Posts by atlantaspace

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What is your Favorite Scene from a Movie?

by Sweetp0985 in

i thought about this topic last night for the board when watching one of my favorite movies.. 1. the man from snowy river- the part when they are going after the expensive colt and they get to the edge of the cliff and all the other riders stop and "jim" keeps going and leaps down the cliff after the wild horses.

i absolutely love that part of the movie...everytime its on i have to watch it, if not just to see this part only.. 2. love and basketball- when she tells him she will play for his heart...awwww first time i started crying.

and then the music they had playing in the background made it even worse.

atlantaspace

My favorite movie scenes:

1. Matrix 2: Neo fighting 100 agent smiths

2. Titanic: The First Kiss at sunset in the front of the ship

3. Star Trek 2: Spock's Death Scene

4. Pee Wee's Big Adventure: When he's driving the Cadillac and it goes off the cliff

5. Officespace: When they are attacking the fax machine with rap music playing

6. Armageddon: Bruce Willis "attacking" Ben Affleck in the end and tells him to take care of his daughter and the final conversation with her.

7. Top Gun: (2 hour commercial for the Navy) The whole movie.

8. Back to the Future 2: At the very end when Marty is stuck in 1955 and gets a mysterious lettter from Doc in 1885 and has to run back to the orginal Doc who is celebrating sending the original Marty back to 1985 and Marty comes around the corner and Doc freaks out. Great movie moment!

9. Batman(Original).: The Joker stands still and challenges Batman to shoot him with everything he has as he is flying at him with the Batwing. After shooting everything he has, the Joker pulls out a huge gun and blows Batman out the sky.

10. Zoolander: Gas Pumps turned Water guns and someone lights a cigarette. Totally Hillarious!

Okay, I've said enough..anyone else

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Im Sad

by Mona in

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atlantaspace

Mona,

Sorry I missed you in the chatroom earlier. I would like to be there for you as others have been there for me. My e-mail is [email protected] ....Talk to ya soon! Paul in Atlanta

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Bad Dates?

by simplesally in

ran across these experiences and thought they were funny:monica, 40, knew she wasn't interested in a guy she met at a speed dating event by the end of the date.

"he insisted twice on cracking my back after our goodbye hug," she says, noting she declined his offer for a back adjustment and a second date.

sheryl, 32, was thrilled when a hunky jock asked her out to a dinner theater.

atlantaspace

My ex-girlfriend and I drove from Atlanta to Biloxi and upon arriving at the casino she gets tore up with the alcohol .Within the first 45 minutes period she consumes 2 red wines, 2 Brandy's, and a Margarita. Of course, I gotta tip the cocktail waitress and she goes superballistic and accuses me of wanting to tip the waitress with things other than my money. She was so bad everybody in the casino stopped and looked at her and all you could hear was the beeping of the slot machines. She then demands to go home(5 hrs back to Atlanta and we've been there for less than an hour) and storms off. I gave her space to cool down, but then realize several minutes later she has the keys to the car and is crazy enough to try it. I sprint to the parking lot and gotta pull and wrestle her from the car with its engine already running. She could have easily killed an innocent driver or herself that night and I didn't want that on my conscious. To make a long story short, I drove her away from the casino and we stop someplace safe for the night and the next morning, she is still upset and demands to go home. No problems with that, let me cash in my chips and grap a quick buffet at the casino and we'll go back and you'll never see me again. To make a long story short, when I get out the car she tries to run me and several people on the sidewalk over almost drives thru the front of the casino! We are in the casino, she comes in and is still acting crazy. The Police come and we both are asked to leave, she is banned from the area and I am still welcome there, but not with her. We are escorted off the property and she says "Now that I got you out, lets go back to Atlanta" with mty response being "Hell no" "But I have a hangover and I don't know the way back" she screams "Not my problem I reply, here's 30 bucks for gas, the map is in the backseat, have a nice life!" and caught the first taxi I saw and took the first available flight back to Atlanta. That would have to be one of my worst dates...

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single in the city

by the mole in

after reading all the post here today.

i found it interesting how we hang on to the old thinking what got us in trouble in the first place..even myself i cannot shrug off some the junk that was implanted in my mind.. i have been out of the org now for almost three years and yet i find myself thinking they way society has taught me.. i have trying to date now it has been very difficult process..i find that im reluctant to new thoughts from some of the girls who i have taken out..i tried the relationship thing for almost a year and she gave up on me...im 38 with a 16 and 13 year old kids and dating is hard enough but the mind garbage is really hard to shake...so to say that i want remain faithful to the truth?

that is a stumbling block to my freedom...and to say i need to have a double life is but another lie to myself and to my kids..therapy my be needed but a specialist for xjw's would need someone with magical powers to suck my brain out and clean it with windex.....

atlantaspace

So Clark Kent, What is stumbling you mentally from using your new dating superpowers?? Witness Kryptonite?? :) Anyway..I'll be 29 in a couple weeks and ironically, I've discovered that women love the fact that my witness background has made me/us different from these other guys with no real trace of spirituality, or at the very least , a unique curiosity worth exploring. Spirituality is not a bad thing as long as you are balanced,realiatic, and loving with it. Some of the "junk" they put it my head such as respecting, loving and communicating with women has actually come in handy. I have also learned that by treating the "older women as mothers and the younger women as sisters in all chasteness" then I have little to no drama with them as I get to know them and then as their friend I still get to know them and enjoy thier company. Women love that and I can't tell you how many friends I made beccause of that. I'm still wondering what's making you trip over your cape..Buzz me back, my email is [email protected] and keep me in the loop....Paul in Atlanta