Wynter wrote:
LOL!
My mom has great legs. :shamefulcry:
My Mom has a gorgeous face but she didnt work out enough.
She still looks great for her age... but...
I want better legs.... :shamefulcry:
Started by andorea · 20 Jan 2004 · 12,823 replies
Wynter wrote:
LOL!
My mom has great legs. :shamefulcry:
Kijinnmaru wrote:All this talk about legs by you women.....you sure know how to torture us men. :hehe:
Kijinnmaru wrote:All this talk about legs by you women.....you sure know how to torture us men. :hehe:
Wynter wrote:
I never said anything about my legs. :bleh:
Anime Dad wrote:
Doesn't mean you shouldn't ;)
Wynter wrote:
Uhhh... did you now see the warning smilie ---> :bleh:
:beaten:
Anime Dad wrote:
That's your opinion. I would like an unbiased one :mrgreen:
Wynter wrote:
:rolleyes:
Btw, I sent Mibi Gishi Den and Gohatto to you today. :woot: Sorry it took so long...
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Anime Dad wrote:
Forgive my forgetfulness.. what are they?
Oh, and although I really appreciate legs like Yonekura Ryoko-chan's, I can also appreciate other shapes & sizes too, y'know? ;)
LOL! You know what's funny, I actually stuck a note in the package because I figured you'd forgotten. Beaten
Once upon a time, in a land of watching dramas, Wynter commented on her immense enjoyment in watching the Shinsen Warriors flashing their swords. Shin the Second, her senpai, advised that she pursue the stronger interpretations of the Shinsengumi, and upon following his directions, Wynter stumbled upon Mibu Gishi Den and Gohatto.
Stunned by her delicate beauty and wonderous aura, the Father of Anime followed Wynter and witnessed the accomplishment of her goal. Touched by his friendship and dedication, Wynter offered to share her gain with the Father of Anime. After all, such loyal camaraderie was hard to find.
Wynter wrote:
Saved! :glomp: No worries, I completely crush on Ryoko-san's legs.
Anime Dad wrote:I can also appreciate other shapes & sizes too, y'know? ;)
bmwracer wrote:
Like daikon legs?? :hehe:
Anime Dad wrote:Are you sure you're an art teacher? That's prose worthy of an English Lit major ;)
I do remember, but I don't think you told me the names of those 2. And to be honest, the names don't give much away :sweat: The second one especially sounds like a Bollywood movie :ashamed:
How could you not? :muack:
Wynter wrote:
LOL! I assure you "Gohatto" is not a Hindi sounding word. The first one apparently has a strong cast, and the second looks at the homsexuality aspect of the group. If you read a few pages back in the What Drama... Watching thread, you might remember. It wasn't that long ago.
Anime Dad wrote:
No, I do remember. And i'll take your word for "Gohatto", I don't know anyone else who would even know that. :mrgreen:
I'm looking forward to getting them now....
Wynter wrote:
I think Gohatto translates to mean "taboo".
On Topic: Two hours later and I'm still marking. :mecry:
Anime Dad wrote:
Forgive my forgetfulness.. what are they?
Oh, and although I really appreciate legs like Yonekura Ryoko-chan's, I can also appreciate other shapes & sizes too, y'know? ;)
Kijinnmaru wrote:
Mibugishiden is about Yoshimura Kanichiro, an insignificant member of the Shinsengumi. It's based off the novel from Asada Jiro which takes a great deal of liberties to "puff" him up. The movie is very good with excellent acting, directing, writing, and cinematography. It is significantly better than the television version starring Watanabe Ken, which "overpuffed" him(the title of that is roughly "The strongest man in the Shinsengumi". :rolleyes: ) You have very strong performances by both Sato Koichi and Kiichi Nakai.
Gohatto is based off a single chapter from Shinsengumi Keppuroku, a novel by Ryotaro Shiba, about the disruption caused to the Shinsengumi by a beautiful, homosexual new member. It received a lot of fanfare from western critics who tried to make themselves sound authoritative about such groups in history, forgetting that it was only a bit part from a fictionalized account of the Shinsengumi. Not the best IMO, but your mileage may vary.
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