OT:My first memory of Elizabeth Taylor

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It was 1974. I was 12 years old. I was in the 6th grade. We had a after
school movie program where for 25 cents you could watch a movie after school
once per week on a Friday. One movie I went to attend was Ivanhoe. I knew
it had something to do with Robin Hood, a movie with Errol Flynn I had
recently watched on TV and so I wanted to see it. So I am in a classroom
with about a dozen boys and girls watching the film and suddenly Elizabeth
Taylor made he first appearance in the film. She was the raven haired
Rebecca, daughter of Isaac the Jew. At that moment a hushed gasp from all
the boys, and even a few of the girls, filled the room. We were all
captivated by her incredible beauty. So much so that it surprised this
little group of young children. She was that stunningly beautiful. That
was my first memory of Elizabeth Taylor. And one I remember very fondly.

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"Paul M. Cook" wrote in news:[email protected]:





The only thing this has had to do with food is the fact I lost my lunch
reading it.


Elizabeth who?


1974 I was in the Army. '75 was my first deployment overseas.
What did you have on you lunch during 7th Grade?


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On Mar 24, 3:06?am, "Paul M. Cook" wrote:

Did the old beeyotch die or something? Who cares?

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On Thu, 24 Mar 2011 05:19:38 -0700 (PDT), projectile vomit chick
wrote:



So who would give a damn if you dropped dead?

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On Mar 24, 8:37?am, nfw wrote:

People die every minute, if not more often. Let those close to ET
mourn her. I for one don't hold royalty, celebrities, politicians
etc. in higher esteem than myself, or those close to me.

[loveexdanielaa]

On Mar 24, 3:06?am, "Paul M. Cook" wrote:

I liked Elizabeth in "Cleopatra", in the scene where she's lying nude
on a massage table. As "Cleopatra" was a 1963 movie, I guess the
censorship was a little more relaxed than it had been previously, but
still you could not see anything "naughty". But OMG she had a
beautiful body too!

John Kuthe...

[mccarthy410]

"Father of the Bride".

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Taylor. An actress and later Aids activist who died recently.


Typically we had grilled cheese, spaghetti and meatball, mac and cheese.

Paul

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"John Kuthe" wrote in message
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On Mar 24, 3:06 am, "Paul M. Cook" wrote:

I liked Elizabeth in "Cleopatra", in the scene where she's lying nude
on a massage table. As "Cleopatra" was a 1963 movie, I guess the
censorship was a little more relaxed than it had been previously, but
still you could not see anything "naughty". But OMG she had a
beautiful body too!


Yeah, that was a good scene. No wonder Richard Burton fell for her.

Paul

John Kuthe...

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"Portland" wrote in message
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On Mar 24, 8:37 am, nfw wrote:

People die every minute, if not more often. Let those close to ET
mourn her. I for one don't hold royalty, celebrities, politicians
etc. in higher esteem than myself, or those close to me.

She raised, personally, more than 350 million dollars for AIDS research.
That was at the time more than the government spent. She was special, above
the Hollywood fray and now all we have is Lindsay Lohan and the rest of the
alcoholic, drugged-out, jailbird party animals.

Paul