[quote=Citizen Rules]??? what does garlic have to do with stomach aches and soda pop? BTW yeah, go soda pop free, you will feel better. But garlic is usually consider good for a person.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]Dang, sounds like the garlic from my lunch has finally worn off because my gut is killing me. I really need to stop with the soda.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane][quote=Cynema De Bergerac][Sensationalist claims,  apocalyptic warnings, oracle whispers, and tin hat foolery.][/quote]Sounds like ya need a red pill booster: 

[img]https://sayingimages.com/wp-content/uploads/being-a-fool-quotes.jpg[/img][/quote]

[quote=Joel]go to your name on imgur then choose images on dropdown menu..then click image of choice, once you do that, the options are on your right hand side[/quote]

[quote=Kolton][quote=Joel]btw, you can post the imgur img here by copying the BBCODE link on the right hand side of share options :)[/quote]
oh ok
wait where are share options?[/quote]

[quote=Joel]btw, you can post the imgur img here by copying the BBCODE link on the right hand side of share options :)[/quote]

[quote=Joel]Oh God, no - please don;t take my word..I was just mentioning it as an aside really...like I said..I cannot remember anything about it..or are you referring to Pollack?

Because Pollack was good - if you don;t mind substituting drama for the process of creating art, because that's what that movie succeeds at, imo.[/quote]

[quote=Kolton][quote=Joel]paint*[/quote]
https://imgur.com/a/Z8EOcac
apparently it wasn't very good according to google but i'll take your word on it lol[/quote]

[quote=Joel]paint*[/quote]

[quote=Joel]Yep, and I don't remember a thing about it..but..I just revisitied Pollack, and that was starring and directed by Harrris..and he learned to apitn, and studied on JP's work for over 10 yrs so...it was a feat of a film, and focuses on the process more than the melodrama..I'm sorry...we're talkign about Beethoven..yeah..dont remember a thing[/quote]

[quote=Kolton][quote=Joel]I thought F murray Abraham was incredible. The writing...kind of fell into that 1980's style trap a few times (probably to modernize it enuf to appeal to the new wave crowd? - no idea), but as a movie experience about the high art of music in the classical realm, I really cannot think of any others that hit me the same way, if at all....still need to revisit Ed Harris as Beethoven.[/quote]
there's a movie out there where ed harris plays beethoven?[/quote]