Fleuellen is offline Fleuellen Post #1  January 14,2010, 4:48am
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Breakfast at Tiffany’s is one of my favourite films.Truman Capote’s novel that it so closely follows. I sometimes wish I was Paul 'Fred' Varjak. A gigolo, who lives down stairs from Audrey Hepburn (who turns up climbing though his window one night) and has a modest novel published to his name. The party scene is delightful. I can almost forgive the Japanese stereotyping so over played Micky Rooney. And Holly Golightly’s delightful line: "Of course, I can't really think of anything I've never done."


It’s a perfect “date movies”with Paul’s insightful concluding line for any courting couples:
 
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Can_I_just_be_Jo is offline Can_I_just_be_Jo Post #2  January 14,2010, 6:37am

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Well you don't know if your friends are going to say no until you ask them. If they do say no go from there. If they say yes, problem solved.
 
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So if I understand you got the one girl interested in going and because she has invited along a bunch of her friends you are going to back out?
 
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That may be my favorite movie. I would go but I am a girl and a bit too far away. I say present it to your male friends as a great way to meet single girls who are going to be in a romantic mood.
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Forget the friends, turn up in a wig and a dress and say you didn't want to feel left out.
 
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gothustartus wrote :
Forget the friends, turn up in a wig and a dress and say you didn't want to feel left out.
oh, thanks, gothustartus. I guess I'd expext that fom you.

But seriously I want some constructive advice. The girls could organise it themselves if they want. I'm redundant. I have mentioned the idea to a few more mates. Indifferance.

I also sence that women, will sort of precieve me, as well, less than manly.

It feels kinda hopeless.
 
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Nanette is offline Nanette Post #8  January 15,2010, 5:30am
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Breakfast at Tiffanys is probably my favorite movie.

I say go by yourself.
 
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Fleuellen is offline Fleuellen Post #9  January 15,2010, 5:40am
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Nanette wrote :
Breakfast at Tiffanys is probably my favorite movie.

I say go by yourself.
I have it on DVD anyway ...

I wanted group ... just not one where I'll feel the odd one out ...

... I'm now toying adding just one in paticuar ... don't know who yet ... but I got 2 weeks to decide ...

and telling one mate he is required to be there ... for me ... I helped him moved house recenty so he can do at least this.
 
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I guess you are from Melbourne (Grand Prix).

Invite everyone you know and tell them to bring someone. This movie is a cult icon. No one gives a rip about man-ly-ness, etc.

It is already not a date. Maybe you should plan a barbie at your place a week or so later and invite all the folks that show up to come- as well as others you know.

"Mate" - This isn't a BBQ - Don;t worry about the M/F ratio or who in going to pair up with who. Just enjoy it FFS.
 
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