mun is watching Prometheus and trying not to nerdrage

[neverleftharlan]

This is why you should have lobbied for Tombstone or The Magnificent Seven.

Folks with taste don't object to those.

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[ silently judging dat icon but w/e w/e ]

You talking about taste, huh.

[neverleftharlan]

Taste. Tell me you aren't slighting Cosmatos or Sturges, or we're gonna have a problem.

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Don't get your cowboy undies in a twist, ain't poking at them. More just you because since you and taste being buds is brand new information to me.

[toucheverything]

'Taste' being defined how, exactly? I am afraid I do not have access to the percentage of individuals who prefer Westerns over Suspense/Horror [ because google has come up with nothing ] but it does not seem an overwhelming majority.

:)

[ihearyouthink]

Mun recommends this whenever you do finish the movie. It made it easier on her.

[ihearyouthink]

[ooc: had to say, your journal name is fantastic, hilarious, and accurate. :D]

[neverleftharlan]

[Fry.

Squint.]

Well, it starts with knowing when poking something oozing green slime trends toward a messy end in the latter.

[neverleftharlan]

[Taste being buds. He sees what you did there.] Just because you don't pay attention to it doesn't mean I don't have any.

[toucheverything]

[ ooc|| thank you!! my friends all excel at peer pressure. ]

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[ She's clever. Don't get all jelly. ]

I've paid plenty attention to your taste and if it's not involving the number 31 it doesn't exist, man.

[ Because like. Do we want to get into Winona? Do we? That is the only real example that needs bringing up here because damn. ]

[toucheverything]

No knowledge of value was ever gained without a calculated percentage of risk.

[ half of it was his hidden agenda. the other half? he just really likes touching things. ]

omg

[neverleftharlan]

She's seen it before - though not the "how it should have," which I predict involves the script being put through a shredder.

[ihearyouthink]

Ah good, then spoilers are no problem. And she found it strangely accurate...