I just saw Twin Falls Idaho and you will like it especially if you like
genetics and teratology

It would either be at the TLA or the Doylestown, not a big commcl theater

Take a friend
User Comments:

anonymous
nyc ny

Date: 10 April 1999
Summary: An ok story of conjoined twins that could use a better pace

A middling story of conjoined twins as they search for their mother, one
falls in love, and struggle to survive. There are a few predictable
attempts at "meaning" but nothing too deep here. A very good performance
by Michelle Hicks as the female lead lights up the screen, but for the
most part no real surprises.

whats this got to do with beer? a giant milwalkee's best beer can should
fall on your head.
"marika" > wrote in message
news
>
> I just saw Twin Falls Idaho and you will like it especially if you like
> genetics and teratology
>
> It would either be at the TLA or the Doylestown, not a big commcl theater
>
> Take a friend
> User Comments:
>
> anonymous
> nyc ny
>
> Date: 10 April 1999
> Summary: An ok story of conjoined twins that could use a better pace
>
> A middling story of conjoined twins as they search for their mother, one
> falls in love, and struggle to survive. There are a few predictable
> attempts at "meaning" but nothing too deep here. A very good performance
> by Michelle Hicks as the female lead lights up the screen, but for the
> most part no real surprises.
>

On Sun, 03 Dec 2006 18:05:47 -0500, Scott > wrote:

> whats this got to do with beer? a giant milwalkee's best beer can should
> fall on your head.


Much as I am loathe to clog up your newsgroup with spam and such, I cannot
help but clip a section of an old email to demonstrate precisely what I
was talking about.

Note that I gave a gentleman a "suggestion" on how to fix a faulty
paragraph. Very basic. Nothing fancy. Straightforward. Leading by the
nose. An attempt to let the finished product be "his".

This is what I got back. He got straight A's

I was drinkin' beer while I was watchin' the movie

> "marika" > wrote in message
> news
>>
>> I just saw Twin Falls Idaho and you will like it especially if you like
>> genetics and teratology
>>
>> It would either be at the TLA or the Doylestown, not a big commcl
>> theater
>>
>> Take a friend
>> User Comments:
>>
>> anonymous
>> nyc ny
>>
>> Date: 10 April 1999
>> Summary: An ok story of conjoined twins that could use a better pace
>>
>> A middling story of conjoined twins as they search for their mother, one
>> falls in love, and struggle to survive. There are a few predictable
>> attempts at "meaning" but nothing too deep here. A very good performance
>> by Michelle Hicks as the female lead lights up the screen, but for the
>> most part no real surprises.
>>
>
>

Lol. As I was also drinking beer when I responded to your post.
"marika" > wrote in message
news
> On Sun, 03 Dec 2006 18:05:47 -0500, Scott > wrote:
>
> > whats this got to do with beer? a giant milwalkee's best beer can should
> > fall on your head.
>
>
> Much as I am loathe to clog up your newsgroup with spam and such, I cannot
> help but clip a section of an old email to demonstrate precisely what I
> was talking about.
>
> Note that I gave a gentleman a "suggestion" on how to fix a faulty
> paragraph. Very basic. Nothing fancy. Straightforward. Leading by the
> nose. An attempt to let the finished product be "his".
>
> This is what I got back. He got straight A's
>
> I was drinkin' beer while I was watchin' the movie
>
> > "marika" > wrote in message
> >
news
> >>
> >> I just saw Twin Falls Idaho and you will like it especially if you like
> >> genetics and teratology
> >>
> >> It would either be at the TLA or the Doylestown, not a big commcl
> >> theater
> >>
> >> Take a friend
> >> User Comments:
> >>
> >> anonymous
> >> nyc ny
> >>
> >> Date: 10 April 1999
> >> Summary: An ok story of conjoined twins that could use a better pace
> >>
> >> A middling story of conjoined twins as they search for their mother,
one
> >> falls in love, and struggle to survive. There are a few predictable
> >> attempts at "meaning" but nothing too deep here. A very good
performance
> >> by Michelle Hicks as the female lead lights up the screen, but for the
> >> most part no real surprises.
> >>
> >
> >
>