MOVIES I MISSED

Ann, I've never met anyone who has seen Attack of the Killer Tomatoes either! I just love the title, though.

The Spy Who Came in from the Warmth.

Dear Ann,
Funny you should mention The Killer Tomato Movie. The sequel is being made on my farm right now~ Of course it is called The Return of The Killer Tomatoes. It stars Justin Wilsong, a large green tomato who is having a spicy love affair with a tomatillo in the next row over. She is a saucy little thing with no morals at all. She hangs around close to the ground watching for stray "hotties" of the Pepper Clan. In the end, Justin Wilsong gets all red in the face and tells her to rot in her rotten little row for all he cares!!!.

I wish you could all be here to see the wonderful direction by the famous Alonzo Conswella Domigo Raphael Paublito George Angina Smith. He is wonderful!! He gets a little stewed once in a while, but that just adds to his charm.

Love,
Betty

Betty, I'd love to watch this plot "thicken."

Way to go Betty.

Good title, Shelagh, where's the rest of it?

What happens to the tomatoes when they get stewed?

They begin to weep big red tears but the celery and onion and pepper stands by them along side of the garlic (a stalwart of strength) and tries to get them to have a little backbone. Time goes on and they simmer down by and by. They realize that being stewed once in a while never hurt anyone. They have a better character in the end and can smile again and go on with life, a changed tomato.

Love,
Betty

E. Don Harpe wrote:

Way to go Betty.

Good title, Shelagh, where's the rest of it?

This is a very old film based on the book by John Paul and Mary. The star of the film has gone for a Burton in this thriller from Irving Berlin. The female lead is in full Bloom as she is shot down at the end of the film trying to cross the wall of fire that provides all the heat and warmth. The film's star, not prepared to be upstaged, walks through the wall of flames and, in doing so, he joins her fate.

Shelagh wrote:

What happens to the tomatoes when they get stewed?

I don't know about tomatoes but I usually have a hangover in the morning.

Shelagh wrote:

E. Don Harpe wrote:

Way to go Betty.

Good title, Shelagh, where's the rest of it?

This is a very old film based on the book by John Paul and Mary. The star of the film has gone for a Burton in this thriller from Irving Berlin. The female lead is in full Bloom as she is shot down at the end of the film trying to cross the wall of fire that provides all the heat and warmth. The film's star, not prepared to be upstaged, walks through the wall of flames and, in doing so, he joins her fate.

On the other side of the wall of flames he saw her coming toward him in a cloud of purple chiffon singing, "When a body meet a body, comin' through the rye." ...his tears clouded his vision just long enough for her vision to be gone. Did he really see what he thought he saw? Only his heart knew for sure.
Love,
Betty

Don't miss the sequel to the John Paul, Mary and Betty spy thriller romance. Coming soon from the studios of Ed Onharpe Productions Ltd.

Shelagh, you are too cool!

Love,
Betty

One of my favoite movies of all time was "Abadaba Doolittle and the Foarty Paevers"

It was a documentary set in the oldest of historic times, even before medicine shows. Most of the actors were unknowns even to this day, but that PBS show still lingers in the minds of many and well it should.

Abadaba tried his best to avoid history altogether. He did as little as he could, never stood up in a big wind, but the Forarty would have none of it. They drew him out and put him before the out of town magistrate who was the biggest wind in the west. Did he stand a chance of escape? Did he get out of town before sunset? Ah! Those are the questions anyone would want to answer. .

Perhaps if you donate at the 150 dollar level you can find out the answers to these and other questions. For 10 dollars you get the 10 dollar answer to What did Abadaba do?

Love,
Betty

What do I get for a dollar?

You get 10 seconds of the Abracadabra Waddle played by Mitch the Bitch Diller and his ensemble as seen on the Grand Ol' Opry in 1951.

A dollar well spent!

Love,
Betty

Okay, what do I get for 50c?

Nothing--you deleted my best post--Boo hoo. I will go to recovery right now and weep and wail and gnash my teeth.

I feel like I missed something.

For ten cents, you get a dance with the partner of your choice. No knees in secret places, no body contact and no stepping on toes.

Dips are optional. Drinks are homemade.

Love,
Betty

Sounds like I would get my 50c worth. I would chose Dick but he has two left feet. I'll go with his alter ego, Robert Redford, instead.

I have always loved Dick's altered ego, too. I thought it was Humphry Bogart.

Kevin Costner played the sequel.

If I had green eyes, well that is another .....

Why is Alice in the recovery room?

Love,
Betty

She is far too clever. But she'll recover.

Betty Fasig wrote:

I have always loved Dick's altered ego, too. I thought it was Humphry Bogart.

Kevin Costner played the sequel.

If I had green eyes, well that is another .....

Why is Alice in the recovery room?

Love,
Betty

Humphry Bogart? Didn't he star in A Freak Can Scream with katy Heartburn? I loved that film.

Alice is being pampered by Marie.

Dear Shelagh,
That was the movie, The Afganistan Dream. It was not Kate Heartburn, but Latrine Recalle that played the part of the barmaid that was the star.

I am glad that Marie is with Alice.

Love,
Betty

She went bonkers.

Betty Fasig wrote:

Dear Shelagh,
That was the movie, The Afganistan Dream. It was not Kate Heartburn, but Latrine Recalle that played the part of the barmaid that was the star.

I am glad that Marie is with Alice.

Love,
Betty

Latrine Recalle was not in The Afganistan Dream she was in To Half and Half Knot based on the novel by Ernie Heninway. She blew the whistle on Sven Moregon, who was working for the French Remittance, smuggling people on his phishing boat.