Here are the bad words: prick (7x), dead (3x), pain (2x), corpse (1x). I must have shocked all of you, too, because no one has commented on "Prick Flicks" or suggested a single film for the category. Hey, all it takes is blood and gore and violence and smash-'em-up-wrecks to become the opposite of a chick flick.
Do you want to see what color my rating was before it turned as red as a stop sign? Click HERE.
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I once had a post titled "Wet Dreams." It was actually a poem about waking up to rain, but I was worried about what it might attract. So far it's not gotten much attention.
I love your smart kitty in the header.
Ha, Ha, Ha!! I KNEW you weren't G Rated!!
I was until now ... lol. Okay, Stephanie, you know me in person so you KNOW me.
Hilarious!!! BTW, I am going to mention a few of my alltime favourite chickflicks:
What's Eating Gilbert Grape
Chocolat
Jane Eyre, BBC adaptation 2006
And let's be honest: we also want something good to look at: Johnny Depp, and a GORGEOUS mr. Rochester!!! :)
I didn't comment on that other post because I had read the article in someone else's blog already, not because of the word choices!
Nope, it didn't shock me! I thought it was excellent but sometimes I don't feel up to commenting with these nasty migraines I get. I've always had kind of bee in my bonnet about "chick flicks" and "chick lit". For one thing, I think it's kind of cruel that a male can't comfortably go to certain movies or read books (they really need to work on some of those chick lit covers) because there's such a stigma attached to them. My youngest just loves to laugh, so he happily watches chick flicks with me. But, try to get him to go to the theater . . .
My opinion: a good story is worth watching or reading, regardless of who wrote it or from what perspective.
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