Re: [FairfieldLife] 'Tis the season of the witch
From: Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com To: FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, October 17, 2014 6:22 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] 'Tis the season of the witch I don't have much in the way of movies to recommend this month because most all I have been watching have been horror films. That's because I hang out with a group on a forum that tries to watch a horror film each night in October to celebrate 31 Days of Halloween. How cool. I did a similar thing a couple of times with a bunch of Browncoats (Joss Whedon fanboys) I only knew from the Net. We'd watch episodes of Firefly or the film Serenity or Dollhouse on successive nights -- all the way through the whole series -- and then rap about it. Real TV series nerd stuff, but at the same time really, really fun if you're into the genre or show or movie you're binge-watching. Most films I watch would not be for the faint of heart here. But one from Turq's former country of residence, Spain, is actually more of a dark comedy and called Witching and Bitching. Sounds like FFL doesn't it? But it's about a heist in Madrid and how the crooks escape to a small town and learn it is run by witches. Lots of comedy of errors. It's on Netflix WI. I will definitely look for it. I can't wait, in fact, to discover which small town they think is full o' witches. Been catching Gracepoint to see what they do with it over the original, Broadchurch which played last year on BBC America. Features a lot of scenery from Ann's neck of the woods despite the New York State credit at the end. According to a member of another forum I'm on who did the special effect New York credit is there because it's being edited there and they get a tax rebate for that. It's mostly shot on Vancouver Island with some second unit done near Santa Cruz, California. The cliffs in the show are all his companies work as a special effect. It's on FOX. Broadchurch was interesting, so I can see myself checking out what they do with this remake of it. Finished up Intruders which was intriguing. I stalled on that one, and can't tell you why. I started it, but then lost interest and now have to go back and watch it all from the beginning. Read that there will be no third season of Utopia ... for Brits unless maybe there is one on HBO. As for HBO it has been announced that next year (I bet in time for Game of Thrones) a cable or satellite subscription won't be needed to see shows using HBO GO. Apparently HBO viewers in Sweden already have this. Belated thanks on this one, BTW. I was busy with a work project, and would possibly not have noticed the second season of this series if you hadn't mentioned it. It took me a LONG time to get to it, but I just finished binge-watching it, so thank you, thank you, thank you. Very dark and Not For Buck in many, many ways, and to some extent Not For Americans in many more ways, but really interesting. Well, Happy Halloween and don't let the eBullies get ya! This year I'll be watching the parade of tricksters on my security cam.
Re: [FairfieldLife] 'Tis the season of the witch
Bhairitu, I won't let the eBullies get me. But only if you don't let the eBola get you (-: On Friday, October 17, 2014 11:22 AM, Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com wrote: I don't have much in the way of movies to recommend this month because most all I have been watching have been horror films. That's because I hang out with a group on a forum that tries to watch a horror film each night in October to celebrate 31 Days of Halloween. Most films I watch would not be for the faint of heart here. But one from Turq's former country of residence, Spain, is actually more of a dark comedy and called Witching and Bitching. Sounds like FFL doesn't it? But it's about a heist in Madrid and how the crooks escape to a small town and learn it is run by witches. Lots of comedy of errors. It's on Netflix WI. Been catching Gracepoint to see what they do with it over the original, Broadchurch which played last year on BBC America. Features a lot of scenery from Ann's neck of the woods despite the New York State credit at the end. According to a member of another forum I'm on who did the special effect New York credit is there because it's being edited there and they get a tax rebate for that. It's mostly shot on Vancouver Island with some second unit done near Santa Cruz, California. The cliffs in the show are all his companies work as a special effect. It's on FOX. Finished up Intruders which was intriguing. Read that there will be no third season of Utopia ... for Brits unless maybe there is one on HBO. As for HBO it has been announced that next year (I bet in time for Game of Thrones) a cable or satellite subscription won't be needed to see shows using HBO GO. Apparently HBO viewers in Sweden already have this. Well, Happy Halloween and don't let the eBullies get ya! This year I'll be watching the parade of tricksters on my security cam.
Re: [FairfieldLife] 'Tis the season of the witch
The rest of the year the 31 Days thread rates and reviews horror films we've seen. It's a fun group. Most recently folks said that we didn't need to watch any movies for 31 days of horror, just the evening news. Looking at the archives apparently it was Salvyavin who alerted us to Utopia and you thought I would like it because of the conspiracy in it. I couple months back I bought the UK Bluray from a forum member in the extras Dennis Kelly, the creator of the show, said he was inspired by all the conspiracy theories around. Unfortunately Channel 4 announced they wouldn't be releasing a Bluray of season 2 because of poor sales of season 1. I hope HBO keeps the aspect ratio, color grading and no close-ups. That apparently will be up to David Fincher who is doing the HBO version. I also wouldn't be surprised if it launches the same time Game of Thrones since Utopia grabs a different fan base. On 10/17/2014 09:48 AM, TurquoiseBee turquoi...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote: *From:* Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com *To:* FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com *Sent:* Friday, October 17, 2014 6:22 PM *Subject:* [FairfieldLife] 'Tis the season of the witch I don't have much in the way of movies to recommend this month because most all I have been watching have been horror films. That's because I hang out with a group on a forum that tries to watch a horror film each night in October to celebrate 31 Days of Halloween. How cool. I did a similar thing a couple of times with a bunch of Browncoats (Joss Whedon fanboys) I only knew from the Net. We'd watch episodes of Firefly or the film Serenity or Dollhouse on successive nights -- all the way through the whole series -- and then rap about it. Real TV series nerd stuff, but at the same time really, really fun if you're into the genre or show or movie you're binge-watching. Most films I watch would not be for the faint of heart here. But one from Turq's former country of residence, Spain, is actually more of a dark comedy and called Witching and Bitching. Sounds like FFL doesn't it? But it's about a heist in Madrid and how the crooks escape to a small town and learn it is run by witches. Lots of comedy of errors. It's on Netflix WI. I will definitely look for it. I can't wait, in fact, to discover which small town they think is full o' witches. Been catching Gracepoint to see what they do with it over the original, Broadchurch which played last year on BBC America. Features a lot of scenery from Ann's neck of the woods despite the New York State credit at the end. According to a member of another forum I'm on who did the special effect New York credit is there because it's being edited there and they get a tax rebate for that. It's mostly shot on Vancouver Island with some second unit done near Santa Cruz, California. The cliffs in the show are all his companies work as a special effect. It's on FOX. Broadchurch was interesting, so I can see myself checking out what they do with this remake of it. Finished up Intruders which was intriguing. I stalled on that one, and can't tell you why. I started it, but then lost interest and now have to go back and watch it all from the beginning. Read that there will be no third season of Utopia ... for Brits unless maybe there is one on HBO. As for HBO it has been announced that next year (I bet in time for Game of Thrones) a cable or satellite subscription won't be needed to see shows using HBO GO. Apparently HBO viewers in Sweden already have this. Belated thanks on this one, BTW. I was busy with a work project, and would possibly not have noticed the second season of this series if you hadn't mentioned it. It took me a LONG time to get to it, but I just finished binge-watching it, so thank you, thank you, thank you. Very dark and Not For Buck in many, many ways, and to some extent Not For Americans in many more ways, but really interesting. Well, Happy Halloween and don't let the eBullies get ya! This year I'll be watching the parade of tricksters on my security cam.
Re: [FairfieldLife] 'Tis the season of the witch
Ebola looks like a parasite so I looked it up and most all viruses are indeed parasites though it is a subject of controversy among immunologists. My bet it just doesn't like certain things in your blood. It may not like hot spices for instance. Notice there have been no outbreaks in India. I recall a Sopranos episode where Tony and the boys go have some India food and then get sick. Tony wants to off the restaurant owner but sees his doctor first who tells him it is unlikely they got it there because of the clever use of spices in Indian cooking which keeps parasites away. Bring on the chilis! I better go stock up on chocolate since the harvest was usually done by workers from the Ebola stricken countries and the cocoa growing countries have blocked their entry. But we westerners love our chocolate (dark for me only and at 90%) so perhaps robots will take over the harvest. ;-) OT: notice the price of butter lately? On 10/17/2014 09:38 AM, Share Long sharelon...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote: Bhairitu, I won't let the eBullies get me. But only if you don't let the eBola get you (-: On Friday, October 17, 2014 11:22 AM, Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com wrote: I don't have much in the way of movies to recommend this month because most all I have been watching have been horror films. That's because I hang out with a group on a forum that tries to watch a horror film each night in October to celebrate 31 Days of Halloween. Most films I watch would not be for the faint of heart here. But one from Turq's former country of residence, Spain, is actually more of a dark comedy and called Witching and Bitching. Sounds like FFL doesn't it? But it's about a heist in Madrid and how the crooks escape to a small town and learn it is run by witches. Lots of comedy of errors. It's on Netflix WI. Been catching Gracepoint to see what they do with it over the original, Broadchurch which played last year on BBC America. Features a lot of scenery from Ann's neck of the woods despite the New York State credit at the end. According to a member of another forum I'm on who did the special effect New York credit is there because it's being edited there and they get a tax rebate for that. It's mostly shot on Vancouver Island with some second unit done near Santa Cruz, California. The cliffs in the show are all his companies work as a special effect. It's on FOX. Finished up Intruders which was intriguing. Read that there will be no third season of Utopia ... for Brits unless maybe there is one on HBO. As for HBO it has been announced that next year (I bet in time for Game of Thrones) a cable or satellite subscription won't be needed to see shows using HBO GO. Apparently HBO viewers in Sweden already have this. Well, Happy Halloween and don't let the eBullies get ya! This year I'll be watching the parade of tricksters on my security cam.
Re: [FairfieldLife] 'Tis the season of the witch
Bhairitu, thanks for info about parasites. I had no idea. Confession: I don't eat butter. I'm into coconut oil these days. And of course, olive oil for a long time. What's going on with butter? On Friday, October 17, 2014 1:14 PM, Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com wrote: Ebola looks like a parasite so I looked it up and most all viruses are indeed parasites though it is a subject of controversy among immunologists. My bet it just doesn't like certain things in your blood. It may not like hot spices for instance. Notice there have been no outbreaks in India. I recall a Sopranos episode where Tony and the boys go have some India food and then get sick. Tony wants to off the restaurant owner but sees his doctor first who tells him it is unlikely they got it there because of the clever use of spices in Indian cooking which keeps parasites away. Bring on the chilis! I better go stock up on chocolate since the harvest was usually done by workers from the Ebola stricken countries and the cocoa growing countries have blocked their entry. But we westerners love our chocolate (dark for me only and at 90%) so perhaps robots will take over the harvest. ;-) OT: notice the price of butter lately? On 10/17/2014 09:38 AM, Share Long sharelon...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote: Bhairitu, I won't let the eBullies get me. But only if you don't let the eBola get you (-: On Friday, October 17, 2014 11:22 AM, Bhairitu noozg...@sbcglobal.net [FairfieldLife] FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com wrote: I don't have much in the way of movies to recommend this month because most all I have been watching have been horror films. That's because I hang out with a group on a forum that tries to watch a horror film each night in October to celebrate 31 Days of Halloween. Most films I watch would not be for the faint of heart here. But one from Turq's former country of residence, Spain, is actually more of a dark comedy and called Witching and Bitching. Sounds like FFL doesn't it? But it's about a heist in Madrid and how the crooks escape to a small town and learn it is run by witches. Lots of comedy of errors. It's on Netflix WI. Been catching Gracepoint to see what they do with it over the original, Broadchurch which played last year on BBC America. Features a lot of scenery from Ann's neck of the woods despite the New York State credit at the end. According to a member of another forum I'm on who did the special effect New York credit is there because it's being edited there and they get a tax rebate for that. It's mostly shot on Vancouver Island with some second unit done near Santa Cruz, California. The cliffs in the show are all his companies work as a special effect. It's on FOX. Finished up Intruders which was intriguing. Read that there will be no third season of Utopia ... for Brits unless maybe there is one on HBO. As for HBO it has been announced that next year (I bet in time for Game of Thrones) a cable or satellite subscription won't be needed to see shows using HBO GO. Apparently HBO viewers in Sweden already have this. Well, Happy Halloween and don't let the eBullies get ya! This year I'll be watching the parade of tricksters on my security cam.
Re: [FairfieldLife] 'Tis the season of the witch
$6 a pound. On 10/17/2014 11:31 AM, Share Long sharelon...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote: Bhairitu, thanks for info about parasites. I had no idea. Confession: I don't eat butter. I'm into coconut oil these days. And of course, olive oil for a long time. What's going on with butter?
Re: [FairfieldLife] 'Tis the season of the witch
---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, noozguru@... wrote : Ebola looks like a parasite so I looked it up and most all viruses are indeed parasites though it is a subject of controversy among immunologists. My bet it just doesn't like certain things in your blood. It may not like hot spices for instance. Notice there have been no outbreaks in India. I recall a Sopranos episode where Tony and the boys go have some India food and then get sick. Tony wants to off the restaurant owner but sees his doctor first who tells him it is unlikely they got it there because of the clever use of spices in Indian cooking which keeps parasites away. Bring on the chilis! No Ebola in Canada yet, it must be the Tim Hortons. I better go stock up on chocolate since the harvest was usually done by workers from the Ebola stricken countries and the cocoa growing countries have blocked their entry. But we westerners love our chocolate (dark for me only and at 90%) so perhaps robots will take over the harvest. ;-) OT: notice the price of butter lately?
Re: [FairfieldLife] 'Tis the season of the witch
On 10/17/2014 07:48 PM, awoelfleba...@yahoo.com [FairfieldLife] wrote: ---In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, noozguru@... wrote : Ebola looks like a parasite so I looked it up and most all viruses are indeed parasites though it is a subject of controversy among immunologists. My bet it just doesn't like certain things in your blood. It may not like hot spices for instance. Notice there have been no outbreaks in India. I recall a Sopranos episode where Tony and the boys go have some India food and then get sick. Tony wants to off the restaurant owner but sees his doctor first who tells him it is unlikely they got it there because of the clever use of spices in Indian cooking which keeps parasites away. Bring on the chilis! No Ebola in Canada yet, it must be the Tim Hortons. I see there is one in Oakland.
