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[ChasSmith]

Another question:

I was telling someone about having seen The Thomas Crown Affair last night, and they asked what other films of that period utilized that wacky tiling system of showing multiple shots or scenes at once on the screen? I know there are other examples, and it's killing me that I can't come up with one.

Edit:  I don't mean simple split screen, which goes at least as far back as Pillow Talk. Brian De Palma is one who was big on that in his thrillers. I'm talking about multiple tiled images of various sizes moving around on a black background.

[John G.]

What is Maunjaro?

A diabetes med that causes weight loss.

[John G.]

Ask your doctor, Vixmom.

[John G.]

Another question:

I was telling someone about having seen The Thomas Crown Affair last night, and they asked what other films of that period utilized that wacky tiling system of showing multiple shots or scenes at once on the screen? I know there are other examples, and it's killing me that I can't come up with one.

Edit:  I don't mean simple split screen, which goes at least as far back as Pillow Talk. Brian De Palma is one who was big on that in his thrillers. I'm talking about multiple tiled images of various sizes moving around on a black background.

Pillow Talk.

[Jane]

I don’t have to see the doctor again for six months. And I am cutting back on one drug.

Very good.

[Jane]

Blood numbers were better than they’ve ever been.

Excellent!

[Jane]

And thanks to the Maunjaro, I now weigh 177, far less than my pandemic 210 or my worst-ever 225.

Congratulations.  What is your goal?

[Jane]

There was snow at the gym this morning while almost nothing here.

[Jane]

Keith was sweet and dropped me off at the front door before parking.

[Jane]

And he picked me up at the door.

[Jane]

I never had to put my bulky break-away pants on over my shorts.

[Jane]

We did have to leave early though as Keith forgot his tablet.

[Jane]

I did most of my workout-just without two of my three miles I usually do on the treadmill.

[singdaw]

Thanks for all the sleuthing, BK. Sorry it's so messy!

[singdaw]

On This Day in 1983, the play Moose Murders flopped spectacularly on Broadway. Frank Rich wrote, "A visit to 'Moose Murders' is what will separate the connoisseurs of Broadway disaster from mere dilettantes for many moons to come."

[ChasSmith]

Another question:

I was telling someone about having seen The Thomas Crown Affair last night, and they asked what other films of that period utilized that wacky tiling system of showing multiple shots or scenes at once on the screen? I know there are other examples, and it's killing me that I can't come up with one.

Edit:  I don't mean simple split screen, which goes at least as far back as Pillow Talk. Brian De Palma is one who was big on that in his thrillers. I'm talking about multiple tiled images of various sizes moving around on a black background.

Pillow Talk.

That's what I was calling "simple split screen". I mean like this, with two or more scenes or camera shots represented...

[singdaw]

Well, it seems the folder has been emptied and we can post photos again.

Regarding DR John G.'s posting about bread the other day, a college friend of mine has been exploring bread baking during the pandemic. Here is one of his:

[John G.]

And thanks to the Maunjaro, I now weigh 177, far less than my pandemic 210 or my worst-ever 225.

Congratulations.  What is your goal?

I don’t have one since I haven’t been this skinny in 30 years. I’m down almost to a 32-inch waist.

[John G.]

Well, it seems the folder has been emptied and we can post photos again.

Regarding DR John G.'s posting about bread the other day, a college friend of mine has been exploring bread baking during the pandemic. Here is one of his:

That’s beautiful

[John G.]

But where’s the butter?

[John G.]

Another question:

I was telling someone about having seen The Thomas Crown Affair last night, and they asked what other films of that period utilized that wacky tiling system of showing multiple shots or scenes at once on the screen? I know there are other examples, and it's killing me that I can't come up with one.

Edit:  I don't mean simple split screen, which goes at least as far back as Pillow Talk. Brian De Palma is one who was big on that in his thrillers. I'm talking about multiple tiled images of various sizes moving around on a black background.

Pillow Talk.

That's what I was calling "simple split screen". I mean like this, with two or more scenes or camera shots represented...

I guess I’m saving my reading comprehension for work.

[John G.]

That’s my excuse and I am sticking with it.

[Jrand74]

Breakaway pants.

[singdaw]

 

[Jrand74]

The horns of a goat are WARM because they have blood flowing through them.....just so you know.

[singdaw]

A little song,
A little dance,
A little seltzer
Down your pants.

[Jrand74]

What is the goat's favorite Irving Berlin song?

[Jrand74]

Ala-baaaaaaaaaaaaamy Bound.

[Jane]

Well, it seems the folder has been emptied and we can post photos again.

Regarding DR John G.'s posting about bread the other day, a college friend of mine has been exploring bread baking during the pandemic. Here is one of his:

That is very pretty.

[Jane]

And thanks to the Maunjaro, I now weigh 177, far less than my pandemic 210 or my worst-ever 225.

Congratulations.  What is your goal?

I don’t have one since I haven’t been this skinny in 30 years. I’m down almost to a 32-inch waist.

That's great.