Oh well. I stand on my words. This is what happens when you try to leverage a cultural phenom that turns out not to be one. Actually, the whole deal is a little creepy in that some firms who have promoted the packaging of these series' stand to lose a bundle. It kind of reminds me of the ol' Rainbow Coalition theory that says controversy is essential to push the agenda forward.
*Unnamed. But not undescribed. Blonde. Recently moved from Cali back to Cinci. Worked for me. Also worked at the 'Mater Patch in Rogersville, Tennessee for a while and is a little defensive about it. Will be here in a day or so. Will probably tell me "You are not the boss of me..." about 3 times a day for the next four weeks.
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i can't wait for her to get here
BTW...
I read those reviews of the movie. All movie critics say that kind of stuff. They are jaded and look for the ability to be underwhelmed. Typically, they will have a negative review (unless it is a gay themed movie), but the general public has a veyr different reaction.
Just dont be surprised of it becomes a lot bigger than you think. The quality of the movie to a critic is a lot different than the reaction of someone who read the book and will go see the movie.
I might be wrong here, but my first thought was how funny it will be if/when the great unwashed masses make it a blockbuster.
Actually, the Mater Patch is in Surgoinsville...
D - I'm so sorry. So did you work at the branch office or headquarters?
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