Friendship is....
posted by fatmammycat at 11:53 a.m.
Monday, August 04, 2008
About Me
- Name: fatmammycat
- Location: Ireland
I'm a bouncy, opinionated, messy haired marathon running (!) bibliophile. I wear high heels and have delightful ankles. I'm a devoted drinker. I want a French Bulldog puppy whom I shall call Batman and dress in capes on occasion. I would also like a pug, whom I shall name Mister Woo. He can remain capeless, but I will make sure he wears a diamante collar at all times. Both dogs will submit to repeated snorgling and high pitched squeals that only a dolphin would normally tolerate. I hate Reiki/psychics/mystics/frauds with all my liver. Also, I'm firmly against Jazz and poetry/poems/pomes/ peoms or any of that stuff. I believe in the healing power of ginger.
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17 Comments:
Sorry FMC, but whoever is dragging you to see this must hate you. There is no other logical explanation.
It does seem as though I'm being punished for something all right.
I am sorry, but suddenly the universe seems very very wrong.
It do, don't it? Right, off I go, maybe it won't be as bad as I think.
crikey that's enough to test even the strongest friendship......
I'm going to see it Wednesday - an all female group - as the partners refuse to come. Some of our group are seeing it for a second time, so it must be good. We will dance in the aisles. Looking forward to it - I love ABBA - best party music for getting everybody on the floor, even people who dance like locusts. Mamma Mia, how can I resist ya!
Everyone seems to be loving it:
http://forninepounds.blogspot.com/2008/07/my-new-religion.html
FMC, it could potentially be worse. where i grew up in buffalo, it was a live, dinner theatre production that required some serious audience participation....
My deepest sympathies... that a perfectly good friendship should die thusly is a terrible thing.
ABBA's not my cup of tea.
But Meryl Streep is almost always worth watching. I read that she really shakes it up here.
Just in, there were some cocktails involved, movie was quite funny and foot tappingly entertaining, Mizz Streep was AMAZING, that woman could sell me more hair if she wanted. Pierce Brosnan can't sing for toffee, but man he can toally wear a suit. All in all a rather enjoyable afternoon. I need to stop being such a fucking cynic. I'll try. The paramour is making meat. There is beer. It's not raining, it's a bank holiday Monday and I don't need to work eeeeeeeeeeeeffffffffffffff.
I really wanna see it! For Marvo Meryl but also for the ABBA tunes. We used to play ABBA when we were wee, with our hairbrushes. I remember us at age 7, I was Agnetha (I was way blonde back then), Sheena was Ana-Freida and if there was nobody else there, our dogs played Benny and Bjorn. My older cousin got "Money Money Money" from Santa one Christmas and I thought she was so cool.
I hope this comment does not get me banned from all your sites. But I just loves me all that kitsch so I do! That hair! Those headbands! And the fabby fabby flares. What's not to love?
Good lord, you'll totally love it. And you may quiver during 'the winner takes it all'.
I have nothing against them - but none of them or this moves me. Will Mamma Mia convert me? Should I take the plunge? Can I wait for the dvd?
Go along, have a gander. I was dead against it but found a quaint, slightly twee, feel good movie that doesn't to be anything it is not.
FMC - did any of the audience dress up Abba style? Over here, women are dressing to the Abba theme, going in the gear, blue satin jump suits, white long boots, Agneta and Frida wigs, the full kitch. Har! (They also did it for Sex and the City -but that was easier - just outrageous glam. huge fake flowers and killer heels!)
Not that I noticed, but it was an afternoon show so perhaps folk were more conservative.
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