What can I say? It’s Springtime even in my wizened little ovaries.
Your Famous Movie Kiss is from Gone With The Wind |
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What Famous Movie Kiss Are You?
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Your Famous Movie Kiss is from Spiderman
“I have always been standing in your doorway. Isn’t it about time somebody saved your life?”
What in hell?
If he’s STANDING in your “doorway” I think a lot of people want to know what kind of lube you’re using.
Ha! I just wrote about how non-star-kist our family is, historically, with only a few pathetic encounters to our record (Max Baer kissed my aunt in 1934; Rory Calhoun kissed my sister, when she was 3, on location for a B-movie in 1952; and I pushed Earl Warren away when he tried to kiss me, when I was 3, in 1947.
Okay, that’s not answering your question.
I don’t have the line, just the scene: it’s Hoosiers (1986) with Gene Hackman and Barbara Hershey. He hasn’t had a woman for a long time; she’s younger; he’s awkward. They’re walking in the woods in Indiana in the fall, leaves are on the ground, they’re bundled up. They stop, and stop talking, and he reaches out and kisses her…fumbling, a combination of embarrassment and passion … when I saw the movie it tore my heart out.
My doorway is an emergency exit only (fire exit after a particularly good Mexican meal)
Your Famous Movie Kiss is from Cruel Intentions
“I’m the only girl you can’t have, and it kills you.”
How true.
Guess I’ll have to see the flick. The picture seems to show two girls kissing, which would be okay too.
You really ARE a lesbian, then!
I’ve never denied it; I’ve been attracted to women for as long as I can remember.
Then how do you know so much about meaty faggots?
There’s this wondrous new invention called Wikipedia …