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TGME Round 1: Pulp Fiction Vs. Office Space

Started by GregMcduck, May 04, 2008, 07:55:40 AM

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anais.jude

yea Pulp Fiction has a better soundtrack, but that shouldn't be what makes the movie.

Also, the acting in Pulp Fiction wasn't very good.

Samuel L. excluded of course.

Point for Pulp Fiction. The wallet that says "bad ass mutherfucker "on it. My brother actually put that on his luggage

Tripe

Quote from: Jacob T. Caboose on May 05, 2008, 09:01:05 AM
UMA THURMAN?

JENNIFER ANISTON?


Frankly neither.

Neither movie is exactly top notch in the girl department.

Uma was sort of cute in Baron Munchaussen and Aniston was alright in Leprechaun. Age has not been kind to either.

anais.jude

Quote from: TripeHoundRedux on May 05, 2008, 09:04:35 AM
Quote from: Jacob T. Caboose on May 05, 2008, 09:01:05 AM
UMA THURMAN?

JENNIFER ANISTON?


Frankly neither.

Neither movie is exactly top notch in the girl department.

Uma was sort of cute in Baron Munchaussen and Aniston was alright in Leprechaun. Age has not been kind to either.

I vote Uma, but only in Kill Bill.
I remeber when G. I. Jane came out and all the preppy girls in my high school wanted to be strong and tought like Demi Moore. FUCK THAT. I want to kick ass like the Bride!

bettertomorrowamy

Quote from: TripeHoundRedux on May 05, 2008, 09:04:35 AM
Quote from: Jacob T. Caboose on May 05, 2008, 09:01:05 AM
UMA THURMAN?

JENNIFER ANISTON?


Frankly neither.

Neither movie is exactly top notch in the girl department.

Uma was sort of cute in Baron Munchaussen and Aniston was alright in Leprechaun. Age has not been kind to either.

If you're gay don't be afraid.
On timeout

Tripe

Er no, there's many a woman I very much like as you'll see from that good and beautiful list, but Thurman and Anniston are both sort of rough looking. :)

Though Uma was a lovely young girl. She's sort of like that Nicolette Whateverhernameis that's in Cadaverous Housewives; she looked her best when it was dicey to find her attractive.

See I'd be like Greg, in theory at least, if I could find any bloke I didn't think would smell, men generally smell bad.


Tripe

Yes, to you, as a girl, of the hetrosexual persuasion.

anais.jude


Tripe

#98
ok then I'll modify that to

Yes, to you, as girl, who finds men attractive.

The point is the same.  I tend to find the whole sexual identity thing a tad limiting. :)


ImOscardotcom

Okay, let's just get this over with right now....

If there is anybody on this forum who is NOT bisexual, raise your hand.

(raises hand)

...Anybody?....

Tripe

#100
Yes I'm not.

In fact most people aren't, even many who claim to be, most people tend to lean one way or the other.

Women tend to have a more fluid sexuality than men as well but ultimately many people are potentially bisexual while practically not being so.

Take the case of Bisexual Tim at my college. He was called that because every utterance he made on any subject would be prefaced with "as a bisexual. Funny thing was, for all his stated bisexuality, he never seemed to date any blokes, or even hook up for an evening with a bloke.

So yes I suppose theoretically I could find myself attracted to a man (in an increased bloodflow, yearning to do something about it type of way), but it's yet to happen and , for the reason I stated earlier alone, it's not that likely to. And really until one has actually sampled both I don't know if one can really identify as bisexual, if one feels the need to use the type of people that make one tingle as a defining characteristic of oneself.

ImOscardotcom

Understand that I mean no offense. I have no problem with bisexuality, and I'm not trying to be all, "THE FLOODGATES HAVE OPENED!". I'm just...suprised, is all.

Tripe


ImOscardotcom

Quote from: TripeHoundRedux on May 05, 2008, 11:02:10 AM
Take the case of Bisexual Tim at my college. He was called that because every utterance he made on any subject would be prefaced with "as a bisexual".

Everything? Because that reminds me of this:

http://www.theonion.com/content/node/27704

Quote"No matter what it is—art, comedy, movies, restaurants, philosophy—he goes off on how it affects him as a gay man. Mark, we've accepted that you like the dick, so just shut up and be gay already."

Tripe

Yes, that guy exists, only with "bisexual" instead of "gay".

He actually changed his name once he settled down with a girl since now the bisexual thing wasn't going to get him the attention he craved. He's now know as Matazone, he's a colossal wanker in other words. :)