

| Subject: | Re: your assignment for this weekend. :) |
| From: | Richard Golen |
| Date: | Thu, 23 Nov 2006 12:16:26 -0500 |
Unka Joel, Thanks for the tip....watched Cars this morning instead of the long-in-the-tooth-cliche Macy's Day Parade! So much better than the parade! Goin' out tomorrow to find me some of that organic fuel.... :-) HappyTurkeyDay Ric At 01:08 AM 11/22/2006, joel walker wrote: >... go find a copy of "Cars" (pixar/disney) and watch it. > >especially if you are over 50 years old. you young grunts may not >appreciate the subtle (and not-so-subtle) nuances of the film as it >unveils a philosophy of life and happiness. ;) > >no, really, for us old folks who used to go on 'trips' with our >parents, and then started doing it in vw bus with friends and later >with our own families, it really struck a chord with me. and i suspect >it will also with a lot of you that are close to my age ... those of >us that have driven long distances on non-interstate highways. > >a bit sappy in a few places, but chuckles and a few guffaws in other >places. >in my opinion, WELL worth the few dollars at blockbuster, movie >gallery, netflix, Auntie June's Bordello and Video Rentals, or >whatever. and if you have kids, they might like it, too ... but for >different reasons. > >now, the Danger: >letting wives, girlfriends, and children watch this movie MIGHT cause >Trippittis ... you might start getting comments like "when are you >gonna fix up that bus so WE can go on a trip like that?". :) > >and when the movie is finished, don't eject the dvd ... watch the >additional features: >mater and the ghostlight. >and inspiration for cars. > >that's my movie critic's Choy's of the Weak! >unca joel. ;)
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