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[Rodzinski]

Let’s flip this!

[Rodzinski]

Hello 8!

[George]

Does peanut butter have a lot of carbs? And what DOESN'T have a lot of damn carbs?

Meat and cheese.

[George]

Does peanut butter have a lot of carbs? And what DOESN'T have a lot of damn carbs?

I think many cheeses are low carb.

What Fred said.

[George]

Does peanut butter have a lot of carbs? And what DOESN'T have a lot of damn carbs?

Eating peanuts is better than eating peanut butter unless you buy it without sugar.

I (usually) only get Adam's All-Natural with just peanuts and salt.  I like theirs better than any other "natural" peanut butter.

[George]

Hello, Rodzinski.

[John G.]

Starting The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, which I have never seen before. But that Michael Powell documentary made me want to watch it.

It took me a couple of viewings to totally warm up to that one, but warm up to it I did. I had never seen it till about ten years ago when one of the really good projectionists who posts on Home Theater Forum ran a pristine 35mm print in a lovely old theeder. That was a great introduction to it, but I watched the Blu-ray at home a couple of times shortly thereafter to thoroughly digest it. It's time to do it again because even now, a couple of moments shown in the documentary didn't look familiar enough to me!

What an emotional wow that movie was. Just about perfect. I can't watch it again so soon, but I want to watch the commentary with Michael Powell and Martin Scorsese.

[Rodzinski]

Hey, G! And John G!

[Rodzinski]

And 3 guests!

[John G.]

Hi, Rodz!

[John G.]

Hi, George!

[John G.]

At the end of his introduction to Blimp, Scorsese tells the story that before filming Powell was told by the government not to make it and if he did, he would never be knighted. He made the film. He never was knighted.

[Jane]

Does peanut butter have a lot of carbs? And what DOESN'T have a lot of damn carbs?

Eating peanuts is better than eating peanut butter unless you buy it without sugar.

I (usually) only get Adam's All-Natural with just peanuts and salt.  I like theirs better than any other "natural" peanut butter.

Do you need to stir it?

[Freddie]

People are funny and I'll just leave it at that.

Is "People are funny" a euphemism for "People are awful"

I waited to see if someone asked the question-lol

[Jane]

Starting The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, which I have never seen before. But that Michael Powell documentary made me want to watch it.

It took me a couple of viewings to totally warm up to that one, but warm up to it I did. I had never seen it till about ten years ago when one of the really good projectionists who posts on Home Theater Forum ran a pristine 35mm print in a lovely old theeder. That was a great introduction to it, but I watched the Blu-ray at home a couple of times shortly thereafter to thoroughly digest it. It's time to do it again because even now, a couple of moments shown in the documentary didn't look familiar enough to me!

What an emotional wow that movie was. Just about perfect. I can't watch it again so soon, but I want to watch the commentary with Michael Powell and Martin Scorsese.

I just watched the trailer on IMDB.  Is this a comedy?

[singdaw]

DR singdaw, did you watch Eloise at Christmastime?

I did! It was fun. Thanks for the prod.

[John G.]

Starting The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp, which I have never seen before. But that Michael Powell documentary made me want to watch it.

It took me a couple of viewings to totally warm up to that one, but warm up to it I did. I had never seen it till about ten years ago when one of the really good projectionists who posts on Home Theater Forum ran a pristine 35mm print in a lovely old theeder. That was a great introduction to it, but I watched the Blu-ray at home a couple of times shortly thereafter to thoroughly digest it. It's time to do it again because even now, a couple of moments shown in the documentary didn't look familiar enough to me!

What an emotional wow that movie was. Just about perfect. I can't watch it again so soon, but I want to watch the commentary with Michael Powell and Martin Scorsese.

I just watched the trailer on IMDB.  Is this a comedy?

At times, but not always

[John G.]

Made some chicken noodle soup

[singdaw]

 

[John G.]

You use a smiley face for that? That's nothing to smile about.

[bk]

So, eating nothing but meat and cheese is somehow supposed to be HEALTHY and good for you???

[bk]

Really?

[bk]

I understand that's the Keto way, but every time I've done Keto I feel LOUSY.

[George]

Hi, George!

Hi, John!

[George]

Does peanut butter have a lot of carbs? And what DOESN'T have a lot of damn carbs?

Eating peanuts is better than eating peanut butter unless you buy it without sugar.

I (usually) only get Adam's All-Natural with just peanuts and salt.  I like theirs better than any other "natural" peanut butter.

Do you need to stir it?

Yes, and I don't mind that.

[bk]

Just got a streaming screener code so I think that will be my viewing for this evening.

[George]

So, eating nothing but meat and cheese is somehow supposed to be HEALTHY and good for you???

That's the keto concept.  If you stop eating carbs, your body will start using your body's fat as fuel instead.

[George]

Just got a streaming screener code so I think that will be my viewing for this evening.

Which movie?

[Jane]

You use a smiley face for that? That's nothing to smile about.

[Jane]

So, eating nothing but meat and cheese is somehow supposed to be HEALTHY and good for you???

You are not supposed to eat nothing but meat and cheese.  Blueberries are a good fruit to eat, and of course you need veggies.