Ok, I need to know, who the heck put "Steel Magnolias" at the top of my queue?
This is absolutely one of the cruelest tricks you can play on a guy. I intentionally moved "Hancock" to the top just the other day as I wanted to play it on my new Blu-Ray this weekend. Now I'm stuck as Netflix has already sent me THAT e-mail stating "for Thursday" here comes a smooshy gooshy chick flick.....so let's list the suspects....
Bren - Most likely - She occasionally taps into my Netflix account to search new DVDs and likes to add such hits as the "Cheetah Girls" and "HS Musical Uno, Dos and Tres." The fact that she chose a grown-up movie makes it less likely, but perhaps she heard about this "movie" from an older female friend or relative.
Mom MD - Slightly less likely - She rarely goes into my queue, but I know she likes this type of movie. After I rented "Leatherheads" and "The House Bunny" I suppose she has good cause to question my choice of flicks.
Both - Possible - I can't rule this out. Once in awhile, they do talk and agree on something.
A triplet - Not possible - The little ones don't know how to use the computer.
Reinventing Dad - Uh, NO way, Impossible - not even in my weakest hour.
I wanted to point out to the person or persons responsible for this outrageous act that I have "Mamma Mia" and "Vicky Christina Barcelona" in the queue (& near the top I might add). I also did sit and watch the Hallmark made-for-TV movie "Loving Leah" last Sunday even though I know I could have found something more educational on the Science or History Channels!
So this is a house mystery like the case of the broken Pottery Barn clock a few years back (no ONE confessed). This time, however, I believe with fewer suspects, we will know the truth real soon - I'll let you know.
11 comments:
Loving Leah was decent but you should have watched The Last Templar. That movie was great!
I hope that you can mete out a fair but brutally appropriate punishment.
Very funny!
Hey it could have been "Mystic Pizza", "Pretty Woman" (basically anything with Julia Roberts) or "Titanic". Consider yourself lucky!
Michelle - I know I know...not sure why I didn't watch the Last Templar
FM - Yep, corporal punishment is in order.
Don - This is true...I liked the historic side of "Titanic"
Perhaps you should call Colombo, he'll solve the case.
What was wrong with House Bunny? True, I have the same sense of humor as a 14 year old boy at times but I liked it.
Get yourself some brownie points and try to make it through Steel Magnolias. For extra, hand your wife tissue during the sad part!
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Enjoy the kids
I love me some Steel Magnolias. I mean where can you go wrong with a movie that has the line "I'm not crazy, I've just been a very bad mood for the last 40 years!"
Sorry that last comment was mine...forgot to switch accts.
Ha! I just did a blog on the whole Queue problem. My issue is the teenage boy. He hangs around in that darn queue just a little too much thus we have plenty of graphic novels turned movies to view.
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