o/t 'Erotic' images not pornographic

[mike johnson]

Herein I have seen my native state referred to as "steamy" & "sweltering".Well, I have spent every summer of my life in Florida, & let me say...er...uh....actually, it's steamy & sweltering on the good days. Never mind.

[steve56]

Lizard wrote:
>
> Jessica Lange, in the postman always rings twice, getting
> boned on that butchers block by Jack Nicholson, where she
> throws all those cleavers and pots to one side..
> Lizard(stickler for detail),iremember that didnt he eat her out on the table

[steve56]

Bob Singleton wrote:
>
> Some of you may know all there is to know about porn, but
> when it comes to classic b&w films... dear me! You obviously
> spend too little time watching BBC2 on Sunday afternoons!!! lol
>
> It was Ingrid Bergman (Isla Lazlo was the character) who was
> in Casablanca, not Lauren Bacall! The "whistle" scene was in
> To Have and Have Not (as I stated earlier) made in 1944. It
> was Bacall's first screen appearance, and eventually led to
> the two marrying.
>
> Bob S
> www.fullservice.org.uk
>
> a Bogart fan!

was it true her voice was dubbed when she sang,it was andy williams voice?

[Ace]

Those mangrove swamps look sweat spots to me. As Mickey Rourke has 2 films so far included here, (9+1/2 Weeks and Body Heat) Check out Angel Heart with the scene with Lisa Bonnet........pretty steamy as well. Interacial to boot too

[Ace]

Bogart was good, but a bit one-dimensional. James Cagney was the man. Bogie made one of the best ever films in Casablanca, but Cagney reeled off several that hold up better than some modern day gangster films.

[steve56]

kiss tomorrow goodbye,starring james cagney quite a rarity this one different from white heat etc,ihighly recommend it to you ace

[jj]

I've heard that too. Except the bit about Andy Williams, obviously......

[jj]

Cagney was great, but Bogey one-dimensional?
'Sabrina'/'African Queen', for example....and if he hadn't died so relatively young, who knows? Can't blame him for Studio type-casting....

[jj]

But you should ALWAYS eat at the table.
It's only good manners.

[jj]

A bit like the Californian 'always sunny' myth.........