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BittenByTheWolfe
CSI Level Three
Re: The Locker Room: All Danny, All The Time
Rock on! I took a class called Literature in Pop Culture last semester...all we did was study folk music. Easiest Lit credits I've gotten in a long time! And, to my mind, if we can study plays as literature (Shakespeare, anyone?) then we should be able to study any form of dramatic writing, which would include scripts from TV and Film. Just my $0.02
I plan on it. After I finish my homework I fully intend to reward myself by rewatching the Danny scenes in search of the lip lick.
Rock on! I took a class called Literature in Pop Culture last semester...all we did was study folk music. Easiest Lit credits I've gotten in a long time! And, to my mind, if we can study plays as literature (Shakespeare, anyone?) then we should be able to study any form of dramatic writing, which would include scripts from TV and Film. Just my $0.02
I plan on it. After I finish my homework I fully intend to reward myself by rewatching the Danny scenes in search of the lip lick.
Re: The Locker Room: All Danny, All The Time
That sounds like a terrific class! You know, it could easily be argued that Shakespeare was an early example of low culture. Why should TV and film be any different? I could really go off on a rant, here, but I won't. :lol: I think I'd be preaching to the choir anyway.
Just think...someday, Danny and his lickable lips could be taught in a classroom.
That sounds like a terrific class! You know, it could easily be argued that Shakespeare was an early example of low culture. Why should TV and film be any different? I could really go off on a rant, here, but I won't. :lol: I think I'd be preaching to the choir anyway.
Just think...someday, Danny and his lickable lips could be taught in a classroom.
BittenByTheWolfe
CSI Level Three
Re: The Locker Room: All Danny, All The Time
Man, it's sad that most people can't get past the language issue of Shakespeare to realize that his plays are basically just soap operas. :lol: I mean, take Hamlet, for example...murder, ghosts, incest, betrayal, suicide and corny jokes...that's like Days of Our Lives and Passions rolled up into one!
Damn. That could almost convince me to get my teaching certificate... :lol:
Man, it's sad that most people can't get past the language issue of Shakespeare to realize that his plays are basically just soap operas. :lol: I mean, take Hamlet, for example...murder, ghosts, incest, betrayal, suicide and corny jokes...that's like Days of Our Lives and Passions rolled up into one!
Damn. That could almost convince me to get my teaching certificate... :lol:
Re: The Locker Room: All Danny, All The Time
See...Soaps have been around forever.
Hey! I'd sign up for a class about Danny and his succulent lips.
Funny note: dictionary.com defines succulent as 3. Highly interesting or enjoyable; delectable. That sure does describe Danny and his lips. :devil: :lol:
See...Soaps have been around forever.
Hey! I'd sign up for a class about Danny and his succulent lips.
Funny note: dictionary.com defines succulent as 3. Highly interesting or enjoyable; delectable. That sure does describe Danny and his lips. :devil: :lol:
IvoryRaven
Police Officer
Re: The Locker Room: All Danny, All The Time
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Oh guys, you're cracking me up! Ah, its so nice, I'm having a horrible day (yes, I know it's only 7:17 in the morning) and I check the forums and find all of this hilarious Dannyness! I love you!
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Oh guys, you're cracking me up! Ah, its so nice, I'm having a horrible day (yes, I know it's only 7:17 in the morning) and I check the forums and find all of this hilarious Dannyness! I love you!
Re: The Locker Room: All Danny, All The Time
I actually do think TV can be literary...my favorite show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and its spinoff, Angel, routinely used literary devices--metaphors, foreshadowing, symbolism, etc.--and of course had great characters and stories. There's even a Buffy symposium each year at some university where people present papers about the show! Kinda cool.
As for Danny, well, epics could be written about those blue eyes, that pouty mouth, that gorgeous smile.
I actually do think TV can be literary...my favorite show, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and its spinoff, Angel, routinely used literary devices--metaphors, foreshadowing, symbolism, etc.--and of course had great characters and stories. There's even a Buffy symposium each year at some university where people present papers about the show! Kinda cool.
As for Danny, well, epics could be written about those blue eyes, that pouty mouth, that gorgeous smile.
BittenByTheWolfe
CSI Level Three
Re: The Locker Room: All Danny, All The Time
Whoa. Sign me up for every session! And he wouldn't happen to need a lovely volunteer from the audience, would he? *Bats eyelashes*
Whoa. Sign me up for every session! And he wouldn't happen to need a lovely volunteer from the audience, would he? *Bats eyelashes*
Re: The Locker Room: All Danny, All The Time
Joining in the crappy day chorus - my new car + box in the road + rude drivers = me having a flat tire in rush hour traffic!!!!!!!!
But, I came here and the savage in me was soothed. How can I stay angry when a Danny Symposium is in the works. I would like to collaborate with Danny on The Art of the Shower visual presentation.
Ali
Joining in the crappy day chorus - my new car + box in the road + rude drivers = me having a flat tire in rush hour traffic!!!!!!!!
But, I came here and the savage in me was soothed.
How can I stay angry when a Danny Symposium is in the works. I would like to collaborate with Danny on The Art of the Shower visual presentation.Ali
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