I will bet you dollars to donuts that almost every contributor (execept
me, of course) to RBR will eventually have a cope of BrokeBack Mountain in
their DVD collection. RBR folk are the type that are too scared to go to a
theater to see it, in the event they might run into some of their fellow
rider friends there, it would be awkward for them. So they'll wait till it
comes out in DVD, before they order it over the internet.
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Callistus Valerius said:
I will bet you dollars to donuts that almost every contributor (execept
me, of course) to RBR will eventually have a cope of BrokeBack Mountain in
their DVD collection. RBR folk are the type that are too scared to go to a
theater to see it, in the event they might run into some of their fellow
rider friends there, it would be awkward for them. So they'll wait till it
comes out in DVD, before they order it over the internet.You were exempted when you used the word 'contributor'.
And if we at our house do, it will because my wife bought it. That's
how De-Lovely got there...Anything starring Van Heflin will work as an antidote, for those that
are overly bothered.Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels... -
Callistus Valerius said:
I will bet you dollars to donuts that almost every contributor (execept
me, of course) to RBR will eventually have a cope of BrokeBack Mountain in
their DVD collection.Are there any bicycles in it?
Oh, that reminds me of a biker joke about Wyoming cowboys and sheep.
I'll let somebody else tell it.RFM
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Fritz M said:
Callistus Valerius said:
I will bet you dollars to donuts that almost every contributor (execept
me, of course) to RBR will eventually have a cope of BrokeBack Mountain in
their DVD collection.Are there any bicycles in it?
Oh, that reminds me of a biker joke about Wyoming cowboys and sheep.
I'll let somebody else tell it.RFM
I thought it was about kiwis and sheep...
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<[email hidden]>,Callistus Valerius said:
I will bet you dollars to donuts that almost every contributor (execept
me, of course) to RBR will eventually have a cope of BrokeBack Mountain in
their DVD collection. RBR folk are the type that are too scared to go to a
theater to see it, in the event they might run into some of their fellow
rider friends there, it would be awkward for them. So they'll wait till it
comes out in DVD, before they order it over the internet.Not me. I'm going to another city wearing wrap-arounds and
a wide brim hat. I'm paying cash.--
Michael Press -
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Curtis L. Russell said:
Callistus Valerius said:
I will bet you dollars to donuts that almost every contributor (execept
me, of course) to RBR will eventually have a cope of BrokeBack Mountain in
their DVD collection. RBR folk are the type that are too scared to go to a
theater to see it, in the event they might run into some of their fellow
rider friends there, it would be awkward for them. So they'll wait till it
comes out in DVD, before they order it over the internet.You were exempted when you used the word 'contributor'.
And if we at our house do, it will because my wife bought it. That's
how De-Lovely got there...Anything starring Van Heflin will work as an antidote, for those that
are overly bothered.I have my Cary Grant collection.
--
Michael Press
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