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25 Cinematic Cliches I Never Wanna See Again - Bluesman Mike Lindner - 07-24-2006

Lisa Wrote:Yup, we have the white boxes here too. Some even have little metal handles and mysterious Chinese symbols on the side. Wink

This may be a regional thing, as I recall getting most of our take out in CA in styrofoam containers. Here, only the expensive messy stuff comes in those containers. Everything else is in the white boxes.

Ah, the little metal handles! Many's the time I've gotten me Chinese provender home, ravenous, desperate for nourishment, only to be stymied by the little metal handles, which you =can not get= 90 degrees from the vertical! Often I've sobbed, "DESTROY ALL LITTLE METAL HANDLES!" as I tore at the cardboard with me teeth...


25 Cinematic Cliches I Never Wanna See Again - GeraldRice - 07-24-2006

Whenever men and women are pitted against each other, the man/men lose and quite easily.


25 Cinematic Cliches I Never Wanna See Again - Bluesman Mike Lindner - 07-24-2006

GeraldRice Wrote:Whenever men and women are pitted against each other, the man/men lose and quite easily.

In big things, yes. But women let us guys win enough little things to maintain the illusion we're in charge.Rolleyes


25 Cinematic Cliches I Never Wanna See Again - saynomore - 07-24-2006

webby Wrote:If there's a family and you see them in their car, it's almost always a station wagon with fake wood panels on the sides.

We've been wondering if there's a car lot out around L.A. that specializes in restoring these...

Ironically, there is one; it is located on Highland Ave, sandwiched between the Hollywood Bowl and Universal Studios. They do all the work of cars used in motion pictures. It's a treat to watch them working on vintage cars like the Batmobile or the Oscar Meyer Wienermobile.

AC


25 Cinematic Cliches I Never Wanna See Again - Terry Willacker - 07-24-2006

Ken Valentine Wrote:It sometimes works the other way around as well. My wife was three and a half years older than I was. We were married for 32-1/2 years.

Ken V.
My mother was 3 years older than my dad. They were married 53 years.


25 Cinematic Cliches I Never Wanna See Again - IanSF - 07-24-2006

Terry Willacker Wrote:My mother was 3 years older than my dad. They were married 53 years.
My wife is 7 years older than me and we've been together for 32 years now


25 Cinematic Cliches I Never Wanna See Again - Bluesman Mike Lindner - 07-24-2006

This is more NYC-based TV shows than flicks, but the apartments these guys and gals live in make my head spin in wonder. Do plush joints like that exist? Sure. I've stolen the silverware in some. But for most of us, THE HONEYMOONERS is more like it.


25 Cinematic Cliches I Never Wanna See Again - SickThing - 07-24-2006

Here in KY, we've yet to find a Chinese restaurant that uses little white boxes. It's been a literal lifelong dream of my wife's to eat Chinese food out of a white box.


25 Cinematic Cliches I Never Wanna See Again - Bluesman Mike Lindner - 07-24-2006

SickThing Wrote:Here in KY, we've yet to find a Chinese restaurant that uses little white boxes. It's been a literal lifelong dream of my wife's to eat Chinese food out of a white box.

That is so sad, ST. Be happy to send you some...


25 Cinematic Cliches I Never Wanna See Again - neotank - 07-24-2006

Bluesman Mike Lindner Wrote:Ah, the little metal handles! Many's the time I've gotten me Chinese provender home, ravenous, desperate for nourishment, only to be stymied by the little metal handles, which you =can not get= 90 degrees from the vertical! Often I've sobbed, "DESTROY ALL LITTLE METAL HANDLES!" as I tore at the cardboard with me teeth...


That is SO true! I always just manually bend them outward with my hands and pull them over the side of the carton which usually slightly bends the box inwards, spilling some of it's contents on my kitchen table.

I usually get mad thinking that that's less food for me to eat, even though I usually over-buy my chinese food and never finish it all anyways.