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Thu Mar-31-05 06:50 AM
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join me for strong coffee and Charlize Theron movies at 6am |
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Thu Mar-31-05 08:11 AM
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1. Who is the first picture? |
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That doesn't look like Charlize Theron. :-)
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Thu Mar-31-05 08:49 AM
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3. Thats her normal and Her in "Monster". Awesome movie. |
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Thu Mar-31-05 08:51 AM
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I saw her on tv accepting her Oscar for Monster and I don't remember her looking anything like that.
You're right, Monster is an AWESOME movie!
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Thu Mar-31-05 08:12 AM
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But it's already past 2p.m. here.
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Thu Mar-31-05 09:37 AM
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6. I'm heading across the pond next week |
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I assume you are somewhere in the UK by your avitar and the time you posted. This is our first trip to London in over 20 years. Just a short three days, but my wife and I are planning to get in as much "London" as we can. Any recommendations of things we should not miss. We plan to catch a show and visit a museum or two.
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Thu Mar-31-05 01:09 PM
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10. If it's good weather try the London Eye |
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Edited on Thu Mar-31-05 01:11 PM by tjwmason
A jolly large ferris wheel which gives splendid views across the city - as long as it is clear weather. It is just over Westminster Bridge, opposite the Houses of Parliament (nearest tube, Westminster).
Most of the museums are now free, there is a cluster in South Kensington (the Victoria & Albert, Natural History, and Science). Personally I adore the National Gallery (in Trafalgar Square - Charing Cross tube) which is pre-1900 art. The new Sainsbury Wing houses the renaissance collection - I could spend years walking round there. The British Museum has had some major changes recently (the British Library moved out giving it more space).
I think that the best thing about London is that whatever your taste there will be something to interest you there.
***On edit.
I do hope that you have a wonderful trip - my what an ignorant git I can be on first attempt.
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Thu Mar-31-05 01:27 PM
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I'm sure we will have fun. I've been told about the eye before. We are staying in Kensington, so I will check out the museums you mentioned.
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Thu Mar-31-05 09:35 AM
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That is a fine looking woman and great actress to boot.
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Thu Mar-31-05 09:39 AM
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that documentary on the real life "Monster"? You should rent it. After watching it, you have even more respect and admiration for Ms. Theron's performance.
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Thu Mar-31-05 09:49 AM
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8. It's in my player as we speak. |
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Thu Mar-31-05 10:08 AM
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9. It was an insightful and interesting |
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look at the life of that woman.
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