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Harry Potter Is Growing Up

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I thought he was at least 20-21? Maybe I'm getting a little prudish, but isn't he a bit young to be playing Equus?
And to the parent that won't let their kids see any more of his movies; Get over it. They'll go see them without you. And I hope they do.
 
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DKA, isn't the blood rushing to your head yet? (Your tar) :funn:
 
DKA, isn't the blood rushing to your head yet? (Your tar) :funn:

Thank you for clarifying the last part (tar). It certainly wasn't about D.R's M.N's. I'm glad you and me and triple b are having fun with this.

I'm not a parent. But if I were, I wouldn't let my 17 year old do Equus. He's only shirtless for the most part throughout, no big deal. But there is that one "small" scene....

And the news about Dakota Fanning's movie broke my heart. Usually I would reserve judgement till I actually saw the movie, but I won't even be able to watch the movie.

I may not have kids, but I have a gazillion neices and nephews through blood and friendship, and am quite protective of them. But I wouldn't deprive anyone from watching Harry Potter the character because of what Danielle Radcliffe the actor has done.

The Harry Potter series is the best thing that has happened to literature in decades. It has people young and old reading again.

I just think DR's parent's and bizness manager should be bopped in the head. I really did think he was early twenty something. But alas, look at all the publicity its getting.

Mango, you're right, the blood is rushing to my head. And I'm sober. Maybe that's the problem. I'm out of my element. I need a hot toddy.
 
why not let "harry" do his thing, and let's not compare him with our own children who are not even close to being in his "shoes"....


You're right. I'm starting to sound like one of the types of people that usually get on my nerves. I have a cure for that. Its in the microwave now.

It an Irish coffee mug:
4 oz water
1.5 oz Southern Comfort
1 tsp butter
1 cinnamon stick
1 clove
1 slice lemon

I'll be back to my old self in a few minutes. Or a few cocktails.
 
You're right. I'm starting to sound like one of the types of people that usually get on my nerves. I have a cure for that. Its in the microwave now.

It an Irish coffee mug:
4 oz water
1.5 oz Southern Comfort
1 tsp butter
1 cinnamon stick
1 clove
1 slice lemon

I'll be back to my old self in a few minutes. Or a few cocktails.

:floor: ;-) :blush: :idontno: :D dka, please come back. :D :wub: :bang: :biggrin:

OK, I'm back. On the above recipe; it looked good in print. After performing extensive research, it has occurred to me it would be better with one less ingredient.

The water.:biggrin:

What I needed was a good old fashioned whiskey, honey and lemon. But I don't have any honey. So instead of sticking my finger in it to sweeten it, I added a teaspoon of sugar.

In the words of Mary Poppins "Just a spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down..." She's right. It worked.
 
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why not let "harry" do his thing, and let's not compare him with our own children who are not even close to being in his "shoes"....

good point toots ! i thought he looked quite handsome and grown up. and my nephew is turning into a future nudist colony owner - he hates clothes....
 
OK, I'm back. On the above recipe; it looked good in print. After performing extensive research, it has occurred to me it would be better with one less ingredient.

The water.:biggrin:

What I needed was a good old fashioned whiskey, honey and lemon. But I don't have any honey. So instead of sticking my finger in it to sweeten it, I added a teaspoon of sugar.

In the words of Mary Poppins "Just a spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down..." She's right. It worked.


yucky.
 
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