no, its just that i am indian too so there is atleast so SMART indian guy i can relate to! :smile:Hindi ? Very well.
I am sorry if you are disappointed that there is another IndianAnd that too someone who is nowhere close to surehss's eminence.
Sorry....I am not good at that, but I will try.
I don't come from Down Under...can you translate???
Traveling in an overheating GMC Vandura on Highway one - completely stoned, BTW - I met a strange lady who made me nervous. She invited me to her place and after spending the night together we enjoyed breakfast.I don't come from Down Under...can you translate???
Was the breakfast something called a Vegemite sandwich?
If you need spray use /dev/urandomMy location has the same variables but the added intentsity of Lord Poobeshs.
cat /dev/urandom > /dev/dspGreat minds...
Were you like the great custodian [back then], Given? Anyhow, I trust you did Keano proud.
Ray Donovan and Mr. Robot are in my To Watch list.I'm watching Ray Donovan marathon of Season 4 episodes...great soundtracks!
ELO, Warren Zevon, Bob Seger; I just heard the Billy Bragg recording of a song Woody Guthrie wrote but never put to music...California Stars.
A hard drinking Boston fixer in LA with a severely dysfunctional family takes precedence over a drugged out cybercrook.
I've got the first two episodes of Mr Robot S2, but don't know when i'll get around to seeing it.
Was S1 good? I haven't even watched TWD since the fall of 2014. I got disengaged from it somehow.
You won't miss anything by NOT watching FTWD. I was more watching it out of nostalgia or something. It is NOT gory like TWD. I rather like the actors / characters much better. But it still does not reveal anything as to how it all started.
Which? I hope you don't mean Ray Donovan.Absolute rubbish! No second episode for me.
I don't believe I've seen the pilot. The level now is great IMO. Acting, directing and production levels are all strong...the soundtrack choices really hit the themes and moods they're exploring. Lots of subplots within each episode to expand on each character. Liev Schreiber's face alone expresses the grittiness of his role as the patriarch of an incredibly dysfunctional family, especially dealing with sh*thead father Mickey, played to the hilt by Jon Voigt.
I guess we'll agree to disagree then. I think he's superb in the role, with a lot of grit as opposed to his appearance in The Manchurian Candidate.
I'll stick with it, thanks.
You quit at one episode?Absolute rubbish! No second episode for me.
Just skip TWD but not FTWD, right?
He can do the part all he want [and he isn't a bad actor at all, it's just that...] but his cuddly and puffy look can't be masculinised even with the stubble on his puffed up face. Some just can't wear it right. He should do fine in Valentine's-themed movie.
...end of Part 1.
Sewretch does remind me of Sydney Greenstreet, who appeared as a villain in one of the best gangster films, The Maltese Falcon. Also, his dynamic with Peter Lorre in a handful of films reminds me so much of the sewretch/sentinel duopoly.
Ah, OK, thanks!
Only if they're breaking into a freezer vault full of bean burritos.Now that you've mentioned it...if only sewretch had that chiseled look, he could be in gangsta movies, as the demolition man.
Perhaps you need less gym or run and more tai chi or yoga.Had a 2 hour run on Saturday (6 am). Nice and cool, as opposed to the evening heat which is around 40C/100F.
However, the moment i finished my run, i found i could not raise my right shoulder. The pain was sharp and severe. I think it's the same spot i injured many years back while playing tennis. I think I iced it that night or the next night and the icing helped. Otherwise i was holding my arm and moving it about with the left arm.
Scary, because during the last few short runs, I've been dropping my right hand since the shoulder was "tiring". And that usually should not happen for short runs.
I had hoped to reach about 2.5 or almost 3 hours by this time, but i am stuck at 2:00. And the last 30 mins or so are really tough. So i am thinking of not doing more than 80 or 90 minutes now. Such a shame, i can barely do a half marathon
that pain passed in an hour or so. For me, running and gym is like bread and butter
Well you can use yoga for the milk, taichi for tea, belly dancing for the fruit spread, and watching Suresh Tennis 1 for the beer, vodka and lsd.that pain passed in an hour or so. For me, running and gym is like bread and butter
