supermouse

Dr. Seuss Berenstain Bears Franklin the Turtle Thomas the Tank Engine Little Critter All the Robert Munsch books. Goodnight Moon, Brown Bear, The Toad Sleeps over. And almost everything mentioned already And one more thing. From birth -- probably in the womb -- my little guy has been car crazy. So since he was about two my hubbs would bring home car magazines or brochures from time to time to read to him. So every night he would INSIST that we go page by page through the car mags and identify every part of Ferraris, Porsches, Lamborghinis, Audis and Volvos and BMWs and Mercedes. We would point out gear boxes and gauges and engines and lights and grilles and steering wheels. He's 5 1/2 now and probably wouldn't recognize a Ford Taurus but he knows his upscale cars cold. And his real love is Porsches. I bring home toy ones a couple of times a year for a treat.

I love these guys. Guaranteed to make me laugh out loud whenever I read them, no matter how many times I've seen them before. I can't wait to get to the snowman series!!

And Jacob's Ladder. It had the corner on surprise endings before two other movies on this thread copied it.

QUOTE (Wandering Hermit @ Jun 5 2006, 12:30 PM) Fight Club Yeah. Didn't see that coming.

QUOTE (war2112 @ May 11 2005, 12:49 AM) The Crying Game (ok not the very end, but those that have seen it know what I'm talking about). I honestly had no clue and it really freaked me out. Yeah, me too. And from the sounds in the theatre it sounds like most of my fellow movie-goers were also uninformed.

I'm a huge fan of PSH so I saw Capote right when it came out. That speaking voice was stunning, such a departure from his normal bemused rasp that just watching him was mesmerizing. I'd never read ICB but I might now.

QUOTE (madra sneachta @ Oct 17 2005, 05:49 PM) I vascillated between Fargo and Oh Brother Where Art Thou I'm right with you there, with Barton Fink a close third (John Goodman was amazing in it, also in O Brother) Then I went with Fargo.

QUOTE (tick @ May 19 2006, 05:51 AM) hey heres a joke for you . how does a model stay a model ? answer = Nah, some people just win the good genetics raffle

My eleven year-old "little mouse" is addicted to that show. So are all her friends and THEIR parents. So I got into watching it with her. Danielle and Joanie both did excellent work. Too bad there can't be two top models.