Comments on: The Scariest Bollywood Movie… http://romimoondi.wordpress.com/2009/01/29/the-scariest-bollywood-movie/ Mon, 21 Dec 2009 19:14:46 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Scott http://romimoondi.wordpress.com/2009/01/29/the-scariest-bollywood-movie/#comment-764 Scott Thu, 02 Jul 2009 05:07:37 +0000 http://romimoondi.wordpress.com/?p=177#comment-764 The scariest movie I've ever seen is "The Ring"--mainly because of the videotape that kills everyone who watches it. But "The Ring" is one of the best-made films I've ever seen--and one of my all time favorites! It will be a while before I watch it again, though! The scariest movie I’ve ever seen is “The Ring”–mainly because of the videotape that kills everyone who watches it. But “The Ring” is one of the best-made films I’ve ever seen–and one of my all time favorites! It will be a while before I watch it again, though!

]]> By: B Smith http://romimoondi.wordpress.com/2009/01/29/the-scariest-bollywood-movie/#comment-215 B Smith Thu, 05 Feb 2009 02:01:14 +0000 http://romimoondi.wordpress.com/?p=177#comment-215 Romi- well, I am quite a 'leg-man', and I once met a woman whom I thought had the most GORGEOUS feet, although I'd never had any kind of foot-fetish, before or since. (She was married, alas, so the relationship was unfulfilled. sigh.) I think in the male mind, you can make just about part of the female anatomy sexy (providing, of course, you are heterosexual. Maybe even if not, I don't know...) There is definitely something about sucking on a woman's ankle, at the base of a long, shapely leg, and perhaps she's wearing some sexy shoes, as well? As she lies in the roadside dust, in distress and awaiting rescue---do you seriously think that wouldn't sound sexy to just about ANY typically horny, straight guy??? Sheesh ! :-P Romi- well, I am quite a ‘leg-man’, and I once met a woman whom I thought had the most GORGEOUS feet, although I’d never had any kind of foot-fetish, before or since. (She was married, alas, so the relationship was unfulfilled. sigh.)
I think in the male mind, you can make just about part of the female anatomy sexy (providing, of course, you are heterosexual. Maybe even if not, I don’t know…)
There is definitely something about sucking on a woman’s ankle, at the base of a long, shapely leg, and perhaps she’s wearing some sexy shoes, as well? As she lies in the roadside dust, in distress and awaiting rescue—do you seriously think that wouldn’t sound sexy to just about ANY typically horny, straight guy??? Sheesh ! :-P

]]> By: Becca http://romimoondi.wordpress.com/2009/01/29/the-scariest-bollywood-movie/#comment-199 Becca Mon, 02 Feb 2009 21:07:36 +0000 http://romimoondi.wordpress.com/?p=177#comment-199 I wandered over here from TB's blog. Hi. The only movie that has ever scared me wasn't even a scary movie. It was The Doors. With Val Kilmer. I was in third grade. I had the flu really badly one weekend, so because I couldn't go anywhere, my mom and her boyfriend decided to rent movies. My mom said it would be okay to watch it with us, we'd seen nudity before. But she did not take into account the fact that I was completely delirious with fever, so some of the parts (such as the part where he sets the house on fire with Meg Ryan trapped in the closet) would have the same effect as a bad LSD trip on me. I had nightmares for weeks about being set on fire in a closet, and still to this day, I can't watch it. I wandered over here from TB’s blog. Hi.

The only movie that has ever scared me wasn’t even a scary movie. It was The Doors. With Val Kilmer. I was in third grade. I had the flu really badly one weekend, so because I couldn’t go anywhere, my mom and her boyfriend decided to rent movies. My mom said it would be okay to watch it with us, we’d seen nudity before. But she did not take into account the fact that I was completely delirious with fever, so some of the parts (such as the part where he sets the house on fire with Meg Ryan trapped in the closet) would have the same effect as a bad LSD trip on me. I had nightmares for weeks about being set on fire in a closet, and still to this day, I can’t watch it.

]]> By: thegirlfromtheghetto http://romimoondi.wordpress.com/2009/01/29/the-scariest-bollywood-movie/#comment-191 thegirlfromtheghetto Sun, 01 Feb 2009 23:11:38 +0000 http://romimoondi.wordpress.com/?p=177#comment-191 GYL - I believe you. I saw the same damn movie at the drive in when I was about 15. Now you can sleep peacefully tonight. Romi- Oh, I was one weird kid. Scary movies didn't shake me. You know what did? Movies about Satan. I remember Watching the Exorcist around age 9 ... oh my gog!!! Still gets my vote for scariest movie ever. GYL – I believe you. I saw the same damn movie at the drive in when I was about 15. Now you can sleep peacefully tonight.

Romi- Oh, I was one weird kid. Scary movies didn’t shake me. You know what did? Movies about Satan. I remember Watching the Exorcist around age 9 … oh my gog!!! Still gets my vote for scariest movie ever.

]]> By: Romi http://romimoondi.wordpress.com/2009/01/29/the-scariest-bollywood-movie/#comment-190 Romi Sun, 01 Feb 2009 21:39:58 +0000 http://romimoondi.wordpress.com/?p=177#comment-190 <strong>morethananelectrician:</strong> well excuse me Mr. Party-Pooper, but unless you've met every single man on the earth (and if you have please show me a record of this), how do you know that such men don't exist? So no need to be such a buzz-kill on my blog!! <strong>Bird on the Wire: </strong>yeah....I don't think I lean towards guys who are into wearing big-boots as a regular thing...not that I prefer "metro guys"...I just can't picture the "jeans + boots" look, haha :-) <strong>B. Smith:</strong> wow, look at these ankle-lovin' dudes on my blog! Is it me or is it an overall ankle-fetish you guys have? (haha ;-) ) <strong>Duffboy:</strong> you write that in your ad and the babes will be lining up, trust me ;-) <strong>ramblelicious: </strong>the part that freaked ME out from the Ghostbusters was the ghost lady in the library at the beginning....won't ever forget that scene! PS: your poor sis, and also, poor everyone else in the theatre! Hahaha... ;-) <strong>sammy25:</strong> but they were really playing "peek-a-boo!" And no my weekend has not been very "peek-a-boo" like thus far...hope yours has been! ;-) <strong>goodbadandugly2:</strong> I'm glad I'm not crazy, and thanks for reading! :-) <strong>Javaqueen: </strong>you know I write the crazy lines just for you..you know that right? ;-) <strong>Daddy Dan: </strong>I was wondering where the hell you've been! Hahaha...of course I forgive you, sorry my new blog got lost, but now that you've found it, hope you enjoy it! :-) <strong>Soapbox Diva:</strong> wow...thanks for visiting and also for taking the time to write such a long and wisdom-rich comment! :-) PS: I so remember that line from Sleepless in Seattle, and I know what you mean about attraction and similar values first...but in today's world of technology (cough*Internet*cough), not meeting someone in that conventional way almost builds up like this other type of affection that exists on some other plane, and is completely reliant on a mental/emotional connection, with no purely physical connection, because none has been established yet...not the type of thing from which venom-sucking-love emerges, but the kind of thing where you wonder what meeting will mean...like will it mean starting at phase one...or skipping a whole bunch of "me, me, me" steps? Hmm...I guess there is only one way to find out, but thanks for the perspective! :-) <strong>Anja:</strong> okay....holy crap...I never thought of it that way...suddenly this qualification is seeming like a bit of a catch-22! morethananelectrician: well excuse me Mr. Party-Pooper, but unless you’ve met every single man on the earth (and if you have please show me a record of this), how do you know that such men don’t exist? So no need to be such a buzz-kill on my blog!!

Bird on the Wire: yeah….I don’t think I lean towards guys who are into wearing big-boots as a regular thing…not that I prefer “metro guys”…I just can’t picture the “jeans + boots” look, haha :-)

B. Smith: wow, look at these ankle-lovin’ dudes on my blog! Is it me or is it an overall ankle-fetish you guys have? (haha ;-) )

Duffboy: you write that in your ad and the babes will be lining up, trust me ;-)

ramblelicious: the part that freaked ME out from the Ghostbusters was the ghost lady in the library at the beginning….won’t ever forget that scene!

PS: your poor sis, and also, poor everyone else in the theatre! Hahaha… ;-)

sammy25: but they were really playing “peek-a-boo!” And no my weekend has not been very “peek-a-boo” like thus far…hope yours has been! ;-)

goodbadandugly2: I’m glad I’m not crazy, and thanks for reading! :-)

Javaqueen: you know I write the crazy lines just for you..you know that right? ;-)

Daddy Dan: I was wondering where the hell you’ve been! Hahaha…of course I forgive you, sorry my new blog got lost, but now that you’ve found it, hope you enjoy it! :-)

Soapbox Diva: wow…thanks for visiting and also for taking the time to write such a long and wisdom-rich comment! :-)

PS: I so remember that line from Sleepless in Seattle, and I know what you mean about attraction and similar values first…but in today’s world of technology (cough*Internet*cough), not meeting someone in that conventional way almost builds up like this other type of affection that exists on some other plane, and is completely reliant on a mental/emotional connection, with no purely physical connection, because none has been established yet…not the type of thing from which venom-sucking-love emerges, but the kind of thing where you wonder what meeting will mean…like will it mean starting at phase one…or skipping a whole bunch of “me, me, me” steps? Hmm…I guess there is only one way to find out, but thanks for the perspective! :-)

Anja: okay….holy crap…I never thought of it that way…suddenly this qualification is seeming like a bit of a catch-22!

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