Xiphias Gladius ([info]xiphias) wrote,

Movies and things

First: Bend It Like Beckham is a really fun movie. Everyone should go see it, whether or not they're British, play soccer/football, or are Indian.

Second: when we got home, Lis mentioned that she really wanted something fruit punch-like to drink, and consdiered sending me out to the store for some.

I said, "Wait a minute," and mixed pinapple juice, orange juice, lemon juice, sugar, Malibu, Triple Sec, Marischino liqueur, strawberry schnapps, U-Bet black cherry syrup, Kedem raspberry syrup, grenadine, and Sprite. Basically, I shook all but the Sprite, poured into a highball glass, and topped off with Sprite.

Lis rather liked it. I think it would have been a bit better had we had sloe gin, but this was good.

Third: Lis rented a Saturday Night Live videotape, because she claimed that the show had once been funny, and I didn't believe her.

You have to remember that the show stopped being funny in, like, 1980 or so. When I was six years old. It apparently has had funny seasons and casts since then, but I became aware of the show during The Suckful Years, and hence, have always reacted with skepticism to claims that the show was once funny. But, in fact, it was.
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[info]vonbeck

May 10 2003, 06:53:37 UTC 9 years ago

I remember whe Saturday Night Live was funny,
you are right though, it was back in the '80s.

That punch of yours sounds interesting, let me know
if you want some help perfecting it.

As for soccer movies I am waiting for Shaolin Soccer

http://www.miramax.com/shaolin_soccer/

[info]rmjwell

May 10 2003, 09:20:58 UTC 9 years ago

Even after the first cast all moved on or died (damn you, John Belushi), there were moments of wonderful non-suckiness. At one point, all three members of Spinal Tap --Harry Shearer, Christopher Guest, and Michael McKean-- were on the show together. They even did the first ever Folksmen bit (later revived as an opening act for the Spinal Tap reunion show, and they appear in "A Mighty Wind"). Very, very funny stuff, but you have to hunt for it.

Also, early Eddie Murphy and Joe Piscopo stuff is worth checking out, as is Mike Myers as Dieter in "Sprockets" (especially the one with Dana Carvey as Jimmy Stewart; "surreal" doesn't begin to do it justice).

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March 9 2004, 06:32:19 UTC 8 years ago

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[info]xiphias

March 9 2004, 07:12:19 UTC 8 years ago

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