LOL.

As I was walking out of the theater, the woman behind me says to her husband, "OOOOOH!!! I'm guessing that this must've been why they named that virus a 'Trojan Horse' and the phrase 'Achilles Heel'."

I always that it was a requirement to read The Iliad during one of your English classes in high school. If not, it should be!!

We didn't read the Iliad, but we read the Odyssey freshman year in HS. I think she gave us an "outline" of the Iliad just for our information.

I agree that it should be. We never had to read it. We didn't read Shakespeare till grade 10 and then it was one play a year and they all were tragedies. We were told we didn't read comedies because we wouldn't udnerstand the humor.
More like the teachers didn't udnerstand it so they couldn't teach us (although my highschool English department was useless).

But since I'm a big girl now I am going to read it myself.

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Thank you, Sistermadly, for posting that! I laughed my butt off! So good!

Hahahaha that was funny!

I especially liked the part where Paris gets his Legolas on.

That's alright - I bought the Playgirl way back when and saw it ALL for myself :D Although I coulda lived without the shot of Gywenth - ugh!

For you non-Orlando fans -- keep lining up -- more Orlando for me! I actually cut out a picture of him in the Best Buy ad where it was advertising LOTR -- teehee -- hubby says I am def going back to high school :D

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BWAH! We're COUSINS. In conclusion, we're just COUSINS!

It's okay. I have a mini poster from the vido store pinned up at my desk.

It gives me something prety to look at every single day :D

Kate Bosworth is a lucky, lucky girl

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That was my favorite part too. Well, that and "popcorn man".

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HAHA... or "HECTORRRRRRRRRRR"
"STELLLLLLLLAAAAA!"