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Oh Teh Noes wrote:

CosmoKramer wrote:

Oh Teh Noes wrote:

CosmoKramer wrote:Again, "... is dead', makes it into the title. I think, '... has died', sounds better.

It's sad, but saying "has died" won't bring him back.

Really? strawberry float.

Better leave it as is then.

lol sarcasm, lowest form of wit, etc.

You're such an anus most of the time.

I'm putting off my Breakfast Club watching until tomorrow.

CosmoKramer wrote:

Oh Teh Noes wrote:

CosmoKramer wrote:

Oh Teh Noes wrote:

CosmoKramer wrote:Again, "... is dead', makes it into the title. I think, '... has died', sounds better.

It's sad, but saying "has died" won't bring him back.

Really? strawberry float.

Better leave it as is then.

lol sarcasm, lowest form of wit, etc.

You're such an anus most of the time.

Oh Cosmo, y'big silly goose, I was only larking.

I hate it when people lark about and I'm not in on it.

Oh Teh Noes wrote:

CosmoKramer wrote:Again, "... is dead', makes it into the title. I think, '... has died', sounds better.

No, leave it as it is. Why must we sugarcoat things? It's a fact. John Hughes is dead. It's sad, but saying "has died" won't bring him back.

It's not a case of sugarcoating things, it sounds more respectful somehow. He'll always be dead from now on, but given that it's a very recent occurrence, 'has died' is much better. The finality of 'is dead' fits better when he's long since passed on.

Sad news. It's probably time I actually watch one of his films.

Hero of Canton wrote:

Oh Teh Noes wrote:

CosmoKramer wrote:Again, "... is dead', makes it into the title. I think, '... has died', sounds better.

No, leave it as it is. Why must we sugarcoat things? It's a fact. John Hughes is dead. It's sad, but saying "has died" won't bring him back.

It's not a case of sugarcoating things, it sounds more respectful somehow. He'll always be dead from now on, but given that it's a very recent occurrence, 'has died' is much better. The finality of 'is dead' fits better when he's long since passed on.

Hmm, I guess so. I've just never seen the point of mincing words. I hate "passed away" and "moved on" and other such euphemisms. Not to say that I'm heartless, but I just don't like euphemisms where death is concerned. Much better just to spit it out.

Poncho wrote:Sad news. It's probably time I actually watch one of his films.

Jesus strawberry floating christ.

Poncho wrote:Sad news. It's probably time I actually watch one of his films.

You've never seen Ferris Bueller's Day Off?

Cuttooth wrote:

Poncho wrote:Sad news. It's probably time I actually watch one of his films.

You've never seen Ferris Bueller's Day Off?

He's never seen Home Alone?!

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles & Uncle Buck, Poncho!

mummy strawberry floating BREAKFAST CLUB!

Skarjo wrote:mummy strawberry floating BREAKFAST CLUB!

I'm not a fan.

I said I'll probably starting watching his films. Give me a break.

Edit: Ferris what's-his-face has been added to my LoveFilm list.

I look forward to the 6/10 you give each of them.

I sang Don't You Forget About Me at karaoke last Saturday.

Must have been an omen.

Cuttooth wrote:

Skarjo wrote:mummy strawberry floating BREAKFAST CLUB!

I'm not a fan.

chalkitdown wrote:Did the man actually make a bad movie in his career? I don't think he did.

Curly Sue was gooseberry fool.

I haven't actually seen it.

Bud Clay wrote:

chalkitdown wrote:Did the man actually make a bad movie in his career? I don't think he did.

Curly Sue was ****.

take that back you sunovabitch!

Curly Sue FTW!