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Obviously, snog Ann Widdecombe, marry Katie Price and avoid Liza Minnelli.
Ya, mon.
An inanimate carbon rod, of course.
Using my middle name: non-nerd's flaming cods<br />
Not using my middle name: snoring fens
You'd submit a lot of things.
I just remember it being one he regretted making or something like that. I may have misremembered entirely, but I understood it to be a low point in his career.
Your question lacks a mark, but I'll accept the syntax reordering. In all honesty, I haven't seen the film in a long time. Feel free to come over and make me watch it, looking over me expectantly during the good bits and annotating the bits you really love by saying "I love this bit."
Annie's boyfriend is a cop,<br />
They're on a boat; it will not stop.<br />
Romantic cruises do not mix,<br />
With computer hackers running ships.
I see we're playing this game backwards now, so I'll provide the question to your answer.<br />
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What's your opinion of The Cable Guy?
A film for many years not seen,<br />
I'd struggle rhyming every scene.<br />
A quick peruse of IMDB, <br />
Says out of 10 it rates a 3.
The Cable Guy.
We are all we learn.<br />
A sum of sense and values.<br />
Not one moral sense.
Well, this one turned into a Pandora's Box when I actually went to write out what I hate in other people and then go on to say why. I wanted to do this question justice and give a good overview of the "why" as well as the "what", but it turned out to be so long as to warrant a proper blog post.<br />
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So, firstly, here's the summary of some "worst character traits" that came to mind: willful ignorance; right-leaning senses of entitlement, egocentricity and national pride; sweeping apathy; and lack of ambition.<br />
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People happy with that and adverse to long-winded writing might want to stop now, but for those that want my full explanations and justifications can read here: http://avengerpenguin.com/Comment/Worst-Character-Traits.html
Jim Carrey is probably better with aspects of comedy such as slapstick and spoofing. His work on Saturday Night Live included a very good parody of Vanilla Ice, though little stands up to Mr. Ice's own self-parody.<br />
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I seem to associate Robin Williams with being more of an actual actor, however. I can recall a few more serious films and even the comedy ones have their earnest moments. In contrast, I can't put my finger on a contemplative moment in Ace Ventura.<br />
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So, I'll say Robin Williams as a better comedy actor overall, despite Carrey's comedic strengths.
Yes.
Bacon.
He's definitely plotting something...<br />
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I mostly read comedy, but used to be into some gothic stuff a while back. I've not read fiction for a long time now, so I guess really it's mostly Private Eye these days.<br />
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As for films, they're not the easiest things to read. I suppose you can read the ones with subtitles and I have a few like that. One of my favourites of all time is Der Untergang (Downfall) and that has subtitles.
A jellycopter.
I am a penguin that rode a motorcycle and protected the citizens of Big City from Caractacus P. Doom. Although, I've not done so for 17 years now...