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Monday, March 2, 2009
The Movies I Watched In February
The Breed - Can you say guilty pleasure? I don't know why I was entertained by this fairly bad movie, but I was!
Clerks - The only thing better than Clerks is...
Clerks 2 - Far superior film, if ya ask me.
Cold Prey - One of the best horror flicks i've seen this year.
Elizabethtown - Are men allowed to have comfort movies? Pretty sure this is one of mine.
Friday The 13th (remake) - Somewhere in between bad and good. Good enough to satisfy me, however.
Friday The 13th Part 6 : Jason Lives - Forgot how much I liked this one.
Friday The 13th Part 7 : The New Blood - The only thing I care for less than The New Blood is...
Friday The 13th Part 8 : Jason Takes Manhattan - Just doesn't do it for me.
The Good Girl - The only Jen Aniston movie I like.
His Name Was Jason - I've heard it all before. I think the well has officially run dry on Friday documentaries.
Madman - Classic slasher fare.
Meet The Robinsons - Did a cartoon movie really make me cry?
The Midnight Meat Train (twice) - BAD ASS.
Midnight Movie - BAD.
Night Of The Living Dead 3D - REALLY BAD. From Devil's Rejects to this, huh Sid Haig?
Once Upon a Time In Mexico - Is there a director out there who provides more fun and pure entertainment than Robert Rodriguez?
The People Under The Stairs - One of my favorite Wes Craven flicks.
Premutos : Lord Of The Living Dead - I love mindless gore as much as the next guy, but this one just plain sucked. And the gore wasn't even well done.
Private Parts - Make another movie, Howard!
See No Evil - Terrible movie, awesome ending.
Spider Baby - Classic. One of my favorite fucked up families in all of cinema!
Splinter - Pretty damn good, especially for a movie that premiered on Sci Fi.
Superbad - One of the funniest movies in the last decade.
Taken - Hostel Part 3 : A Father's Revenge. Liam Neeson kicks ass and so does this movie.
Them - Better than The Strangers.
The Toolbox Murders - Fun throwback to old school slasher flicks.
Walk Hard : The Dewey Cox Story - A little less funny the second time around, but still hilarious.
The Weatherman - The last good movie Nicolas Cage made. I don't like the direction his career has been going lately, but when Cage is good, he's real fuckin good.
Zack And Miri Make a Porno - Kevin Smith's still got it. A little hacky and unfunny at times, but ultimately rewarding and a good addition to his filmography.
So what's the best movie I saw this month?
I'd already seen it several times before in the past couple years, but watching it with Jen this past weekend was by far and away my favorite experience with it to date. Bloom's voice over narration isn't always the best, but Cameron Crowe delivers one of the best feel good "dramadeys" to come out in a long long time. There's a man that really knows how to blend music and video into a beautiful piece of art.
If ya wanna get an idea of just how varied my movie tastes are, my second runner up for the month is The Midnight Meat Train. Who says a man can't, in the same day, enjoy watching Vinnie Jones smash peoples eyes out with a meat tenderizer and then hop on the couch with his lady friend and swoon over Orlando Bloom?!
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- Wings said...
Friday The 13th (remake) - I like it, too. I am thinking of seeing it one more time before it is out of theaters.
Friday The 13th Part 6 : Jason Lives - I think this is my 2nd favorite Jason film.
Friday The 13th Part 7 : The New Blood - I like that they tried something different. Wish it had been better, though.
Friday The 13th Part 8 : Jason Takes Manhattan - Ugh... this is a tough one.
His Name Was Jason - Well, maybe I hadn't heard it all before, as I enjoyed this.
The Midnight Meat Train (twice) - Can't wait to see this one, have heard good things from two blogs now.
The People Under The Stairs - Been thinking of watching this again, as Netflix has it to view Instantly.
See No Evil - Terrible movie, awesome ending. Agreed.
Spider Baby - The more I see this movie, the more I love it. So wacky! Definitely a movie that you either love or hate.
Splinter - I went in expecting not much, and came out liking it. Good movie, wish SciFi had more of these and less MegaCrocoSnakeSquatch flicks.
Love your blog man! - March 2, 2009 at 4:22 PM
- Johnny said...
Glad you like the blog! Certaintly sounds like you have good taste in movies!
Don't get me wrong, I didn't hate His Name Was Jason. I've just heard most of those stories and facts so many times before that i'm kinda getting sick of hearing them. But it was a nice refresher course before going to see the remake, i'll give it that. - March 2, 2009 at 9:44 PM
- Cins said...
On the horror front:
Woo! Its nice to see someone give People Under the Stairs some love. I love that film! Its so bizarre.
The only thing good about Friday the 13th Part 8 is the subtitle. Jason Takes Manhattan is a great title..movie sucks though.
Stac is a BIG fan of Spider Baby. Hopefully she'll write about it sometime.
On the non Horror Front:
LOVE Clerks. Still need to see Clerks 2. Most of my friends agree with you that it is superior.
Meet the Robinsons is far better than I thought. Clever and very touching. I'm trying to get the hubby to watch it. Its his style.
Superbad! FANTASTIC! It only falls 2nd to Pinapple Express but man is that one of the best comedies ever!
I'll add Elizabethtown to my Netflix. You're another one who's told me its great. I'll have to give it a try now.
And thank you for the birthday wishes, Johnny! - March 2, 2009 at 10:01 PM
- John said...
I think I promised you an update when I had seen Cold Prey 2. And now I have. My local store made a mistake and put the DVD out a week before it`s release-date. I did not complain.
Cold Prey 2 is not by far as good as the first one. First of 90% of the movie is set in a hospital (and it kind of reminded me of Halloween 2 in some scenens) and the whole "scenario" from the first movie is gone. In my opinion the thing that made the first movie that good was the whole mountain/hotell thing. Now the whole movie is set in 4 rooms and a corridore in a hospital, and I think that setting has been used to many times before in horror movies.
The acting in the first movie was not a "masterpiece" but the actors in this one does not do a good job. In some scenens you can almost hear that the lines are writen in forhand, and that`s not good. You also get a REALLY anoying little kid who have a pretty big role in this movie. I hate when they put kids who can`t act in movies, and this kid was not a good actor.
Another disapointing thing is that there are very few:
a) Gore
b) Scare scenes
It might have something to do with the new director or perhaps they wanted this movie to be seen by a wider audience, I don`t know. But with more scare scenens and gore this could have been quite good (or at least better).
But on the bright side the sound effects was great and Ingrid Bolsø Berdal did a good job in this movie. We also get a bit more information about the "mountain man" which was a nice touch.
But I`m sorry to say that this movie all in all was a bit dissapointing. - March 3, 2009 at 4:15 AM
- Bjornabo said...
I see now that i posted with my friends Blogg-name "John" instead of my own (since he used my computer yesterday). Just thought I`d send you this to clarify :-)
- March 3, 2009 at 4:48 AM
The first time I saw clerks when I was 15 was like a revelation, and the sequel was great as well.
I just saw the new Friday the 13th and I liked it, especially compared to the flaming turd that the Texas Chainsaw remake was. I thought it was funny that the asshole blond guy "Trent" was the same character as he was in Transformers, also a Michael Bay movie. It was nice to see him dispatched of. - March 3, 2009 at 10:58 AM
- Zach said...
I just re-watched The Midnight Meat Train (I bought it on Blu-Ray, which it looks gore-geous on, hehe) and was again impressed. I just can't decide if I like the movie or REALLY like the movie. I sway back and forth.
- March 3, 2009 at 11:22 AM
- wiec? said...
this is a really great idea. so many movies i've seen in the last month were okay or eeh. a one or two sentence review is all they need.
- March 3, 2009 at 2:15 PM
- wiec? said...
also you hit the nail on the head on:
NOTHLD 3D - just about the worst movie ever.
Walk Hard - a lot of people slept on this one. i loved it. even after the 3rd viewing.
Spider Baby - saw that ages ago. Haig was in that one right?
and i've forgotten all about Midnight Meat Train. thanks for the reminder. - March 3, 2009 at 2:21 PM
- Gwen said...
I regularly read your blog, but I don't think I've ever commented before. But I have to now, because Elizabethtown is my favorite movie. I like that you call it a comfort movie. That's what it is to me as well. And, I'm not a fan of Bloom's voice over either. There's something off about it, but I can't put my finger on it.
Midnight Meat Train was great. Lionsgate angers me.
Haven't seen The People Under the Stairs since I was a kid, but I have fond memories of it. I can't believe they want to remake this too. - March 3, 2009 at 2:24 PM
- Soiled Sinema said...
This write up made me laugh. Really hard.
-mAQ - March 3, 2009 at 8:51 PM
- Johnny said...
My apologies for not responding to any of these comments sooner. I've been in Connecticut for the past couple days....
Bjornabo - Thanks for letting me know about Cold Prey 2. I've been awaiting your verdict! I kinda figured it'd be a dissapointment, at least in comparison to the first. Still looking forward to seeing it though and i'm definetly interested in some more backstory on the killer. But not so much gore, eh? That's never a good thing.
Jason - The TCM remake a flaming turd?! How could you?! I loved that movie and felt it was faaaar superior to the Friday remake.
Zach - Is it just me or was the Blu-ray very grainy looking?
wiec - Yes, a very young Sid Haig is in Spider Baby. It's worth seeing for him alone!
Gwen - Thanks for the comment! Hope to hear more from ya in the future as you sound like another reader with very good taste! - March 4, 2009 at 1:39 PM
I feel like I should defend my stance as to why the Friday the 13th (F13) remake is far superior to Texas Chainsaw remake:
Without getting too deep, the original Texas Chainsaw is a master piece and can not be beat while none of the orignal F13 are great movies, they might be solid horror flicks, but the only great thing about those is seeing Jason do some hacking.
The Texas Chainsaw remake could not improve or imulate anything in the original. And having the Lee Emery character doing his Full Metal Jacket routine was almost laughable taking away from what should have been Leather Face's show. While the F13 remake rolled parts of the first 4 movies into one and kept the focus on a bad ass Jason. My hope is that they make the next one a full on Zombie Jason. - March 4, 2009 at 2:27 PM
- Johnny said...
Fair enough. But I totally disagree. TCM was done the way every remake should be done, in my opinion. Take the basic concept of the original, and go a totally different direction with it. I thought it was incredibly well done and a fittingly brutal and scary update to the masterpiece that was the original.
- March 4, 2009 at 3:00 PM
- Brad said...
My favorite comfort movie is Chocolat. A french film about chocolate, good music, and love. Come on I'm not the only one!
- March 4, 2009 at 10:34 PM
- Johnny said...
I liked Chocolat too! Perhaps not as much as you, but I enjoyed it.
- March 4, 2009 at 11:17 PM
- Bjornabo said...
Thanks for the response Johnny.
I thought I could post my opinions on some of the movies you`ve watched in February.
The Breed - Could not agree with you more... Not the best movie in the world, but entertaning.. And an extra credit for a "not-so-bad-looking" Michelle Rodriguez in one of her best roles so far. :-)
Clerks 1 & 2: Not my type of movies at all. Not a big fan of Kevin Smith.
Elizabethtown: IMO theres only two things thats good about this movie. A highly underated actor named Bruce McGill and the one and only Jessica Biel.
Friday The 13th Part 6 - One of the best movies in the series, even though I think they kind of "destroyed" the Tommy Jarvis character in this movie.
Friday The 13th Part 7 - Quite enjoyable movie up to the unmasking-part, from ther on is SUCKS!!
Friday The 13th Part 8 Jason Takes Manhattan: Or as I call it "Jason goes on a cruise". Stupid idea, bad acting and stupip ending (the sewer scene)
The Good Girl - Have not seen this, but have to comment your post. Is this the only good Aniston movie you`ve seen?? What about Leprechaun??? Leprechaun is GREAT :-)
His Name Was Jason - I saw this after my 11 movie Jason marathon. I thought it was interresting and I learned a thing or two from it.
Madman.- Have not seen this one, is going to check it out.
Meet The Robinsons - A great little movie, Bowler Hat Guy has to be one of the great villians in the history of Walt Disney.
Midnight Meat Train - Has not been released in Norway yet, will get it when it comes out. Clive Barker is a great writer and even though the movies that is based on his books often sucks, I will give this a chance since you recommend it.
Night Of The Living Dead 3D - Even though I really like Sid Haig I think I`ll skip this one.. Usually when a movie is labeled "3D" that means "bad movie" as I see it.
Once Upon a Time In Mexico - Could not agree more with you.
The People Under The Stairs - One of the few Craven movies I haven`t seen. Will check it out.
Private Parts - Howard Is King!!
See No Evil - I actually thought this movie was quite good. Kane is not the best actor in the world, but it was entertaining. Awesome ending as you already have mentioned
Superbad - Not my kind of humor, but 100 times better than Knocked Up that i HATED.
The Toolbox Murders - 1978 or 2003? I have only seen 2003, and that was just because I heard Sheri Moon Zombie was in it. But the movie was actually pretty good.
The Weatherman - Did not like this one at all. Cage have not done a really good movie since Con Air IMO (Gone in Sixty Seconds, National Treasure 1 & 2 and Next was OK, but not Great.)
But on the other hand he made The Weather Man who is the worst Remake EVER. - March 5, 2009 at 2:54 PM
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Leprechaun does indeed rock, totally slipped my mind that Aniston was in it! I take that comment back!
The Toolbox Murders I watched was the remake, i've yet to see the original. I'll watch anything Angela Bettis is in and I quite enjoyed it. Not the best movie, but it's fun. - March 5, 2009 at 6:28 PM


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My favorite is still the McLaren M21 the Jody Scheckter F2 car just looks right .
Yeah!!! Lovely bit of styling, especially that nosecone...
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My favorite is still the McLaren M21 the Jody Scheckter F2 car just looks right .
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I use a tiny little Casio Exilim 2.0 Mega Pixel that I purchased years ago at Doha Airport when these things came out. I'm usually surprised by the quality of the results considering, but in a big room with poor lighting, the tiny flash simply can't cope.
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Yes, it was a real gem - the only other one being in Stuttgart.Sold the Porsche F.1 car? Oh no!
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Yes, it was a real gem - the only other one being in Stuttgart.
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Anyone know who bought it, and where it's living now?
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This should really be in the 'Rubbish' thread, but I know it will appeal to Barry. Many years ago, when this car first appeared, I was a keen teenage slot racer. There wasn't a lot of commercially available stuff back then, if you wanted anything new or different, you had to make it yourself, and one guy in the Southport club (ARRA for any other old slot racers whose memories go back that far), made a very good Porsche 804 replica out of solid aluminium, when all polished up, it looked delightful. He cheated slightly by epoxying pieces of 3mm ali sheet together, but when the car was finished after a lot of hand filing and polishing, you couldn't see the joins. Walkden Fisher was the man responsible, and Charlie Fitzpatrick of fibreglass and later vac-formed bodyshell fame was in the same club. Walkden was a talented artist as well as a slot racer, he painted many of the covers for Model Maker magazine, and he also did many of those lovely cut-away drawings of cars boats and planes that appeared across the centre pages of Eagle comic for boys, he used to sign all of them with his name (Fisher) in the shape of a fish.
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Spent three days in Dublin this week including a track day at Mondello Park which unearthed a few surprises.......
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Captions would have been nice!
Correct me if I am wrong but the final photo of the white single seater is of the Mike Pilbeam constructed Wheatcroft F2/FAt car.
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De Tomaso Pantera left rear with the 956/962?
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De Tomaso Pantera left rear with the 956/962?
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That is why I wondered as the wing looked sufficiently different, from memory. I suspect most of the M1s survive.Roger see what you mean.....however it is the Stuck BMW M1 Procar PAR
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I also realise that this should be in the Rubbish Thread but I had to reply to this.
I have to correct you on the builder of this fine slot car, it was Chas Keeling who built the ATS, not a Porsche (the aluminum finish maybe confused you after all this time) although you are absolutley right that Walkden Fisher and Charlie Fitzpatrick were also club members at the time and they also built some great models.
Charlie Fitzpatrick along with his son Ian is still very active with his Betta & Classic slot car business although sadly Walkden Fisher died many years ago. Dave Jones a fellow ARRA member and protege of Walkden Fisher still produces fine slot car bodyshells as well as wonderful aviation and motor racing paintings to this day.
When I carved a 1/32 scale master of John Cobb's Napier Railton I was very fortunate to be able to use Walkden's personal copy of the Profile Publications booklet courtesy of Dave Jones and I have a fine original painting of Louis Wagner at Savannah in 1908 complete with the "fish" signature.
The ATS still exists and Chas is still active in the slot racing scene to this day. At the 2005 Walkden Fisher Memorial Race Meeting at Pendles Slot Racing in Colne I photographed the ATS and talked to Chas about his scatchbuilding techniques.
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Once again I half apologise for this going a little off topic but that does seem to be par for the course on TNF these days so I don't feel too guilty.
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There were slot car racing clubs all over the place Tony, the one you had could well have come from Southport, but it wasn't the Southport track that David and I remember. That was a very solid structure on a heavy wood base. It was originally a rail track in the 1950s, the cars ran along a raised rail that carried the current to drive them, and it was one of the last tracks in the Country to convert to slot.
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I note the search for an ex motor museum in the shape of the Patrick Collection... I am also searching for an ex museum but in Long Island, NY not in the UK so I am necessarily dependent on info from those who liver nearer than I do, as I live in Scotland!!
The museum in question was at the airstrip at Mattituck, Long Island and was the personal collection of the guy who owned and ran the airstrip.
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Fantastic service!!! Just called Teledyne Mattituck on Long Island and spoke with Parker's daughter in law Cindy. Parker is now elderly and frail but still very interested in things, so I hope to speak to him or his son Jay soon. Apparently a lot of the collection went to the Fairbanks Motor Museum in Alaska. Thanks again for the info.
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Five Estonia and Esttec cars will be soon exhibited in Autoworld museum in Brussels: three Estonia 21.10's, one Estonia 22, and one Esttec 894. This exhibition is said to be opened on June, 21 and to last about two weeks. So, if anyone is going to visit Autoworld at that time, please take and post here some photos of them (Estonia 22 especially, since this is the only car of this type ever built). Thanks in advance!
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Thread: I bought it blind yesterday.. |
.. came home, unpacked it immediately and tested it. It disappoints me! I expected so much more.
The opening is fruity orangey, the middle is maltlike but the base is almost the same as the original A*Men.
I don't find anything special about Pure Malt at all. It's just a tamer (less bold) version of A*men that's easier on the nose (the harsh opening of A*Men is removed).
Average sillage, good longevity.
I'll return my bottle tomorrow.
Acqua di Giò is my guilty pleasure. What's yours?
I am sorry you did not enjoy it!
My own fault
The only gourmands (?) I liked so far are Le Mâle, Body Kouros and Givenchy Play Intense.
Acqua di Giò is my guilty pleasure. What's yours?
Try it again and don't spray too much. This is nice stuff in my book. Too much is overwhelming ....
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I had the same first reaction as you, let it grow on you. try it again a week later, you may start to like it alot. I don't think it'll ever replace A*Men for me but its an incredibly close second.
Is this how you always treat blind buys? Just return them after you have opened the box and use some of the product? Something about that just rubs me the wrong way. The risk/consequence you took by buying blind is then handed off to the store. Seems a bit unfair to me considering they actually lose profit due to your irresponsibility of not sampling it first. I can see doing this with a shirt that doesn't fit but certainly not a fragrance.
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It's the first and only bottle that I've found in Belgium (no tester available). I didn't have any chance to try it before. I always want to try before I buy but it is in fact the Basenotes hype that made me purchase Pure Malt. It is ok for the store, I may replace it for another fragrance.
Acqua di Giò is my guilty pleasure. What's yours?
His post is indeed very offensive. The store has a return policy (15 days).
Acqua di Giò is my guilty pleasure. What's yours?
Attacking is a pretty strong word, maybe confrontational is a better word. This is the internet after all and hopefully people check their feelings at the keyboard. Regardless of what you think my initial intent was, it is my opinion is that it is wrong to have the store assume your risk when purchasing blind..regardless of their policy. Btw, your post to me was rather "confrontational" itself...just saying
Yeah if you're not into gourmands, this definitely won't be for you. I kinda wish the patchouli was toned down a bit, but ah well.
The original is still better... It's much safer smelling, but it's too weak IMO and the whiskey is too dominate for my tastes. I kinda like Burberry London's booze note better, even though it is pretty linear.
I have bought Pure Malt blind as well. I have no expectations for it. I know it gets crazy love in here, but still. I can't wait to smell it. I love my malt whiskies so I'm assuming I'll like it. And hey, it'll be gone soon, so no harm in trying. I paid retail, so not like it cost me an arm.
I also believe this is not how u treat a blind buy =] . It might not love at first sniff so may be sniff a few more times
It's an underlying basenotes rule to test a fragrance several times before u decide if u like it or not.
I personally dont like it that much. (after several tests of course)
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Just out of curiosity, and this is just my opinion, and especially in the case of Pure Malt, lets say you smell it and don't like it the first time. Don't you think smelling it several times after and liking it could be the result of all the hype forcing you to like it. Hell, I've just bought it blind, I've never tested A*Men in my life, so I have absolutely no clue what to expect, I'm just excited/curious to smell this fragrance that has got it's own forum! I hope I like it, I LOVE my whisky, so maybe I will.
Yes it cud. But the reason why i test it several time is to figure out whether the hype was worth it or not.
First time i smelled it, i thought wow this is very pleasant. But after a few more times, its too pleasant to be interesting. Plus, it fades TOO FAST : (((((
Who knows , it might change.
It'd be gud to have a bottle anyway, since its gonna be gone forever ????
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I don't get a fruity orange opening. I get a cherry/whiskey opening with that strange latex smell everyone talks about. When I first tried it in sample form I was thrown off by it as well as the longevity because it was really bad. But then I bought a bottle and got the same smell just WAY better longevity.
I agree it kind of grows on you though because at first I was like meh. Then after a few wears I was liking it. But now I love the stuff and find it intoxicating. So after hearing the news it may be really discontinued this time for Pure Havana I picked up a back up bottle. I want to be able to grab for this as long as I can.
Also I am wondering where you got it from. I have been hearing Fragrancenet stock really isn't that good so if you bought it there you might try someone else if you can.
I got mine from London. As for people giving the OP a hard time for returning the bottle. Come on, he had no way of testing it, he bought it, didn't like it and returned it the next day. It's not like he used it for 14 days and returned it on the 15th. Now that would be cheap!
Im also disappointed with this fragrance b/c of all the reviews. I think its too offensive to wear and the only reason im keeping mine is because of the rave reviews from others and that it is a limited edition
That's all the reason to sell your bottle later and get most, if not, all your money back. As long as this sub-forum is alive, there's still an absurd amount of hype for it. I do admit to buying into the hype several months ago and forking over $70 for a bottle in a blind buy (which I almost never do anymore). It took a few wears to get it. While it's not outstanding, it is fairly different from the other gourmand offerings, it just didn't shout out to me as "amazing". Just good.
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The thing I love the most right now about this perfume is the conflicting and contrasting reviews. It's just got me at the edge of my seat now. Can't wait to get hold of mine. I know I'm either going to LOVE it or HATE it. I don't do middle ground.
Same here, my bottle is somewhere between United States and Australia right now. If it love it I'll place another order, if I just like it I'll wait for Pure Havanae, if I hate it then I'll sell it for $500 in 3 years time..
Bummer, the SA didn't want to exchange my bottle of PM for another fragrance.
She said the reason was because the packaging was opened..
Weird, because at the end of the purchase receipt is written that you can exchange your purchases in the first 15 days after purchase.
Ah well, maybe I start liking it more after giving it another try
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Yeah since it has been opened department stores normally won't take it back. Don't worry though, if you don't like it after a few more wearings post it up on the marketplace. It should go pretty quickly as long as you don't try to sell it for a crazy amount, or just find a good swap deal. I am the last person to trust buying and selling online but I gave it a shot on this site and so far everyone on this site is 100% honest. Couldn't ask for a better community, it seems more about helping each other out than making a quick buck, which is awesome.
I succeeded to convince the store to replace my bottle of Pure Malt after all and I decided to replace it with...
Le Mâle
Am I crazy?
Acqua di Giò is my guilty pleasure. What's yours?
So I'm guessing it didn't grow on you?
I have been reasonably fair towards the store, meaning that I didn't retry it. But smelling my sample card that was still laying around here, I must say that I enjoyed the drydown more and more. I like A*Men Pure Malt better than it's big brother.
Le Mâle is the first fragrance that opened my eyes and really wowed me when I started sniffing colognes for the first time in a store. I never bought it before because it was too popular but I always found that not having Le Mâle was a gap that needed to be filled. I hope I enjoy it without having to worry smelling like every other guy but I'll probably wear wear it mostly in freezing cold weather with only one spray to the chest.
Acqua di Giò is my guilty pleasure. What's yours?
I got into colognes this summer and pure malt was the first cologne I bought and it was a blind buy thanks to CutlassSupreme and my first experience with it was dissapointing! I was like WTF!? Anyways, 20 samples later from different colognes trying to find me a signature scent and I tried creed mi, 1 million, varvatos, dior homme intense, body kouros, a*men, musc ravageur and many more .. AND I have to say that after all of those scents and not smelling Pure Malt for a month and a half, going back to it one day just to smell it again I was like HOLY ****! I LOVED IT! I couldn't stop smelling it all night! I even sprayed it on my wrist that night just so I could smell it in my sleep lol! Anyways now I need a new bottle! but Im scared the new one will not smell like my bottle!
i hate le male.... ugh... terrible decision imo, but it's your choice, not mine, so hey.
I bought my PM from beauty encouter two months before the re-release for a 100 bucks and it's awesome! Anyways, I want to get another bottle but I dont wan't to buy a new one (re-released) after what I have been reading about them ..so I went to the beautyencounter website and they are still selling theirs for a $100 even after the rerelease! Mine came packaged with the plastic wrapper and also had all the little books inside.. I could tell it was new. I think I'm going to find out what batch they have and if it's around the same serial numbers as the one they sent me the first time I'm gonna go for it! Mine stays smokey for a long long time I love it! I havent worn it out yet Ive just tried it at home and WOW!
If I was the SA I wouldn't let you do that lol.
In all seriousness, Le Male is a good fragrance, its really fallen from grace for me though. I used to love it, but i got bored with it for whatever reason. I'm not big into powdery florals, and the sweetness of the vanilla compensated for that, but now I've found more stuff that is sweeter (1 Million really is the reason i stopped using it).
Don't worry about smelling like every other guy either. I don't think i've ever smelled it on anyone before haha
My sentiments exactly. Pure Malt & Musc Ravageur are the two most overrated fragrances on basenotes. Both unimpressive.
The receipt clearly states the policy of the store here in the US. I would just ask for an SA that went to kindergarten.
[QUOTE=Neurosis;1958765]If I was the SA I wouldn't let you do that lol.
I post lots from my I phone so if this looks like a text message that's why ( :
I have learned to keep the box (tried to return habit rouge) not just the receipt. It cost me a little because I didn't read the policy first .
I post lots from my I phone so if this looks like a text message that's why ( :
I meant that I'd tell you to try to let it grow on you, not that i literally wouldnt LET him haha. I'm honestly surprised he had to convince the store to let him return it...
And i just realized something ironic. I once bought a 4.2oz of Le Male and returned it for the cash...which I used to buy Pure Malt lol
same happens me too..i´ll returned the bottle immediately...i am a big a*men fan, i had them all, the coffe scent which don´t impress me too...ice men - its amazing WOW!
to me the malt one, is totally in the background, nobody think that i have a scent on me, all my friends find this one boring and sweet. when i wear my a*men, i get compliments the whole time, most womans, and the ice men is everybodys darling here in germany... Yes, the B*men isso much better than malt...
to the coffee scent...this scent is also weak, no one says anything when i put it on... but i love coffe scents!! everytime i put on my New Haarlem - everything around me goes crazy and smell the coffee thing, but the angel coffee no comment..
A*Men classic and New Haarlem Bond9 are the best gourmands out there, the rochas smells like the axe dark temptation, hte coffee is down, only sweet musk with subtle choclate...for me a semi gourmand
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When two people go for a high five while in the air, whether they are jumping (the most common), or skydiving.
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A lowtech version of the wifive which occurs when two individuals are too far apart to make 'skin to skin' high five contact.
When a friend scores a touchdown at the other end of the park and you can't be arsed running down to congratulate him - "Skyfive Terrell Owens"
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Sounds very interesting. I'd really like to try this as my NAS server which will also transcode some videos
Phoronix: Parallella: Low-Cost Linux Multi-Core Computing
Parallella is an attempt to make Linux parallel computing easier and is advertised as a "supercomputer for everyone", but will it come to fruition?..
Sounds very interesting. I'd really like to try this as my NAS server which will also transcode some videos
Thanks for the heads up.
Yeah... "Expected to be on the Parallella computer is a Zynq-7010 Dual-core ARM A9 CPU, an Epiphany Multi-core Accelerator, 1GB of RAM, USB 2.0 support, Gigabit Ethernet,"
Supercomputing... you keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.
I imagine the readers here will like the detailed reference manuals.
There is also this which is a bit lighter to read http://www.adapteva.com/news/adaptev...ps-less-watts/
Anyone tested galium3d on that thing?
It is certainly a moving target. I remember Apple marketing some PowerPC computers with the term as well, but likely the best comparison we can bring up is in flops/W to actual current day supercomputers. Those seem to hover about 2.1Gflops/W (and that model is #1 of top500 as well). The Epiphany IV 64-core processor is advertised as 100Gflops (peak) with 2W power consumption (max), placing it at nearly 50Gflops/W; but obviously you need a power supply, memory and so on, so it's more appropriate to check the whole board. That has a quoted typical consumption of 5W, so if we bump that up by 2W, and then factor in a pessimistic 80% efficient power supply, we get 11.4Gflops/W. It's certainly in the ballpark, though you'd need thousands of them to make a true supercomputer. The base model (16 cores) has the same power consumption, so just divide by 4.
I don't see what this product is good for. Is it parallel computing just for the sake of it? 90 GFLOPS @ 5 watts is good I suppose, but it's not enough if you really need to do heavy calculations. In that case the 5 watts doesn't matter that much. Also, the 1 GB of RAM is a joke for anything but the most trivial tasks. Then what good is 64 cores?
Speaking of 64 cores, few problems scale linearly with cores. This means that the actual performance will be way less than the theoretical 90 GFLOPS.
This is a solution in search of a problem.
I guess you're going to be able to mine bitcoins with it quite efficiently.
Something I can agree on; it is in search of problems. That's why we want it priced at a point where people start thinking about using it.
You're here apparently stating that there is a class "heavy calculations" consistently requiring more than 1GB RAM and where power is not an issue. I disagree with the implicit claim that this is the only set where a considerably parallel processor is an advantage; for instance, it rules out real-time low-latency video processing.


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Product Detail
Product Description | bioMerieux BacT/ALERT Control Module, catalog number 210148, Industrial instrument The product is most commonly used to isolate and recover specimens drawn from adult and older pediatric patients that are acutely ill with signs and symptoms suggestive of blood stream infection, which can be due to a variety of sources including lung, abdomen, urinary tract, endovascular, and skin. |
Recall Number | Z-0318-2013 |
Classification | Class II |
Code Info | Identified by B.40 firmware |
Product Distributed Qty | 2 modules |
Reason For Recall | The product may mislabel patient information on culture specimen bottles due to a software miscommunication. |
Event Detail
Event Id | 63467 |
Product Type | Devices |
Status | Ongoing |
Recalling Firm | Biomerieux Inc |
City | Hazelwood |
State | MO | Country | US |
Voluntary / Mandated | Voluntary: Firm Initiated |
Recall Initiation Date | 2012-10-16 |
Initial Firm Notification of Consignee or Public | |
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