Thread: All Things:Tim Burton

I'm sorry but there ain't nothing wrong with the Welsh panty dropper, and anyone who says otherwise got some 'splaining to do.

I didn't even know Tom Jones was Welsh until about 6 months ago.

Oh, and I love Mars Attacks! as well. I stop and watch it every single time it's on tv.

Originally Posted by mmmcammy

I didn't even know Tom Jones was Welsh until about 6 months ago.

Oh, and I love Mars Attacks! as well. I stop and watch it every single time it's on tv.

Me and the 'Q have a summer of BBQ'ing and A roadtrip to SDCC 2011 and I can GUARANTEE you that Tom FREAKING Jones will be an essential part of both. TOM JONES...FTW!

Tom Jones?

Wasn't that a Henry Fielding novel?

Only a nerd like me would make that reference.

Originally Posted by orpheus

Tom Jones?

Wasn't that a Henry Fielding novel?

Only a nerd like me would make that reference.

You think being a nerd makes you special???

We have all had an English Lit class now and again.

Originally Posted by jerseydevil

You think being a nerd makes you special???

We have all had an English Lit class now and again.

What's this about taking Lit Classes?

I read Tom Jones during the summer for fun! Yeah, I am special.

i tested out of english so i didn't take a single english class in college. i minored in french literature though so while i have no idea what the fielding reference implies, i can talk zola, duras, balzac and stendahl...

so has anyone actually gone to the lacma exhibit? i know blando mentioned there was a line for the non-advance ticketed people. i wonder how long the wait is to get in for pre-order people. i remember i took my parents to see the king tut exhibit at the lacma and we still had to wait in a LONG ASS line despite having bought the tickets ahead of time. i hope that's not the case with this...

Originally Posted by lunchbox

i tested out of english so i didn't take a single english class in college. i minored in french literature though so while i have no idea what the fielding reference implies, i can talk zola, duras, balzac and stendahl...

so has anyone actually gone to the lacma exhibit? i know blando mentioned there was a line for the non-advance ticketed people. i wonder how long the wait is to get in for pre-order people. i remember i took my parents to see the king tut exhibit at the lacma and we still had to wait in a LONG ASS line despite having bought the tickets ahead of time. i hope that's not the case with this...

OMG! I made a Balzac reference in class today!

I am such a nerd!