Favorite or least favorite Holiday movie
12-11-2008, 02:20 AM
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Favorite or least favorite Holiday movie
Mine is a real classic........It's a wonderful life
Buffalo gal won't you come out tonight,come out tonight.......one of my favorite actors and it is the first movie I remember seeing as a child on tv.I even own it on DVD.....lol
Buffalo gal won't you come out tonight,come out tonight.......one of my favorite actors and it is the first movie I remember seeing as a child on tv.I even own it on DVD.....lol
12-11-2008, 02:24 AM
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ohh good one Brian. The Mods must love us will all of our random threads LOL.
But, favorite move ... I would have to say Santa Clause 1 and 2. Then Frosty the Snowman, its a classic.
But, favorite move ... I would have to say Santa Clause 1 and 2. Then Frosty the Snowman, its a classic.
12-11-2008, 02:27 AM
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Originally Posted by BZinn1
Poor Squall heart has given up moving us to off topic......he would need to move the whole NW site.
A christmas story is a good one, I like it.
12-11-2008, 03:02 AM
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I bet they are all partying........I myself am having pumpkin beer......don't ask.....it is good though.Buffalo Bills Brewery Pumpkin Ale.tomorrow I have to continue onward with my lighting motion sensors in the Kmart......nothing like rewiring a 45 year old building to modern day methods.I am at the take 3 way switches out and replace them to work indipendantly but together with motion sensors......fun fun.
12-11-2008, 03:04 AM
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LOL Nice, is the pumpkin beer as good as the bacon vodka? I think I have heard of it though, not from that Brewery though.
Rewiring KMart, that just sounds like a major headache. LOL
Rewiring KMart, that just sounds like a major headache. LOL
12-11-2008, 03:09 AM
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Where are you looking at? The winery I once lived by I dont think was that much. Valley View Winery, they have an awesome little place out in the Applegate Valley. You will just need to get the tents to host it under.
12-11-2008, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by dibbz
national lampoons christmas vacation!!
<~~~~been looking for a place for my oldest to get married for less than 2500 bucks grrrrr
<~~~~been looking for a place for my oldest to get married for less than 2500 bucks grrrrr
12-11-2008, 02:58 PM
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Dibbz check out Thornewood Castle.I am not sure on what they charge for use of the castle,but Macy's took us all there for an Award dinner a few years back.Cindy's manager won the raffle they held and got to stay the night for free,but she did not want to stay so she gave it to us.
the castle is being remodeled so it is not a super spectacular on the bedroom floors,there is 100years of paint over the original mouldings that they are room by room removing and restoring.
It is the castle they shot Steven Kings Rose Red in..........when Cindy and I stayed we were the only ones there for the night........I got to enjoy my Miller High life standing in front of a 500year old painting in the grand hall while Cindy had some Boones Farm strawberry hill........
http://www.thornewoodcastle.com/see.htm
the castle is being remodeled so it is not a super spectacular on the bedroom floors,there is 100years of paint over the original mouldings that they are room by room removing and restoring.
It is the castle they shot Steven Kings Rose Red in..........when Cindy and I stayed we were the only ones there for the night........I got to enjoy my Miller High life standing in front of a 500year old painting in the grand hall while Cindy had some Boones Farm strawberry hill........
http://www.thornewoodcastle.com/see.htm
12-11-2008, 09:43 PM
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Not into most "Holiday Movies" so won't even discuss 'em. 
Don, when I got married the second time we rented a wonderful classic old place from the local parks department - Titlow Beach Lodge. All the reception goodies came bulk from Costco with friends and family doing all the cutting and laying out. Only "professional" stuff was the music (DJ) and a good pro photographer.
Just remember, what you do doesn't have to be "traditional" and expensive, just lovingly memorable. Make it up as you go along.
http://tijil.org/T%26C02.jpg
Don, when I got married the second time we rented a wonderful classic old place from the local parks department - Titlow Beach Lodge. All the reception goodies came bulk from Costco with friends and family doing all the cutting and laying out. Only "professional" stuff was the music (DJ) and a good pro photographer.
Just remember, what you do doesn't have to be "traditional" and expensive, just lovingly memorable. Make it up as you go along.
http://tijil.org/T%26C02.jpg