Follow Ups Full Thread

Topic - The three best directors working today are hardly known. - tinear 06:05:50 11/24/05 (19)

• Re: you guys are really just too ingroup (and outgroup) here - chris e. 02:52:43 11/28/05 (1)
• Please don't go.... - Harmonia 10:03:42 11/28/05 (0)
• While one wisely makes a policy of not discussing things with rude people, one does also sometimes make an exception. - clarkjohnsen 08:20:12 11/25/05 (6)
• Majestatic impersonals are frequently used by ordinary people to hide a lack of stamina and commitment ...(nt) - orejones 10:44:33 11/26/05 (0)
• "Waiter, the smallest fly swatter you have and quickly, please!" - tinear 10:50:46 11/25/05 (2)
• Context?? Context??? - jamesgarvin 15:59:08 11/29/05 (0)
• I think Shirley took the day off. But we can find a substitute for you [!] NT - Guy 03:36:47 11/26/05 (0)
• That response is perfect. Would "hyprocrite" be appropriate?nt - jamesgarvin 10:04:51 11/25/05 (1)
• Yes, and when caught in flagrante delicto, he swings out aimlessly, as above. Richly amusing! nt - clarkjohnsen 08:35:06 11/26/05 (0)
• Re: I hope they don't paint with your size of brush...;0) (nt) - Jeff Starrs 12:04:15 11/24/05 (4)
• Raphael, Rembrandt, Rothko... that's their brush size. nt - tinear 04:58:27 11/25/05 (3)
• Rothko did not have brush... he used pain roller (nt) - Victor Khomenko 06:45:09 11/25/05 (2)
• Not so. Rothko used (in the color-field paintings) - tinear 07:34:31 11/25/05 (0)
• Re: Is that a russian thing? - Jeff Starrs 06:47:30 11/25/05 (0)
• LOL! Looks like you are gonna get more lumps than you asked for! - Victor Khomenko 10:08:41 11/24/05 (0)
• You mean "The three best directors..." in your opinion? - grantv 09:40:11 11/24/05 (0)
• If I live to be 10,000 years old... - EBerlin 09:07:59 11/24/05 (2)
• Re: Well Einstein & Newton where the best...------ - patrickU 10:04:59 11/24/05 (0)
• There is competition in just about all human endeavors. It is a fun - tinear 09:36:18 11/24/05 (0)

Follow Ups

• That response is perfect. Would "hyprocrite" be appropriate?nt - jamesgarvin 10:04:51 11/25/05 (1)
• Yes, and when caught in flagrante delicto, he swings out aimlessly, as above. Richly amusing! nt - clarkjohnsen 08:35:06 11/26/05 (0)