercury

2. Langston Hughes

1. Elton John

^Elton John is GAY?!?!

David Bowie? Joe, are you implying that Iman is just a beard?

Kevin Spacey is one of my favorite popular actors. He says that he's not attracted towards men, but there are paparazzi photos suggesting otherwise....:]

My Top 10 Famous Gay Guys

Honorable Mentions to David Bowie and Alexander the Great

10. Boy George

9. Bald, bearded interior design guy from HGTV

8. David Bromstad

7. Gross, raspy voice bearded guy from 90s comedies

6. Big Gay Al

5. Ray Gillete

4. James Baldwin

3. Freddie Mercury

2. Langston Hughes

1. Elton John

^Elton John is GAY?!?!

You learn something everyday they say .

David Bowie? Joe, are you implying that Iman is just a beard?

I didn't know they were a couple unless I thought she was with some other rock star by mistake. Actually, I've never seen an interview of either or either on the news, so that's probably why . I was always told that he said he was when he came to the scene, but if he says he's straight then I believe him though and it sounds like a pretty good couple or at least better than most of the celeb couples I can think of.

Kevin Spacey is one of my favorite popular actors. He says that he's not attracted towards men, but there are paparazzi photos suggesting otherwise....:]

LOL, I thought the media didn't care about his free time at all . I think I'll change the title to 'openly gay' then .

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Two revisions to past lists

- I've added Turlington to number two on the "Best Fashioin Bodies With No T&A" list. I started to add Valentina and Edita, but Valentiona had just a little bit of booty and Edita just a little bit of bosom it seemed.

- I'm addint school girl and high school cheerleader uniforms to the "Things Many Think are Sexy That I Don't" list .

Next: Favorite Fashion Legs, but someone can feel free to post theirs in the mean time .

David Bowie? Joe, are you implying that Iman is just a beard?

I didn't know they were a couple unless I thought she was with some other rock star by mistake. Actually, I've never seen an interview of either or either on the news, so that's probably why . I was always told that he said he was when he came to the scene, but if he says he's straight then I believe him though and it sounds like a pretty good couple or at least better than most of the celeb couples I can think of.

What? They even have a daughter together, she's around 10 now I believe.

I can show you one of her more recent interviews, I don't think I need to add which talk-show it is from

http://www.youtube.com/user/ChelseaLately#p/u/21/Zko6AmnliOg

From what I read, it looks like Bowie is bisexual, with preference for women? Idk, google him and find your answer

LOL, I thought the media didn't care about his free time at all . I think I'll change the title to 'openly gay' then .

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Two revisions to past lists

- I'm addint school girl and high school cheerleader uniforms to the "Things Many Think are Sexy That I Don't" list .

Next: Favorite Fashion Legs, but someone can feel free to post theirs in the mean time .

I don't think they do, at least not too muc since he doesn't play the bearding game. I've heard about Spacey being gay but.... who cares, really.

&where is that second list, did I miss it?

From what I read, it looks like Bowie is bisexual, with preference for women? Idk, google him and find your answer

He's implied as much himself (and his many biographers have outright stated), that he said he was bi-sexual at the advent of his Ziggy Stardust persona in order to shock and break the then sexual taboos. But he was married at that time too, and had a young son...