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- spillenger Jan 5, 2007 07:35 PM
I know this has been asked before, but I'm going to add specifics to my request, since I'm not finding what I'm looking for.
Looking for a nice, relaxed, comfortable, not glitzy place for a first date in Baltimore. Should have really good food, be somewhat unusual, perhaps a little European ("trattoria" comes to mind), not insanely expensive. Shouldn't pack you in like sardines or rush you out the door. Decent wine list. Not a hotel, chain, trendy place. A place with a little soul. Not stuffed with tourists. French, Italian, general continental, American cuisine -- or something else just so long it fits my other crieria. Not a place where people go to see and be seen. A place that's quiet enough to be able have a good conversation. Could be a neighborhood joint. Something off the beaten path.
Any place like this exist?
Paul S.
re: KAZ
Yes, I'd recommend Ras Doobie's, but that's because the place suits me, and any date who did not "get" Doobie's would likely also not "get" me.
This brings up the multiple ways to apporach this choice. One could
1) Choose a place that would serve as "neutral turf" and not be a distraction - a background for conversation , chosen mainly to not be a disaster or distraction.
2) Choose a place to impress either by style, expense, food, or whatever - make the choice of restaurant a way to "score points"
3) Choose a place to gauge the date's reaction - to perhaps find out how their tastes map to yours
With that in mind here are some thoughts. Some of these may fail on the wine list criteria, but I wouldn't know, I don't drink much wine. In all cases, I would *strongly* suggest checking the place out yourself first, to make sure it is someplace you feel comfortable, and to make sure that you feel it puts forth the image you want
Ras Doobie's - comfortable, laid back, good food, cheap, though some would say it's not fancy enough for an important date - NO WINE
The Helmand, La Cazueala - classy without being overly pricey, non-threateningly unusual/exotic, something on the menu to satisfy almost anybody, bonus "style points"
Matthews - cozy, not pretentious, nice for "Our first date was at..." stories, especially if you go to an event at the Baltimore Creative Alliance across the street as "Act 2" of the date.
Gertude's at the BMA - impress with good food and your "cultural/artistic" side
Zorba's (on Eastern in Greektown) Another place that I like, though again, some may feel it's not suitably romantic
Saffron, Charleston - If you really want to bring out the big "foodie" guns, though probably violates your "not glitzy" dictum
Petit Louis - This and Gertrude's probably most closely hit your stated requirements.
Chameleon Cafe - never been but it also sound like what you are describing, based on what I've heard about it
Yes they exist. Here's a couple of suggestions, in no particular order other than they come to mind first.
(1) La Cazuela, on Eastern. I've had consistently good food there. Definitely off the beaten path and exotic. Not all that expensive either. It's Ecuadorian, so it's not for everyone, but I highly recommend it.
(2) Chameleon Cafe (usually not that crowded; call in advance) over on Harford Road. Very good French food. Somewhat pricier. I've not been there in a couple of years so not exactly sure what the seating is like, but someone else (I'm sure) will point out if it's too crowded.
(3) I would include the Carylye Club over on University in this realm. Definitely the right atmosphere; I like their food (BTW, went to its sister restaurant the Spice Company and did not like it as much.)
(4) Birches and/or Henninger's are good neighborhood joints. Might be a little loud, but both definitely have the "soul" part.
(5) I think many people would include Mezze here, but it's pretty small.
Those would be my first choices. A few other restaurants that come to mind are: Zodiac by the Charles Theatre, the upstairs dining room at Dionysius in Mt. Vernon (though I've eaten there twice and have been maybe one other table), and possibly one of the restaurants in Greektown (Ikaros and Zorba's get mentioned here sometimes).
I've left off the really pricey ones like Abercrombie, Corks, Brewer's Art, True, etc.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
re: atls21231
The bar at Henningers can be a bit loud but the dining room is great!
re: atls21231
I recommend Greektown and please add Acropolis in addition to Ikaros and Zorba's for your consideration. IMO Greektown is what Little Italy used to be once upon a time before the Inner Harbor became a touristic zone. Zorba's specializes in grilled meats. Ikaros has a extensive menu and does it all well. At Acropolis though I have had the best dolmades (stuffed grape leaves), lamb (baked in the giouvetsi with tomato sauce and krithraki (Greek pasta) and I also recommend the lamb baked with artichike hearts and avgolemono (lemon/egg/chicken broth sauce) sometimes offered as an off-menu special, and calamari, lightly fried and tender.
re: elgringoviejo
I'm gonna add a second opinion to Greektown, but I gotta put Ikaros at the top, they are my destination resaturant when I crave great calamari. Standard order for me Greek Village Salad, Fried Calamari with the oven roasted potatoes and the green beans with tomatoes(these are green beans like Mom use to make, limp as a wet rag. Must be a nostalgia thing)
I have not been there, but based on what I have read on this board, I would go to Marticks's just so we would have a great story to tell the children.
If not there, then I have been to and would suggest: The Helmand.
I second a few that have been mentioned:
--Mezze. Great food! Tables can be a little close together, however, and I've had miserable hosting/waitstaff experiences on weekends. So I'd recommend going on a Sun/Tues/Wed night.
--Zodiac. You definitely will have things to talk about! Between the decor, the ghost that allegedly haunts the place, and the decor in the bathroom, there will be topics aplenty. Not to mention great food that ranges from vegan to veg to full-on carnivore. Generally not crowded, and you will have leisurely service. I have never been rushed out of there. And if the date is going well, you can go next door to Club Charles for a nightcap. :)
--Dionysus. The bar will be hopping, but you'll have the place to yourself upstairs in the dining room. I generally go downstairs and have the white pizza (OH MAH GAD--to die for! italian dressing, ricotta, artichokes, and prosciutto on a chewy, homemade crust) but the soups and salads I've had as sides were crafted to a turn.
I'd also tentatively add Red Fish in Canton. While the bar is generally packed, the times I've been the dining room has been nearly empty. Their rockfish is divine, as are the mashers and the presentation is lovely. We also had a great mussels/chorizo app and a very nicely done flat-iron steak.
We had a wonderful meal at Abacrombie, next to the concert hall in an old row house. It's intimate, grown-up, and the food is very good.
Being a DC-type, I've sometimes wondered what Gertrude's at the BMA is like after the museum closes and the sun sets. Would it meet the OP's criteria?
re: Lydia R
BMA is just ok . The crowd is pretty stuffy and the food can be hit or miss
It's a shame there isn't any place that totally nails your criteria. But for me, the food and the wine list typically come first, followed by price and noise level. That said, I would also recommend Peter's Inn, and second the Chameleon Cafe nomination. I haven't eaten at Gertrude's in ages. If you go early, I think Petit Louis is a relatively calm place, and if you are careful, it needn't be terribly expensive. But it can be, that's sure.
I like the Helmand too, but the wine list is crap. Bistro B in Bolton Hill kind of fits the bill, and the wine list ought to be at least decent. The Brewers Art fits your criteria; the affordability of the wine list will offest the food cost which, in my opinion, isn't all that pricey.
Paul You must go to Ze Mean Bean in Fells Point. It is generally pretty quiet even though it is in Fells Point. It is Eastern European Cuisine in Baltimore. They have a nice wine list great Belgian beer, sometimes live music that compliments a meal. The prices are good and it is romantic b/c it is quaint not dark and trendy at all. I went with friends and thought this would be a great date place.
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I second the Ze Mean Bean, although be sure to get seated on the first floor. The first floor has access to the live music (if they are playing). The second floor is not as charming.
There specials are really good, although my wife and I seem to prefer their basic Slavic dishs such as the perogies and halupki.
My vote goes to the Chameleon. The food is consistently excellent and the staff is very friendly but not overbearing. I have yet to be disapointed there.
For what it's worth, I took a nice girl to Salt on a first date, and then to Chameleon on the second date. Now she's going to marry me. So that worked out well.
(Dates #3 and #4 at Ixia and Pazo might have helped too.)
For my first date with my husband, he picked Charles Village Pub on a Saturday afternoon. We had crab soup while the toothless men next to us passed around porn. It worked out in the end (with the help of the next three dates -- Sushi Taro in DC, meatballs in the Ikea cafeteria, Cafe Hon) ... but I wouldn't recommend it.
Salt seems to have gotten enough horrible reviews on here that I'd be leery of doing it as a first date.
You would have to be brave indeed to go to Marticks on a first date. I was taken there on a second date and it was awful. Dark, musty smelling, ratty peeling wallpaper, ripped upholstery, chipped plates. OK, maybe the old geezer is a "legend" in Baltimore but don't take a date unless you know she will be charmed by that.
Petit Louis Bistro would be a very classy choice. Ask for the back booth on the left side or the table 'under the stairs' for extra privacy. Entrees are in the low to mid-$20s, there is an extensive and very well priced wine list, and they let you linger, if lingering is what you want. Plus, the bathrooms? No mildew.
re: winegeek
I'm surprised no one has mentioned Pazo. First dates are long in my past, but Pazo has all of the requirements--interesting space (useful if date is a washout) and fine food, good service, inexpensive, enough noise to cover table talk (not good on first or any date to hear intimate medical details from those at next table as I have done at Chameleon and elsewhere).
Ikaros also would be a good choice. Not much of a fan of Pettit Louis; even tho its only a few blocks from my house, I rarely go there.
re: tartuffe
I think that's because one of the requirements was, "Not a place where people go to see and be seen." That would also eliminate Salt in my opinion.
re: chrisinroch
Do you mean the Owl Bar at the Belvedere? :)
I think the story goes that when the owl's eyes were lit, they would serve booze. When the lights were out, everyone was teetotaling.
The bar can get loud, unless you're tucked into that massive booth immediately to the right when you walk from the dining room into the bar. I've not eaten in the dining room, so don't know if it's any quieter.
Food is rather decent. Had a great bisque there, and they have tasty, well-done salads.
re: venera
Yup thats it the owl bar. I didnt think it was noisy at all but it might have been during the week. Rather reserved crowd. Figured that it would be fun place with some potential for conversation starters.


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I have had to repeat that reminder to myself a lot in the last few days as I have enjoyed and sometimes endured a whirlwind ride at the Joe Martin Stage Race here in Arkansas. More on that in just a minute.
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Thursday's 4km 5% uphill time trial in Devil's Den State Park was an event that I have been thinking about for months if not years. While an 8 minute, 30 km/h climb isn't ideally suited to my strengths as a pure climber, my careful analysis of past year's Strava data told me I had a good shot. Still, I entered Thursday with carefully managed expectations. I had also fixated on the San Dimas uphill TT in March but proceeded to produce a choke of Bill Buckner proportions on race day and finish a distant 17th. I made a huge effort to stay calm and act as if the race was just another training ride and I think it actually worked.
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It wasn't until 3 hours later that I finally got the results back at our homestay's palatial ranch house in the woods. It took me several endless moments to finally scan far enough up in the results to see my name in second place-only 5 seconds behind a certain Mr. Ian Crane. I was shirtless, balancing my computer on a towel on the way to the shower-and that was how I got the biggest result of my young career.
At first I tried to convince myself that it was really nothing special. Maybe it was a slow year? Maybe this wasn't actually an important race? Looking at past results allowed the skeptic in me to accept it: I had just achieved a breakthrough result. My time on the course was on par with past rides from NRC champions Rory Sutherland and Francisco Mancebo. I am also the first amateur to podium in the Joe Martin TT since Andrew Talansky won in 2010. This isn't bragging here, this is just the validation process I went through in my own mind. My conclusion? Yes I can do this and yes I will keep going.
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After a rough night of chastising myself and with just the right amount of support and encouragement from my peers and loved ones I decided to ride out the next days hellish criterium to prove that I could. I finished in the front group of 25 amid mass carnage on the wet, hilly and technical circuit. Perplexingly, it was perhaps my proudest moment of the weekend because I overcame such doubt from the day before.
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Faith's Daily Find 11.28.14
Royal Jamaican Ginger Beer
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Need a soothing drink after the excesses of Thanksgiving? This ginger beer packs a triple-whammy of intense ginger spiciness to settle your tummy, with a mild alcohol content that amps up the heat. I am so obsessed with stuff right now! As someone who is never content with the level of heat in ginger soda, this finally brings it. And if you want a serious cocktail, this makes a very, very good Dark and Stormy.
Bless This Food: Ancient & Contemporary Graces from Around the World by Adrian Butash
Faith's Daily Find 11.27.14
Bless This Food: Ancient & Contemporary Graces from Around the World by Adrian Butash
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Last year I wrote about this book — a wonderful, inclusive, and beautiful collection of prayers and blessings from all over the world, from many eras and traditions of belief. It's full of 160 poems, prayers, and songs that express gratitude for the table and the life it brings. If you're in need of a quiet moment today or a special grace to say over your feast, I highly recommend downloading it and spending a half hour in its pages. Happy Thanksgiving!
Printable Thanksgiving Gratitude Cards
Faith's Daily Find 11.26.14
Printable Thanksgiving Gratitude Cards from Kardz Kouture
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I love how easy it is to find smart, creative printables on Etsy — instantly download a PDF and print out a card, a banner, party invitations. Here's an apropos example: Gratitude cards you can print out for your Thanksgiving table so everyone can write down their moments of thankfulness to share.
OXO Good Grips Potato Ricer
Faith's Daily Find 11.25.14
OXO Good Grips Potato Ricer
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If there was just one "gadget" I could have in the house for Thanksgiving dinner, this would be the one. A potato ricer is a relatively small tool, but it does a simply smashing job at making fluffy, delicate mashed potatoes, which get gummy if over-processed with a mixer. This rice from OXO does a great job and is easy to clean, too. (And you can use it to make other purees and even squeeze the water out of greens!)
Uno Carbon Linen Napkins from CB2
Faith's Daily Find 11.24.14
Uno Carbon Linen Napkins from CB2
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Need a last-minute napkin or two to fill out the Thanksgiving table? You can't go wrong with these neutral yet classy napkins, and since they're linen they'll last for many holidays to come.
Zwilling J.A. Henckels Pro 2-Piece Carving Set
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Zwilling J.A. Henckels Pro 2-Piece Carving Set
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We used this gorgeous carving set from Zwilling J.A. Henckels when we grilled and carved our Thanksgiving turkey this year, and I asked Christine what she thought of it. She loved it: "This carving set comes with a thin and flexible knife that moves around bones with ease. My favorite part of it, though, is that the knife is long enough to carve through big pieces of meat like a whole turkey or prime rib without feeling like I have to saw back and forth." Two thumbs up from both of us!
Negroni Cocktail Print from Drywell Art
Faith's Daily Find 11.20.14
Negroni Cocktail Print from Drywell Art
• $20
The classic bittersweet cocktail — and my favorite aperitif. You can't beat a Negroni for sheer classic Italian bar cred, and I'll take one almost any time. Campari not your thing? This print is part of Drywell's cocktail series, so check out the Mint Julep or the straight bourbon if you'd prefer something a little different.
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Faith's Daily Find 11.19.14
Cholula Chile Lime Hot Sauce
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Another Daily Find from Ariel, who says: "I love the hint of lime you get in this chili sauce. It's not too spicy, but adds a lot of flavor. The hot sauce is particularly good on Mexican food or anywhere you need to add a little heat with extra flavor."
Vulcania Terra Cotta Baker
Faith's Daily Find 11.18.14
Vulcania Terra Cotta Baker
• $68
• Bram
I get positively grumpy about how hard it is to find interesting and pretty casserole dishes. The 9x13-inch, 3-quart dish is one of the most-used in my cupboard, so why is it to hard to find more beautiful examples of it on the shelves? This terra cotta dish from Vulcania (making cookware in Italy since 1911), found at the wonderful clay cookware shop Bram, is a welcome change from white ceramic and stainless steel. Really beautiful.
Bubbled-Up Coupe Set
Faith's Daily Find 11.17.14
Bubbled-Up Coupe Set
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• Anthropologie
I know how you all love pretty coupe glasses, and this set from Anthro is too good to pass up for those of us who like a little glam with our cocktails. A classic shape, sensibly sized stems, and a sprinkle of gold confetti.


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True fact: 1 in 4 Brits are now TERRORISTS
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Are you deliberately being completely fuckwitted or is gratuitous offence part of your dna?
"JEHOVA" is one of the renderings of the Tetragrammaton or literal Name of the LORD GOD sans vowels and is thus sacred to both Christians and Jews.
The fact that we don't have a practise of fatwa, knowing that He can win all His battles doesn't really offer carte blanche to casual blasphemers.
If your intention was to parody the Muslim/ IS thinking behaviour (closely related to mediaeval Catholicism), you need to apply the correct deity to start with...
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I was also sure those would be the specs and thought the 16: 10 aspect ratio would be preserved. However, a little thought reveals the fact that the Note is simply a larger iteration of the Galaxy flagship with extra functionality and (optionally) extra screen resolution.
The 16 : 9 change is actually FAR more acceptable to the non-geek market and actually signals that Samsung are expecting a MUCH more successful (read 'sales') product than the 10 million 1st iteration of their "phablet" .
The actual screen tech USED to be pentile which needed to borrow the "missing" correctly-coloured sub- pixel from neighbouring pixels to make up colours due to the RGBG arrangement only having 2/3s of the true RBG colours.
The NEW version however, whilst not being standard RBG DOES have the full complement of 2 small Red and Green sub-pixels plus a double-sized Blue one - since the earlier issue was that the Blue sub-pixels both shine less brightly and wear out quicker than the others.
A great benefit of this is that the Note 2 has a NOTABLY BRIGHTER and sharper screen than the Galaxy S3 even though they have the EXACT SAME 1280 x 720 resolution in a 16: 9 aspect ratio! Normally, the fact that the Note2's screen pixels are larger in size would ensure that the converse would be true.
While I personally would have been in rapture if they had upped the screen resolution to 1600 x 900 ( or even 1440 x 900) with this same pixel tech and thrown in a 12 MPix camera, I must declare that this is a fantastic update after a little rumination. THIS is my next , even though I know a certain HTC is rumoured to be readying a 5-inch superphone of it's own with a possible Full HD screen rez of 1920 x 1080; I doubt that the battery will hold up ( and be removeable!) plus I wonder if they have rethought their stance on MicroSD(XC).http://www.reghardware.com/Design/graphics/icons/comment/thumb_up_32.png/bmi_orig_img/thumb_up_32.png
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One wonders WHY RIM are still yet to grasp the fact that a large-screened LANDSCAPE SLIDER with qwerty would cover practically ALL the bases. Keeping the sae resolution, they could release a 4.5-/4.8-/5.0-inch screen in a Nokia E7/N950- alike slider and radically increase the potential size of their market/fanbase.
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PODCAST: This is a recording of our 2nd "Women Truckers Network" (WTN) phone conference held July 7, 2012. Our discussion covers using social media networks like You Tube to share information to prospective CDL students and launching our own "Women Truckers Network" You Tube Channel for the purpose of answering questions for women entering trucking. Since this conference we have embedded some of those videos in a new page of our blog called "Female CDL Students Frequently Asked Questions"
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Good Evening and welcome aboard The Extreme Truckers Show™. Tonight is November 15th and we are LIVE from Worlds Fair Park site of the 2013 Truckerpalooza™ Music Festival in beautiful Downtown Knoxville TN. We have a jam packed program lined up for you tonight, we start with Fusion Health's Shannon Cyr here with Glenn Keller owner operator and participant in Fusion Health's Sleep4Safety program. Shannon and Glenn are going to talk about this awesome health program for truck drivers and they will discuss the difference Glenn has experienced in his driving career since teaming up with Fusion Health. Next up is Pilot Flying J's Dave Parmly discussing their over the top Revolution 3 triathlon series and how Pilot Flying J has partnered up with Trucker 2 Triathletes to provide some extraordinary drivers a real challenge. As part of Pilot Flying J's training plan to meet the health needs of professional drivers, Pilot Flying J is sponsoring drivers from the T2T program or Truckers2Triathletes to participate in the REV 3 Triathlons. Pilot Flying J plans to continue its promotion of better health for professional drivers in 2013 by supporting drivers in their future triathlon endeavors. Dr. George "Bud" Harris creator of T2T, joins our conversation with 2 of his truck driving triathletes, Dr. Bud is a certified Sr. Wellness Coach for Wellness Coaches USA for 200 freight operations staff and drivers for the past four years. His Truckers 2 Triathletes program has inspired many drivers to embark on both a challenging and rewarding journey as they go from driving a truck to completing a triathlon. Our musical guest tonight is Joshua Smith, singer songwriter from Nashville TN here to share two of his original songs. Listen on your iphone, ipad or android at http://extremetruckers.us/mobile TUNE IN AND ENJOY THE CONVERSATION!
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The Extreme Truckers Show live from Nashville April 19th 2012. GOOD EVENING and welcome aboard The Extreme Truckers Show. Tonight we are dedicating our show to one of the most inspiring causes for truckers we know of.The St. Christopher Truckers Development & Relief Fund (SCF), this fund provides truckers a place he or she can turn to when medical assistance is needed and the truck driver doesn't have health insurance. Many drivers espeically owner-operators simply can't afford health insurance. Thank goodness there is an orgainzation that can help. That organization is the St. Christopher Truckers Development & Relief Fund. Here tonight is one of the founding members John McElligott, M.D., commonly known as Dr. John in the trucking industry. He will share his vision of the fund and how it all came about, also, most importantly how you can help. Also with us tonight is one of our favorite guests David Owen of NASTC he will share his thoughts on the Relief Fund and give us some insight on how it has helped so many truck drivers. If you know of someone the fund has helped and want to take this opportunity to thank one of its founders, give us a call at 949-272-9442 we would love to hear your story. Don't forget next week we will be broadcasting LIVE from the Healthy Truckers Summit in Atlanta GA, we have a great list of guests including Brett Blower HTAA, Glenn Keller of CNN's Fit Nation, the COPD Foundation, and Navistar to name a few. Join us Wednesday April 25th broadcasting live 7:00pm - 8:30 pm eastern. Our musical guest tonight is a Multi Platinum Artist, Tracy Lawrence.Tracy is notably one of the most unforgettable voices in contemporary country music, and he is here tonight live to share two songs "Pills" and "The Singer" from his new album titled "The Singer". TUNE IN AND ENJOY THE CONVERSATION!
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Originally released as a motion picture in 1996
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An inmate from a futuristic prison is sent to the past to gather information about the virus that sent the human race to live underground.
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Are there 2 versions of this movie out there? Are there!?
I think this must be so 'cause that's the only thing that explains why so many reviewers gave 12 Monkeys such ecstatic praise and high ratings. These people saw the fabulously brilliant version of this movie. While, on the other hand, I was stuck having to endure this ultimate crap version.
For starters, 12 Monkeys has got to be the absolute worst and most unconvincing "time travel" movie ever made. Willis' character literally just pops in and out of time at random without the aid of any sort of machine, or device, or special effect.
And, speaking about Willis (who I absolutely despise), not only did his apathetic performance, as James Cole, suck, big-time - But, as a viewer, I really resent that I was forced to have to look at his ugly bare ass 3x in this movie.
I'd say that this badly-handled, mind-numbing story (which really had nothing at all to do with 12 Monkeys, per se) could've easily been told in about 25 minutes, instead of its ridiculously over-long 130 minutes.
I think that director Terry Gilliam is an ultimate moron to have tackled this nonsensical story that literally went nowhere, fast. His inept, short-sighted direction rendered 12 Monkeys' story as being annoying, flawed and incoherent beyond reason.
My second viewing of this perfect script with peak performances by Willis and Pitt has me convinced that this is one of the best Sci-fi films ever made !!
Watch it a few times and you'll realize this story makes perfect sense. Unlike Gilliam's other films he did not write this one, so it is completely logical, including the conclusion!
Outside of Brad Pitt's awesome performance, this movie is pointless.
This is sci-fi with a very convoluted plot. Not easy to follow. Only for the very patient and hardcore sci-fi fans who believe in time travel.
I like most of Bruce Willis's movies, but not this one. It's a real junker! Disjointed and all over the place. Madeleine Stowe is always easy on the eyes, though. Anyhow, you can't win them all.
Ha,ha,ha,ha. This movie is out there!! I really enjoyed the performances of Mr. Bruce Willis and Mr. Brad Pitt. Mr. Pitt's character had me laughing as the looney in the asylum. Although this movie contains all around sound, it's still best to watch this on your HOMETHEATER. You'll appreciate the story while trying to figure out what's going on watching this movie. I enjoyed it and have it as part of my collection. I'm giving this way-out-there movie 5 stars!!!!! Great characters, very good story, and solid performances by the actors. Two slightly burnt cheese and ham sandwiches on whole wheat bread, a pint of chocolate chunk icecream, and milk.
A really good movie. Keeps you on your toes trying to figure everything out. I will point out one flaw in the movie... and you can figure out the rest... if you get shot in the past, and you come back to the future with the bullet in your body; you can not carbon date the bullet to the past... it's freshly minted... you just got shot... it came through time with you. All the science flaws aside this is an all time favourite of mine. Both Pitt and Willis went on to play roles that reflect the style they acted within this movie.
The script is incredibly good, and the same can be said about the performances of both Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt. This a very good movie thats not worth missing, I would highly recommend this movie to science fiction fans.
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In a future world devastated by disease, a convict is sent back in time to gather information about the man-made virus that wiped out most of the human population on the planet.
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Other: 12 Monkeys is pure flatulence from a monkey's arse.
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Wallace: Hey... is that the cops? I'm an innocent victim in here! I was attacked by a coked up whore and a - a f**kin' crazy dentist!
James Cole: Oh, wouldn't it be great if I *was* crazy? Then the world would be okay.
James Cole: Look at them. They're just asking for it. Maybe the human race deserves to be wiped out.
Jeffrey Goines: Wiping out the human race? That's a great idea. That's great. But more of a long-term thing. I mean, first we have to focus on more immediate goals.
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|Thu, 08-23-2012 - 1:40pm
Like a no-contact panic button, Pink!! Thanks for your kind words too.
You know, I AM a supertweener from my other A (how bad does that sound, my other A...multiple As ) BUT, I am a supertweener somewhere! That A began after the other one ended and I am even almost a VET ...we stopped talking oh, in late September I think? I don't even know the date but that's almost a year! So, yay me, he would certainly take the bait if I fished in a needy moment and I have never ever tried to reach him... thoughts of him do make me cringe though, like WHAT WAS I THINKING and how could I DO that...wish I felt that way over A1!
But I am definitely doing okay regardless of the little stumble. I would be far worse without support here. xx
|Thu, 08-23-2012 - 12:04pm
Awww (((Miss)))
Your honesty and integrity come shining through...even made my eyes well up a bit.
Okay....I'll start you back at square one, but only as far as the counter goes...you've assured me that are you confident in your progress made thus far and in you knowledge that no counter can ever tick that away.
Prepare to receive new Tweener wings, to replace those that kinda got all messed up in the crash, on 11/16/12.
the biggest (((((HUG)))))) I can muster without squeezing the life outta ya
|Thu, 08-23-2012 - 10:51am
Those words mean a lot to me...all of yours...Letho, it is true that so many of us think something about our situation was special, unique, different. They really are not. And the funny thing is that I thought since we got together in a way that I have yet to see from anyone else, I thought that surely made me unique, I mean, it was SO forbidden, our A MUST have been 'special' - but the feelings - that it's a once-in-a-lifetime love as you put it, those feelings are not unique to you or me or anyone else.
It doesn't mean that the feelings weren't real for all of us though. I know, the relationship is not considered 'real' and there is an argument of affair-love vs authentic love. But, affair love is still 'real' - meaning it exists and isn't something made up if that makes sense - we feel what we feel.
I know for sure my 'love' was affair love. It couldn't be anything else. He was not someone in my actual life, he was not someone I knew very well, it was a crush that spiraled out of control and turned into my escape-from-reality project. Wow, for a while there I really thought it seemed tempting to leave my life for him?? Not that it was ever an option.
But this is why I am happy to be on these boards, because although it is a reality check that No, Miss, you didn't feel more for him than anyone else on here, I do need that reality check and the support of a community of others who understand what it means to have an affair (after never understanding how someone could do it - until I did it myself), and this place to share it all.
Clarity - next time I will come here first. And - I appreciate the generous offer to start me as a super tweener in 3 months, but, technically...I broke contact whether or not I had tweener wings; whether or not the email landed in outerspace; whether or not he read it; whether or not he responds. I still clicked send and fired it off. And it wouldn't be fair to anyone else legitimately following the clock we've established.
I am certainly no newbie - I am well over a year out now, I have grown, learned, overcome the 'obsession' factor... but I have sent emails and have thus not been completely NC. I had those wings on and was flying away but I guess they just felt weak from all the flying and I landed too soon. I will start over for purposes of the board
|Wed, 08-22-2012 - 10:58pm
I'm so glad you posted in...I get worried when peeps break NC and well, you know...where'd they go?...why'd they go?..are they in trouble?
Yeh, coping skills...not anyone's strong suit here...you're not alone in that regard.
I'm also glad to hear that there will be no more dumpster diving...lol...it's a dirty job and you just don't come out smelling pretty. So, you're going to come here if the urge strikes, right? right? *up close in the screen....in your face* Working and having a new-born (and all the other things you do ) is tiring business, and when we get tired, we are vulnerable. I'm afraid to tell you to get your rest because I figure I'd have to duck from all the sucker punches from moms..."REST! YOU MUST BE KIDDING AND NOT HAVE CHILDREN!" Try to get in some quiet me time? You know what I'm saying.
I've noted your date of August 16, 2012. So that means, ummm...let's see, I think I see confusion starting to rein. Okay, you are already a Tweener with a new date. So..what?...in 3 months we'll consider you a SuperTweener? You okay with that? I'm okay with that
Keep posting in when you can.
|Wed, 08-22-2012 - 10:17pm
But in short: I am sorry it took me a while - i am back at work this week and did not have a.chance before now to come on the board.
I thank all who responded for understanding that I lost a battle but I didn't lose the war...
Clarity, I could never accept my medal under false pretenses! I understand the clock does start over. Is it the day after NC...aug 16...?
I definitely have poor coping skills. And there really was this sense of autopilot...I had a really hard day that day and it just struck me that in that moment I didn't care.that I was breaking NC. i just needed to ask him this.favor.
And whether i want to believe it or not, yeah. I was probably fishing. I am comforted by the extreme likelihood i am blocked to him. He's only filtered to trash on my side, can't block but i tend to check trash...but it's time to stop dumpster diving!!
|Wed, 08-22-2012 - 10:57am
Hi Miss,
Just want to say how much I admire you for posting that here. I have read your story and know that the feelings run deep for you with XAP. Its so damn hard to get them out of our system, they are always there invading our thoughts and suddenly something snaps within us and we begin to rationalise in our heads a reason why we should or need to contact them. I know this is something I battle with a lot. So far so good but some days it is a mighty battle, I just pray I keep winning the battle. So you lost a little battle 6 days ago, pick yourself up and dust down. You know and we all do that ultimately you will win the war. Wishing you strength Miss. You will do this.
Sunny Soon Xxx
|Wed, 08-22-2012 - 9:59am
Its not wings that show that our healing. Its not a magic number of days of NC. Its our self-awareness, self-control and self-soothing that shows our progess. Notice all of that is about 'self'. If auto pilot is still taking over than it just shows some areas of 'self' need more attention.
|Wed, 08-22-2012 - 3:37am
Ahhhh...Miss.... I'm so sorry to ready this :-(
But I'm glad you fessed up and are here to give it another chance. I know you have a lot on your plate with a little baby to look after - and I guess it was a coping method in a stressfull time - but you do need to find a new way to cope under stress.
I still today, and have that instant thought under stress - "xAP would take my mind off this". The thing is xAP didn't solve my problems, just pushed them to the back ground. You HAVE to deal head on with what the problem is - STOP looking for excuses to ignore the core of the issue.
Miss - my heart goes out to you. Back on the wagon, you have so much to give, and you've learnt another valuable lesson on this never ending journey.
Love WGO
|Tue, 08-21-2012 - 11:57pm
You are too cute. I don't know what's worse sometimes for some...breaking contact or having to come here and fess up...lol. Kudos anyways for fessing up to hold yourself accountable.
When I read the title of your thread, I hoped to read that you were so close to contacting him but didn't and came here instead. Sure wish you had. We would have surely talked you out of it.
Now, I don't know who this pilot dude, named Auto is...I've heard his name mentioned by others...he seems to get blamed a lot for putting people in some kind of trance and driving them to the bad place...against their will. You might want to do a Quarry check on him.
I agree that just because you made contact...and I consider it making contact...whether he replied or not...and he still could...that it does not put YOU back at square one...just your counter. It's not like you haven't learned anything...you have made progress. I just would hate to see it put out the wrong message to those who really struggled to do it right so they could arrive at Supertweenville fair and square..kwim?
When the ticker counter concept first came out, some of us had to reset our counter several times...'til we got it right. It never meant that we weren't further along in our healing...it meant more that we still had work to do. I don't want to make you feel worse than you are probably already feeling, but you understand, right? I think you do...because you could have not said anything and received your reward, and no one would have been the wiser...but you did fess up because you wouldn't have felt right in your heart receiving it, right? So, you let me know what you consider to be your NC date so I can note it in my files.
Now, Miss, what are you going to do if he writes back?