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i think it would rank four of five. somewhere between robin and marian and how to steal a million.Jason wrote: I own lots of her catalogue. Where would it rank among your Hepburn movies?
I told you before, trying to bring the board into our nonsense is unbecoming. Nobody is siding with either of us. Stop pretending to be a hero for them like you do with black people.Headhunter wrote:Not about me and you. It’s about you and everyone else. But the important thing here is change no matter who pushes you into it, so whatever gets you to Point B is wonderful.Jason wrote:Yes, you've been so fair and kind to me in the way we discuss politics and sports.Headhunter wrote:Pretty sure I’ve been consistently pleading with Jason to respect everyone’s capacity to form their own opinions for years. Zombie doing the lord’s work if he actually gets him to change.
Where's Breakfast at Tiffany's?zombie wrote:i think it would rank four of five. somewhere between robin and marian and how to steal a million.Jason wrote: I own lots of her catalogue. Where would it rank among your Hepburn movies?
Again, not “our” nonsense. Don’t care how you interact with me. It’s about what Zombie (a member of...*gasp*...the rest of the board), just pointed out: your inability to give fellow posters credit for forming their own opinions. You agreed that you’ll stop, so nothing about me or you matters at all.Jason wrote:I told you before, trying to bring the board into our nonsense is unbecoming. Nobody is siding with either of us. Stop pretending to be a hero for them like you do with black people.Headhunter wrote:Not about me and you. It’s about you and everyone else. But the important thing here is change no matter who pushes you into it, so whatever gets you to Point B is wonderful.Jason wrote:Yes, you've been so fair and kind to me in the way we discuss politics and sports.Headhunter wrote:Pretty sure I’ve been consistently pleading with Jason to respect everyone’s capacity to form their own opinions for years. Zombie doing the lord’s work if he actually gets him to change.
i go back and forth on breakfast at tiffany's. it's always a favorite. but i struggle with where it fits in her filmography. somewhere in the top 10 though, definitely.Jason wrote:Where's Breakfast at Tiffany's?zombie wrote:i think it would rank four of five. somewhere between robin and marian and how to steal a million.Jason wrote: I own lots of her catalogue. Where would it rank among your Hepburn movies?
Oh, Cenk. Yeah, he's as big of a clown as AOC. So he always bring the lolz.Headhunter wrote:The guy I’d apparently be a big fan of if my life was depressingly wrapped up in political punditry 24/7 like you.Jason wrote:Who?Headhunter wrote:Jason, I can’t stress enough how much I don’t care about any of these people. You probably shouldn’t either.
Uhh.. you misread (again, as per the usual). I never agreed to stop something that I do not do.Headhunter wrote:Again, not “our” nonsense. Don’t care how you interact with me. It’s about what Zombie (a member of...*gasp*...the rest of the board), just pointed out: your inability to give fellow posters credit for forming their own opinions. You agreed that you’ll stop, so nothing about me or you matters at all.Jason wrote:I told you before, trying to bring the board into our nonsense is unbecoming. Nobody is siding with either of us. Stop pretending to be a hero for them like you do with black people.Headhunter wrote:Not about me and you. It’s about you and everyone else. But the important thing here is change no matter who pushes you into it, so whatever gets you to Point B is wonderful.Jason wrote:Yes, you've been so fair and kind to me in the way we discuss politics and sports.Headhunter wrote:Pretty sure I’ve been consistently pleading with Jason to respect everyone’s capacity to form their own opinions for years. Zombie doing the lord’s work if he actually gets him to change.
I think I got that one at number one.zombie wrote:i go back and forth on breakfast at tiffany's. it's always a favorite. but i struggle with where it fits in her filmography. somewhere in the top 10 though, definitely.Jason wrote:Where's Breakfast at Tiffany's?zombie wrote:i think it would rank four of five. somewhere between robin and marian and how to steal a million.Jason wrote: I own lots of her catalogue. Where would it rank among your Hepburn movies?
The subject was not black people. The subject was you projecting phony heroism. Another misread. Congrats.Headhunter wrote:Weird racist reflex of you to invoke black people for no reason? But yeah, you agreed to exactly what I have been telling you to do, the important thing for you was to hear it from someone else. But I was right all along, of course.
probably most people would. but i'm a weirdo. charade is my favorite.Jason wrote:I think I got that one at number one.zombie wrote:i go back and forth on breakfast at tiffany's. it's always a favorite. but i struggle with where it fits in her filmography. somewhere in the top 10 though, definitely.Jason wrote:Where's Breakfast at Tiffany's?zombie wrote:i think it would rank four of five. somewhere between robin and marian and how to steal a million.Jason wrote: I own lots of her catalogue. Where would it rank among your Hepburn movies?
Wow, I take back everything nice I said. You really are a delusional cult freak.Jason wrote:Uhh.. you misread (again, as per the usual). I never agreed to stop something that I do not do.Headhunter wrote:Again, not “our” nonsense. Don’t care how you interact with me. It’s about what Zombie (a member of...*gasp*...the rest of the board), just pointed out: your inability to give fellow posters credit for forming their own opinions. You agreed that you’ll stop, so nothing about me or you matters at all.Jason wrote:I told you before, trying to bring the board into our nonsense is unbecoming. Nobody is siding with either of us. Stop pretending to be a hero for them like you do with black people.Headhunter wrote:Not about me and you. It’s about you and everyone else. But the important thing here is change no matter who pushes you into it, so whatever gets you to Point B is wonderful.Jason wrote:Yes, you've been so fair and kind to me in the way we discuss politics and sports.Headhunter wrote:Pretty sure I’ve been consistently pleading with Jason to respect everyone’s capacity to form their own opinions for years. Zombie doing the lord’s work if he actually gets him to change.
I don't feel like Breakfast should be number one, though. It's weird.zombie wrote:probably most people would. but i'm a weirdo. charade is my favorite.Jason wrote:I think I got that one at number one.zombie wrote:i go back and forth on breakfast at tiffany's. it's always a favorite. but i struggle with where it fits in her filmography. somewhere in the top 10 though, definitely.Jason wrote:Where's Breakfast at Tiffany's?zombie wrote:i think it would rank four of five. somewhere between robin and marian and how to steal a million.Jason wrote: I own lots of her catalogue. Where would it rank among your Hepburn movies?
I said you invoked black people. Did you not invoke black people? Are you denying something plainly in your post? You are so dense tonight I almost feel like a bully for pointing it out.Jason wrote:The subject was not black people. The subject was you projecting phony heroism. Another misread. Congrats.Headhunter wrote:Weird racist reflex of you to invoke black people for no reason? But yeah, you agreed to exactly what I have been telling you to do, the important thing for you was to hear it from someone else. But I was right all along, of course.
So you take back nothing. Surprising.Headhunter wrote:Wow, I take back everything nice I said. You really are a delusional cult freak.Jason wrote:Uhh.. you misread (again, as per the usual). I never agreed to stop something that I do not do.Headhunter wrote:Again, not “our” nonsense. Don’t care how you interact with me. It’s about what Zombie (a member of...*gasp*...the rest of the board), just pointed out: your inability to give fellow posters credit for forming their own opinions. You agreed that you’ll stop, so nothing about me or you matters at all.Jason wrote:I told you before, trying to bring the board into our nonsense is unbecoming. Nobody is siding with either of us. Stop pretending to be a hero for them like you do with black people.Headhunter wrote:Not about me and you. It’s about you and everyone else. But the important thing here is change no matter who pushes you into it, so whatever gets you to Point B is wonderful.Jason wrote:Yes, you've been so fair and kind to me in the way we discuss politics and sports.Headhunter wrote:Pretty sure I’ve been consistently pleading with Jason to respect everyone’s capacity to form their own opinions for years. Zombie doing the lord’s work if he actually gets him to change.
those are probably the big three. my fair lady might squeeze in there too, for most. which have you seen, beyond those?Jason wrote:I don't feel like Breakfast should be number one, though. It's weird.zombie wrote:probably most people would. but i'm a weirdo. charade is my favorite.Jason wrote:I think I got that one at number one.zombie wrote:i go back and forth on breakfast at tiffany's. it's always a favorite. but i struggle with where it fits in her filmography. somewhere in the top 10 though, definitely.Jason wrote:Where's Breakfast at Tiffany's?zombie wrote:i think it would rank four of five. somewhere between robin and marian and how to steal a million.Jason wrote: I own lots of her catalogue. Where would it rank among your Hepburn movies?
Roman Holiday and Sabrina are probably my 2 & 3.
I complimented your willingness to change and get to Point B (in this very quote tree), as prompted by Zombie’s post. Now I know you have the deluded belief that you don’t do the things Zombie pointed out. You do, by the way. Every time. Please change that.Jason wrote:So you take back nothing. Surprising.Headhunter wrote:Wow, I take back everything nice I said. You really are a delusional cult freak.Jason wrote:Uhh.. you misread (again, as per the usual). I never agreed to stop something that I do not do.Headhunter wrote:Again, not “our” nonsense. Don’t care how you interact with me. It’s about what Zombie (a member of...*gasp*...the rest of the board), just pointed out: your inability to give fellow posters credit for forming their own opinions. You agreed that you’ll stop, so nothing about me or you matters at all.Jason wrote:I told you before, trying to bring the board into our nonsense is unbecoming. Nobody is siding with either of us. Stop pretending to be a hero for them like you do with black people.Headhunter wrote:Not about me and you. It’s about you and everyone else. But the important thing here is change no matter who pushes you into it, so whatever gets you to Point B is wonderful.Jason wrote:Yes, you've been so fair and kind to me in the way we discuss politics and sports.Headhunter wrote:Pretty sure I’ve been consistently pleading with Jason to respect everyone’s capacity to form their own opinions for years. Zombie doing the lord’s work if he actually gets him to change.
This has nothing to do with black people, but here you are yet again, proving my point by projecting that phony heroism I alluded to.Headhunter wrote:I said you invoked black people. Did you not invoke black people? Are you denying something plainly in your post? You are so dense tonight I almost feel like a bully for pointing it out.Jason wrote:The subject was not black people. The subject was you projecting phony heroism. Another misread. Congrats.Headhunter wrote:Weird racist reflex of you to invoke black people for no reason? But yeah, you agreed to exactly what I have been telling you to do, the important thing for you was to hear it from someone else. But I was right all along, of course.
I will not change civil conversations with zomb, sorry. He does not treat me like shit.Headhunter wrote:I complimented your willingness to change and get to Point B (in this very quote tree), as prompted by Zombie’s post. Now I know you have the deluded belief that you don’t do the things Zombie pointed out. You do, by the way. Every time. Please change that.Jason wrote:So you take back nothing. Surprising.Headhunter wrote:Wow, I take back everything nice I said. You really are a delusional cult freak.Jason wrote:Uhh.. you misread (again, as per the usual). I never agreed to stop something that I do not do.Headhunter wrote:Again, not “our” nonsense. Don’t care how you interact with me. It’s about what Zombie (a member of...*gasp*...the rest of the board), just pointed out: your inability to give fellow posters credit for forming their own opinions. You agreed that you’ll stop, so nothing about me or you matters at all.Jason wrote:I told you before, trying to bring the board into our nonsense is unbecoming. Nobody is siding with either of us. Stop pretending to be a hero for them like you do with black people.Headhunter wrote:Not about me and you. It’s about you and everyone else. But the important thing here is change no matter who pushes you into it, so whatever gets you to Point B is wonderful.Jason wrote:Yes, you've been so fair and kind to me in the way we discuss politics and sports.Headhunter wrote:Pretty sure I’ve been consistently pleading with Jason to respect everyone’s capacity to form their own opinions for years. Zombie doing the lord’s work if he actually gets him to change.
I think just those. Lolzombie wrote:those are probably the big three. my fair lady might squeeze in there too, for most. which have you seen, beyond those?Jason wrote:I don't feel like Breakfast should be number one, though. It's weird.zombie wrote:probably most people would. but i'm a weirdo. charade is my favorite.Jason wrote:I think I got that one at number one.zombie wrote:i go back and forth on breakfast at tiffany's. it's always a favorite. but i struggle with where it fits in her filmography. somewhere in the top 10 though, definitely.Jason wrote:Where's Breakfast at Tiffany's?zombie wrote:i think it would rank four of five. somewhere between robin and marian and how to steal a million.Jason wrote: I own lots of her catalogue. Where would it rank among your Hepburn movies?
Roman Holiday and Sabrina are probably my 2 & 3.