Bluesman Mike Lindner Wrote:Why, Kenji, I'm shocked--shocked!--that you would use such language! Here in the good old USA these days, we're not supposed to employ such insensitive, divisive terms. Say what you mean? Not anymore, pal. Let's see...it's Tuesday, so I guess the approved phrase today is "alternatively sane." But that might change tomorrow.
Sanity deficient? Coherence challenged? Non Compos Mentis?
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Biggles Wrote:Sanity deficient? Coherence challenged? Non Compos Mentis?
When I first heard the term "vertically challenged," I thought they were describing someone who couldn't get out of bed in the morning.
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Bluesman Mike Lindner Wrote:Why, Kenji, I'm shocked--shocked!--that you would use such language! Here in the good old USA these days, we're not supposed to employ such insensitive, divisive terms. Say what you mean? Not anymore, pal. Let's see...it's Tuesday, so I guess the approved phrase today is "alternatively sane." But that might change tomorrow.
Yep, crazy is a word that just isn't used any more. To the layman, the term is "sub-clinically neurotic," or as psychiatrists would say, "stark staring bonkers."
Ken V.
Peter Wrote:Oh, I don't have the hang of this!
Sorry Susan, I just know how you were looking forward to it...
Tease!
Susan
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Insanity in individuals is something rare -- but in groups, parties, nations, and epochs it is the rule.~Nietzche
Insanity in individuals is something rare -- but in groups, parties, nations, and epochs it is the rule.~Nietzche
How about Cole Hauser?
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Hmmm... A little swarthy compared to how I see Jack. But yeah, not far off the mark. Personally, after seeing Susan's link to Edward Burns, my vote is already in.
Cusack would be a decent choice, though it's been mentioned that Jack isn't supposed to stand out and Cusack is fairly recognizable. But now I'm just being nitpicky. Obviously avid RJ fans would see it as important, but since this is going to be a movie in an entirely different medium, the actor might need more presence. The other characters in the movie, as characters, might not notice him, but the audience- the viewers- would need a little more distinction.
Maybe it just doesn't matter to me since I wouldn't notice Tom Hanks in the street if he was doing a jig naked. Well, maybe that's an exaggeration, but you get the point.[/QUOTE]
I love Cusack, I have since his days as a teen "idol" in the 80s, and you must admit after "Grosse Point Blank" he can pull off the "morality ambialance <SPI>" of the Jack character. But I still must admit I like the guy that played the Jarod character in the tv series The Pretender, i think he would be the perfect Jack but he is probably dead now.
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Hmmm... A little swarthy compared to how I see Jack. But yeah, not far off the mark. Personally, after seeing Susan's link to Edward Burns, my vote is already in.
Cusack would be a decent choice, though it's been mentioned that Jack isn't supposed to stand out and Cusack is fairly recognizable. But now I'm just being nitpicky. Obviously avid RJ fans would see it as important, but since this is going to be a movie in an entirely different medium, the actor might need more presence. The other characters in the movie, as characters, might not notice him, but the audience- the viewers- would need a little more distinction.
Maybe it just doesn't matter to me since I wouldn't notice Tom Hanks in the street if he was doing a jig naked. Well, maybe that's an exaggeration, but you get the point.[/QUOTE]
I love Cusack, I have since his days as a teen "idol" in the 80s, and you must admit after "Grosse Point Blank" he can pull off the "morality ambialance <SPI>" of the Jack character. But I still must admit I like the guy that played the Jarod character in the tv series The Pretender, i think he would be the perfect Jack but he is probably dead now.
Biggles Wrote:Sanity deficient? Coherence challenged? Non Compos Mentis?
"Deficient?" "Challenged?" That's cruel talk, Biggles. I'd suggest you should be ashamed of yourself, if such a suggestion weren't beyond-the-pale nowadays.
jimbow8 Wrote:Reality Challenged?
I've challenged reality to a showdown more than once. It always backs down.
