Posted by 01gentdc on December 26, 2015 at 17:33:58 from (184.16.174.171):
In Reply to: O.T. Star Wars posted by plow hand on December 25, 2015 at 08:54:29:
my 1st wife and I were just married when the 1st movie came out ,, and we loved it, and is the only one that I like to still watch every 5 yrs or so ,.the other movies were just a continuance of a bad dream in my opinion,. I would loose interest and take a call from someone or quietly get involved with some bookwork while everyone else devoured the movie ,.. just couldn't get into it , so GOD MADE A FARMER , and that is me . don't care for lord of rings , planet of apes or any modern western made after 1980.that shows the feeble weak sissie minds like broke back mountain ,, UUUGGH,argghgag, ,,.only thing I can tolerate is watchin Bridgette jones sliding down the firemans pole. . LOL , you guys do know Renae is from mid state TExas ,, them folx know how to grow em down on the farm... don't care for most any other yuppi stupid chit,that wastes my time, trying to show me stuff I already know , that has been proven not to work ...,and here they think they are a gawd or sumthin , cause they are the only ones that has ever been struck with genius ,,and these genius's vote ////no wonder this country sends the worst idiots in this country to Washington to ruin this once.. GREAT AMERICA
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