chaostheory08
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nattybatty55 said:
You haven't sent your cards yet :lol:
Well, ranma and I are both from the Philippines so it's easier to snail mail stuff.
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nattybatty55 said:
You haven't sent your cards yet :lol:
How funny was the ice-skating scene? I wonder, were all the falls deliberate or did they just leave the out-takes in because he kept falling? Aww, think of all those bumps and bruises - I'd sure like to kiss them better
I do think it was all planned - very common romance movie technique. But, I don't care either way. Loved it all the same and I'm so jealous of Joely Richardson.nattybatty55 said:
How funny was the ice-skating scene? I wonder, were all the falls deliberate or did they just leave the out-takes in because he kept falling? Aww, think of all those bumps and bruises - I'd sure like to kiss them better
I never thought about that! Well o course thought about the kissing him better :devil: But I never thought about them being outtakes, what do you guys think?!?!?
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