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Him: "It's a Homophone"

A fragmented sentence to answer a question from long before.

"...I think... one of the Veggie Tales songs mentions it."
(this is dangerous grounds-- mentioning what movie may have referenced a word we are currently having a brain freeze over could lead to another freeze when we desperately now try to remember the movie)

Me: "Yeah, that sounds right..." (Whew! more brain aerobics diverted)

Him: "It must be it because 'Homo' means 'same'--like
homogenized milk, it's all mixed up so that it will be the same"

Me: "Well now you're talking crazy, because a homophobe isn't afraid of 'sameness'"

Him: "'Homo' means 'same'"

Me: "So a homophobe is afraid of anything that might be the same. I could be considered a Homophobe because I don't want to hear you quote the same Monty Python lines over and over."

Ok, I didn't really say that, but I thought it.

Do you memorize films? Do you seriously come out of a first viewing of a movie theater perfectly capable of doing an entire monolog from that movie?"

I can watch one 3 times in one sitting (Twilight?) and still not quote it right.

I watched a newer release recently. The Time Traveler's Wife. I couldn't wait because years ago I read the book and loved it. It's all twisty and complicated if you put too much thought into it and I like that, so it was with great anticipation I headed out a second time to see it (the first time I got stuck behind a tractor and got there too late. I nearly cried).

I liked it.
And I was disappointed.

I just wonder if Hollyweird seriously thinks I need the gratuitous nekked butt shots to be happy with a movie (Did I just blog about nekked butts on a Sunday?).
I mean, I expected him to be starkers, because let's face it, he's slipping in and out of time and you can't take your clothes with you when you do that, but SHE did not have to show me hers.
Maybe it was a "gift" to all the poor saps dragged to the cinema with their wives. I don't know, my poor sap was at home with a nekked bathing 2 year old.

I can't tell you one line accurately from the movie either.

I can tell you that I'm not phobic of going out to a movie all by myself again. It was bliss. And if I find one I really like, I may watch the same movie over and over again. That would be Homocinematastic I think.