A lovely day...
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agilebritWell, not weather-wise. I did not get my hundred-dollar hamburger today because it's rainy and icky and who wants to fly in that? Not I, and not the Hubby.
However, we went to Red Robin and snarfed out on hamburgers, fries, and zucchini sticks, and I had a couple of tropical Mai-Tais (which were fantastic and changed my brain chemistry), and then we went and saw "The A-Team."
And OMG, y'all. THERE IS NO BAD THERE. Bradley Cooper is a beautiful, beautiful man. And they let him keep his chest hair for all those lovely shirtless scenes. Yes, please and thank you.
The set-pieces were awesome. Dude. Just...dude. I will not spoil it for you, other than to say that there's a scene with a container ship that was utterly mind-blowing. Also, a tank. They were ridiculous. I DON'T CARE, the same way I DON'T CARE that "Human Target" is ridiculous. I do not expect a single nod to physics in a movie like this. Nor should there be. This is about blowing shit up, not physics.
Also, if you go, stay for the end of the credits. You'll be glad you did.
What's hilarious is that I don't think I saw a single episode back when it was airing. Not one. Now I want to.
The Hubby got me a fantastic, tiny pair of binoculars that zoom from 8x to 24x and will make birdwatching so much more fun.
Tonight: Burn Notice. We're re-watching s2 before we watch s3. Because we can.
However, we went to Red Robin and snarfed out on hamburgers, fries, and zucchini sticks, and I had a couple of tropical Mai-Tais (which were fantastic and changed my brain chemistry), and then we went and saw "The A-Team."
And OMG, y'all. THERE IS NO BAD THERE. Bradley Cooper is a beautiful, beautiful man. And they let him keep his chest hair for all those lovely shirtless scenes. Yes, please and thank you.
The set-pieces were awesome. Dude. Just...dude. I will not spoil it for you, other than to say that there's a scene with a container ship that was utterly mind-blowing. Also, a tank. They were ridiculous. I DON'T CARE, the same way I DON'T CARE that "Human Target" is ridiculous. I do not expect a single nod to physics in a movie like this. Nor should there be. This is about blowing shit up, not physics.
Also, if you go, stay for the end of the credits. You'll be glad you did.
What's hilarious is that I don't think I saw a single episode back when it was airing. Not one. Now I want to.
The Hubby got me a fantastic, tiny pair of binoculars that zoom from 8x to 24x and will make birdwatching so much more fun.
Tonight: Burn Notice. We're re-watching s2 before we watch s3. Because we can.
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