Quote by Meggsy
PARIS every time - Hollywood is just a branch of Disneyland in my opinion.
you say that like it's a bad thing

Quote by RumpleForeskin
If the story has a 'roaring lion', then Hollywood would, thanks to the MGM lion, seem a logical choice. BTW, the other town is Paris, France, right, and not the Paris that some consider the queen city of northeast Texas?
Quote by seeker4
Paris. I'll always take Paris over Hollywood. Though Paris was actually more interesting in the 1920s. That's when Hemingway, Stein, et al. were hanging out there (as shown in movies like Midnight in Paris).
EDIT: Actually, I'm confused about Rachel's setting. She says "roaring thirties" but it's usually the twenties that are "roaring" with the 30s being "dirty".
Quote by oceanrunner
The lesson I learned was "even if you tick the box, put "THIS IS FOR THE COMP!" in the "note to mod" box, just in case, which I've done ever since.
Quote by browncoffee
Lol. was thinking why i had never heard of this cleo person!
Quote by PhilU
So, this slightly inebriated kangaroo hops into a bar... Actually, that sounds like the start of a good joke, but I don't know the punchline.
Anyway, I made a comment that I found humorous, which wasn't even intended as a whinge about having no RRs, and I wake up this morning with an RR, a BC and a slightly sore head. Most unexpected (except the sore head bit).
Quote by LYFBUZ
I couldn't care less about my birthday and decided to stop at age 28. My life, my rules. I did not sign up for the annual recognition event although i try to remember those of the people close to me. Personally I'm more interested in what they did the other 364 days, likewise what i did the rest of the year. Regrettably I'm a disorganized fuckup so I forget sometimes. I'm usually able to redeem myself.
oh...and Happy Birthday in advance Sprite!
Quote by TexasEagle
Das ist die schlimmste Deutsche Grammatik die ich jemals gesehen habe. Offensichtlich wurde dieser Eintrag über einer furchtbaren Übersetzungssoftware erschaffen. Ok people, cut the crap and say something sensible in English. The German just isn't working.