Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2005 2:44 pm
Even though I am decidedly not in the target audience, I still really liked Ice Princess (although I'm sure some of that had to do with the Buffy connection).
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Posted: Fri Aug 05, 2005 5:50 pm
well, actually is a good movie, kinda sad after the competition scene,but a good one
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 5:53 pm
Bump but anyway some of the things I am Guilty of but love are......
Desperate Housewives
VeggieTales
Most things with or about Disney
Pooh
UD (
sorry guys but it became a guilty pleasure when I would say I was a part of it and people whould make jokes)
Nick shows
Boston Legal
Harry Potter (Books and movies)
Joey
Will & Grace
Reba (show and singing (but I dont own any of her CDs)
When around older persons: The new SNL
When around peers:The old SNL
Jimmy Fallon (movies and SNL I dont own his CD)
Star Wars (and the Ewok films and the Clone Wars)
Regis Philbin (most every thing he does and yes I mean his 3 CDs too (but I do not own them))
Sex Comedies (American Pie, 40 Year old Vergin, The Girl Next Door, Wedding Crashers, ect.)
Desperate Housewives
VeggieTales
Most things with or about Disney
Pooh
UD (
sorry guys but it became a guilty pleasure when I would say I was a part of it and people whould make jokes)Nick shows
Boston Legal
Harry Potter (Books and movies)
Joey
Will & Grace
Reba (show and singing (but I dont own any of her CDs)
When around older persons: The new SNL
When around peers:The old SNL
Jimmy Fallon (movies and SNL I dont own his CD)
Star Wars (and the Ewok films and the Clone Wars)
Regis Philbin (most every thing he does and yes I mean his 3 CDs too (but I do not own them))
Sex Comedies (American Pie, 40 Year old Vergin, The Girl Next Door, Wedding Crashers, ect.)
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 6:01 pm
Bonne Bell lipgloss
American Idol- I like to see the bad singers who think they are good.
Mulan II
Ricky Martin-although I STILL can't listen to the song "She Bangs" without busting out laughing.
American Idol- I like to see the bad singers who think they are good.
Mulan II
Ricky Martin-although I STILL can't listen to the song "She Bangs" without busting out laughing.
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 6:17 pm
One word: Myspace
Everytime I have internet access, this is always the third or second site I go to. Though I'm trying to not be so addicted to it anymore. It really is all a waste of time. (I have to admit that sometimes it can really be useful!)
Everytime I have internet access, this is always the third or second site I go to. Though I'm trying to not be so addicted to it anymore. It really is all a waste of time. (I have to admit that sometimes it can really be useful!)
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 6:21 pm
Here are mine currently:
Everybody Loves Raymond: I know the majority of this site hates this show, but I love it! Watched almost every episode, read Ramono's book, have the cast's autograph, own Season 2 on DVD etc. In fact I even think it's a better show than the lame "Friends"! Okay I'll stop there considering I'll get avoided by everyone for a week for saying that!
Most things animated: What can I say, I'm an animation nut! Most people my age think cartoons are just for kids! Whenever I hear that I just want to burst out in an arguement!
Star Wars: Hey what can I say? Huge Star Wars fan! I even love the prequels!
UD: I go on this site TOO much I can tell you that. Now that school started, I'm going on it less, but I really need to get to work!
Candy: I really shouldn't eat my presents too fast, but I usually can't help it!
Music: Well, the more old-school music! I listen to stuff like: Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, The Doors etc. I can't even name 5 people who work in the music industry currently! That's how poor I am! I don't usually tell people what I listen too because they'd probably say, "Ha, that's what my Dad listens too"!
Everybody Loves Raymond: I know the majority of this site hates this show, but I love it! Watched almost every episode, read Ramono's book, have the cast's autograph, own Season 2 on DVD etc. In fact I even think it's a better show than the lame "Friends"! Okay I'll stop there considering I'll get avoided by everyone for a week for saying that!
Most things animated: What can I say, I'm an animation nut! Most people my age think cartoons are just for kids! Whenever I hear that I just want to burst out in an arguement!
Star Wars: Hey what can I say? Huge Star Wars fan! I even love the prequels!
UD: I go on this site TOO much I can tell you that. Now that school started, I'm going on it less, but I really need to get to work!
Candy: I really shouldn't eat my presents too fast, but I usually can't help it!
Music: Well, the more old-school music! I listen to stuff like: Bob Dylan, Johnny Cash, The Doors etc. I can't even name 5 people who work in the music industry currently! That's how poor I am! I don't usually tell people what I listen too because they'd probably say, "Ha, that's what my Dad listens too"!
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 7:28 pm
Violin technique, violin concerti, violin repetoire (basically anything related to classical music and violin)
xanga
Philosophy
Soul Calibur II and Jedi Outcast: Jedi Academy
xanga
Philosophy
Soul Calibur II and Jedi Outcast: Jedi Academy
Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2006 10:01 pm
Five words: you're the man now dog!
Favorite YTMND's:
Indiana Jones can't stop the rock
AH AH AH. YOU DIDN'T SAY THE MAGIC WORD.
Chunk addresses Congress
Kahn finds Waldo
OH - SNAP
Whoa- Whoa- Whoa
Conan... SUMMONS A FIRE SPIRIT
Probably get yelled at for this, but...
Just Keep Swiming through Katrina
Favorite YTMND's:
Indiana Jones can't stop the rock
AH AH AH. YOU DIDN'T SAY THE MAGIC WORD.
Chunk addresses Congress
Kahn finds Waldo
OH - SNAP
Whoa- Whoa- Whoa
Conan... SUMMONS A FIRE SPIRIT
Probably get yelled at for this, but...
Just Keep Swiming through Katrina
Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2006 6:08 am
how is star wars a guilty pleasure?
How are animated movies a guilty pleasure?
How is thing with or about disney a guilty pleasure?
If you like it, and their is nothing moraaly wrong about it you should not feel guily.
How are animated movies a guilty pleasure?
How is thing with or about disney a guilty pleasure?
If you like it, and their is nothing moraaly wrong about it you should not feel guily.
Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2006 1:51 pm
Plan 9 From Outer Space.
"Inspector Clay has killed, murder. And somebody is responsible."
"Inspector Clay has killed, murder. And somebody is responsible."
Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2006 4:06 pm
Yeah, but the whole reason why it would be a guilty pleasure is because you partake in it knowing that someone you know (parents, friends etc.) would shake their head in disgust and/or laugh at you.GhostHost wrote:how is star wars a guilty pleasure?
How are animated movies a guilty pleasure?
How is thing with or about disney a guilty pleasure?
If you like it, and their is nothing moraaly wrong about it you should not feel guily.
Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2006 6:46 pm
Harry Potter Books
Posted: Thu Jan 05, 2006 7:36 pm
"Dallas"
Disney movies
"Desperate Housewives"
80's music
The National Geographic Channel
History books of any sort
Disney movies
"Desperate Housewives"
80's music
The National Geographic Channel
History books of any sort
Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2006 1:53 am
Ahh, an oldie but a goodie...
To start, guilty pleasures are things you enjoy (movies, tv, books, magazine, food, etc.) that you wouldn't readily admit to the world that you enjoy them. GP's are stuff that you don't like to say you enjoy, at least to people close to you, lest you suffer their teasing and their points and laughs. Or, of course, GP's are stuff you KNOW you'll get teased for for liking them, and you proudly proclaim it to the world (you know, like if someone went "Hey everyone! My guilty pleasure is watching Cinderella II every day of the week!")
Anyways, I don't wanna search the 5 pages to see what I listed before, so here's some off the top of my head:
Movies:
Movie Musicals - I have a soft spot for big splashy musicals with those long and drawn out dance sequences and a story that is always supported by at least 7 or 8 songs. I tried to get Kram and Jane to watch "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" once, and Jane hated it, and Kram only liked one number, but otherwise, I'm the only one in the family who truly loves big Hollywood musicals.
The Poseidon Adventure - a classic disaster flick from the 1970s that I get a kick out of watching, and still feel a lump in my throat when Shelley Winters dies...
The Girl Next Door - an awesomely bad teen sex comedy that has such a wacky plotline that you wonder why someone actually got paid to write it. But I still enjoy it from time to time.
TV Shows:
Beverly Hills 90210 and Melrose Place - What was the 90s without these Spelling soaps? I probably preferred 90210 over MP when I was younger, but these days, I'd rather watch MP over 90210. Can't wait for the day when I read that they finally come to DVD!
Titans - perhaps the worst of the primetime soaps (not that primetime soaps are bad, but if there were a best/worst spectrum, Titans would be closer to worst than best). I enjoyed every sizzling episode during its brief run on NBC in 2000.
Phil of the Future and The Suite Life of Zach and Cody - Two Disney Channel shows I don't like to announce I enjoy to people who still think I'm normal...
Books:
Tasteless Joke Books - yeah, you know those books. The ones with the dirty jokes and the really horrible stuff you'd never repeat to your parents unless they shared your humor. I really don't know why I'm drawn to them, it's like a secret whenever I read one at the bookstore. I always look around to see that no one's looking at me, and try to hide the name of the book if anyone walks by.
Great Illustrated Classics - I loved these books as a kid, and even though I've read the REAL versions of the classics, I still like to pick up one of the Great Illustrated Classics and read it, just for old times sake. Also, they're great bathroom books, since it doesn't take long to read them. Half the book is illustrations, so you've got have the book read already! If not for GIC's, I never would have read the actual versions of A Christmas Carol, Pride and Prejudice, or The Count of Monte Cristo.
Things in General:
Fake Credit Cards - I've got this strange fascination for fake credit cards. You know, the ones you get in the mail from credit card companies asking you to sign up with them. I've got quite a collection, mainly from Capital One for some odd reason.
Receipts - Even thought I don't use them for tax purposes (not for another couple of years probably), I've probably saved every receipt of mine since 1995 or so, and have no other use for them other than a "I can't read what this says anymore!" or "So THAT'S when I bought IT!"
Escapay
To start, guilty pleasures are things you enjoy (movies, tv, books, magazine, food, etc.) that you wouldn't readily admit to the world that you enjoy them. GP's are stuff that you don't like to say you enjoy, at least to people close to you, lest you suffer their teasing and their points and laughs. Or, of course, GP's are stuff you KNOW you'll get teased for for liking them, and you proudly proclaim it to the world (you know, like if someone went "Hey everyone! My guilty pleasure is watching Cinderella II every day of the week!")
Anyways, I don't wanna search the 5 pages to see what I listed before, so here's some off the top of my head:
Movies:
Movie Musicals - I have a soft spot for big splashy musicals with those long and drawn out dance sequences and a story that is always supported by at least 7 or 8 songs. I tried to get Kram and Jane to watch "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" once, and Jane hated it, and Kram only liked one number, but otherwise, I'm the only one in the family who truly loves big Hollywood musicals.
The Poseidon Adventure - a classic disaster flick from the 1970s that I get a kick out of watching, and still feel a lump in my throat when Shelley Winters dies...
The Girl Next Door - an awesomely bad teen sex comedy that has such a wacky plotline that you wonder why someone actually got paid to write it. But I still enjoy it from time to time.
TV Shows:
Beverly Hills 90210 and Melrose Place - What was the 90s without these Spelling soaps? I probably preferred 90210 over MP when I was younger, but these days, I'd rather watch MP over 90210. Can't wait for the day when I read that they finally come to DVD!
Titans - perhaps the worst of the primetime soaps (not that primetime soaps are bad, but if there were a best/worst spectrum, Titans would be closer to worst than best). I enjoyed every sizzling episode during its brief run on NBC in 2000.
Phil of the Future and The Suite Life of Zach and Cody - Two Disney Channel shows I don't like to announce I enjoy to people who still think I'm normal...
Books:
Tasteless Joke Books - yeah, you know those books. The ones with the dirty jokes and the really horrible stuff you'd never repeat to your parents unless they shared your humor. I really don't know why I'm drawn to them, it's like a secret whenever I read one at the bookstore. I always look around to see that no one's looking at me, and try to hide the name of the book if anyone walks by.
Great Illustrated Classics - I loved these books as a kid, and even though I've read the REAL versions of the classics, I still like to pick up one of the Great Illustrated Classics and read it, just for old times sake. Also, they're great bathroom books, since it doesn't take long to read them. Half the book is illustrations, so you've got have the book read already! If not for GIC's, I never would have read the actual versions of A Christmas Carol, Pride and Prejudice, or The Count of Monte Cristo.
Things in General:
Fake Credit Cards - I've got this strange fascination for fake credit cards. You know, the ones you get in the mail from credit card companies asking you to sign up with them. I've got quite a collection, mainly from Capital One for some odd reason.
Receipts - Even thought I don't use them for tax purposes (not for another couple of years probably), I've probably saved every receipt of mine since 1995 or so, and have no other use for them other than a "I can't read what this says anymore!" or "So THAT'S when I bought IT!"
Escapay
Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2006 10:00 pm
I don't know if I've already posting anything in this thread, and I'm to cold to look through it (that's right, too cold), so I'll just post/repost a list now.
My guilty pleasures are...
- Pretty much any anime (That's an embarrassment lightning rod at my school)
- Desperate Housewives (sometimes)
- Posting on internet forums (Not just UD, don't worry)
- Winnie the Pooh
Ever start a post thinking you had a big list and then realize that it wasn't as big as you thought it would be?
My guilty pleasures are...
- Pretty much any anime (That's an embarrassment lightning rod at my school)
- Desperate Housewives (sometimes)
- Posting on internet forums (Not just UD, don't worry)
- Winnie the Pooh
Ever start a post thinking you had a big list and then realize that it wasn't as big as you thought it would be?
Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2006 3:19 am
Airports 
Also Disney music. I know all of you will cry out that I shouldn't be ashamed, but you should all try blaring a Disney princess song or something in a college dorm while everyone else on your floor is blaring Uncle Cracker or Lincoln Park or R Kelly or rap or punk or nsync.
Also Disney music. I know all of you will cry out that I shouldn't be ashamed, but you should all try blaring a Disney princess song or something in a college dorm while everyone else on your floor is blaring Uncle Cracker or Lincoln Park or R Kelly or rap or punk or nsync.
Posted: Sun Jan 08, 2006 9:42 am
Kram Nebuer wrote:Also Disney music. I know all of you will cry out that I shouldn't be ashamed, but you should all try blaring a Disney princess song or something in a college dorm while everyone else on your floor is blaring Uncle Cracker or Lincoln Park or R Kelly or rap or punk or nsync.
Been there. I managed to win over (sorta) my suitemates with Disney music and AG by the end. I'm through with dorms now, though- hooray! (Well, I sort of miss them...)-Aaron
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 3:13 pm
Any move that stars Raquel Welch! Lately, it's been Hannie Caulder. I'm currently transfering my WS LD to anamorphic WS DVD on this title.
Ahhh... A labor of love.
TLK
Ahhh... A labor of love.
TLK
GP
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 5:26 pm
My guilty pleasures.....
some to numerous to name but here's a few.
Six Feet Under - I don't know what must of you think of this show but I watched the first season on DVD an just fell in love (must be the mortician in Me:)
Anything Disney - overstated but in my family they think I'm nuts
classical music - try telling my generation that you like this stuff my favorite... Pachabells Canon in "D" ... Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring... (I play for weddings on occasion)
Books - I have been reading College level material since I was 11 (History Anyone?) I love fiction too much and that is probably my most guilty pleasure next to CSI........
some to numerous to name but here's a few.
Six Feet Under - I don't know what must of you think of this show but I watched the first season on DVD an just fell in love (must be the mortician in Me:)
Anything Disney - overstated but in my family they think I'm nuts
classical music - try telling my generation that you like this stuff my favorite... Pachabells Canon in "D" ... Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring... (I play for weddings on occasion)
Books - I have been reading College level material since I was 11 (History Anyone?) I love fiction too much and that is probably my most guilty pleasure next to CSI........
Posted: Mon Jan 09, 2006 5:52 pm
Kram, I know why you enjoy them, but you're leaving everyone else in the dark as to why your guilty pleasure is airports!Kram Nebuer wrote:Airports
Escapay